Copyright 2012, 2020 Lisa Summers
(All characters in this story are 18 years or older at the time of sexual activity)
"Mary Ann, how did you get started at um, The Organization?" Kayce asked her, as she took the sliced turkey out of the deli container. "And do you want one or two sandwiches?"
Mary Ann giggled. "You sounded like you were going to call it 'Hot Sex Incorporated.' And I'll have one, with Russian and on wheat bread." She watched Kayce as she bustled about Mary Ann's kitchen. Sadly for us, both women were dressed, so I can't describe for you how lovely their slim naked bodies would have looked. But they still looked darned hot in their work casual outfits.
"Yeah, I'm not sure how to refer to it," Kayce admitted. "I've never been a criminal before. Are you the capo de tutti capos?" Kayce looked uncertainly at her mistress.
"Well, I didn't start The Organization, I was recruited into it. And, I've been pretty successful here," Mary Ann said.
"Would you mind telling me about it?" Kayce asked deferentially. "I'd love to know more about you, and your life."
"Hmm, okay," Mary Ann said. "Finish making the sandwiches and pour us a glass of milk each, and we can eat in the bedroom. It's so sunny and beautiful there, it always puts me in a good mood."
The two women carried the food into Mary Ann's sumptuous bedroom, surrounded by walls of glass on two sides, with flower placements throughout, and sweetly feminine touches that accented the romantic Victorian dΓ©cor, including a lovely king poster bed in mahogany. The two sat on the bed, facing each other, plates before them and the glasses at hand on a side table.
"So, it began like this," Mary Ann said...
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Mary Ann's Story
"You know I'm pretty young," I (Mary Ann) said.
"Yes, honestly when I first saw you, I thought you were a college girl," Kayce said.
I laughed. "I guess I disabused you of that notion pretty quickly, though."
Kayce looked happy. "Yes, and I've never been happier," she said. "But please, continue."
"Okay. Well, the reason that I look so young, is because I am young. I started with the organization as a junior in high school. You see, I was a cheerleader, and in the Honor Society, had great grades, the whole deal, basically had everything going for me. My guidance counselor, and the advisor to the cheerleaders, was Mrs. Rosalie Adams. She was also an agent and recruiter for The Organization.
One day, she called me into her office. "Mary Ann, I need to go over some papers related to your college choices, do you have some free time?"
"I've got classes right now, and then cheerleader practice," I said.
"How about after that?" she asked, her chin resting in her hand, her blonde hair coiffed into a tight bun, as she glared at me over glasses resting on her nose, giving her a severe look.
"Well, I guess," I said. "Um, where?"
"Why don't I drive you to my house after practice, show you the papers you need to fill out, give you dinner, and take you home?"
"Okay, sure," I said. "I'll just call my mom and let her know."
"That's fine," Mrs. Adams said.
Mrs. Adams met me as I came out of the girls locker room, and led me to her car. She drove me to her house - this was in Lawrence, Kansas, and she lived in a nice, suburban housing development. She led me inside.
"This is very nice," I said. Of course, I would have said that if she lived in a shack, and I had no idea of one furnishing from another - I was very naΓ―ve!
"Thank you," she said. "My husband left me well off, so I don't have to worry about making a living, I can concentrate on having fun."
That jarred me. Mrs. Adams was probably in her mid forties, and I had never, ever heard anyone in that age group ever talk about having "fun."
"Pardon me?" I said.
"I said, I like to have fun," she said, again. "Would you like a glass of wine?"
"Um, okay," I said.
She went to her refrigerator and pulled out a bottle of a white wine. I don't remember what kind, something relatively bland.
"You don't drink much, do you?" she said, looking back at me.
"No ma'am, I said. "I'm not twenty one yet." I thought I heard her giggle.
"Well, this is mild and perfect for you," she said, bringing out two glasses of a still white wine, and handing me one. "Sip it slowly, I think that you'll like it very much."
I did, and it was tasty, a little sour, but it tasted better than I thought it might.