(This is my very first submission to Literotica! Please be kind, but truthful if you leave a comment. Thank you!)
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This is a fantasy. A fantasy like no other. Please allow me to indulge your bulge.
Hi. My name is Brie. I'm a 5'3" strawberry blonde with measurements of 46C, 40, 48. Yes, I'm a big girl, and I'm what many might call "plump," but my husband seems to like all my curves, and honestly, THAT is all that matters.
I have trouble sleeping at night. My solution is to think up a story and live in that story. Become the story. I've got dialogue, and settings. "Real People" per se. It usually puts me to sleep after about 10 minutes. Thing is, I've gotten rather attached to this story, and I never seem to get past the first couple minutes. So, I'm going to expand my story by writing my fantasy. And I want you to come with me. Grab a drink and a towel, cause you're gonna get wet.
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Chapter 1: The Career
I now work in a fancy boutique of high-end clothes named Heart of the Matter. A person such as myself would normally never get a job like this, but I was in desperate need of a job. I'm not what someone would call "stylish", as I don't wear the "in" clothes (as I don't have the luxury of buying said clothes, and even if I *did* have the luxury, many clothes off the rack rarely fit my build), but I do know what is in style, and I know what people like to wear at the office, at home, at a party, and just out and about! (I make do with what I have, so although my clothes aren't specifically stylish, I am clean and styled nicely.)
I was relentless when it came to applying at Heart of the Matter. I went in every other day after I had filled out the application and talked to the manager. After not hearing back for two weeks, I had gone in everyday to inquire. I wasn't pushy. I just REALLY needed a job, and I thought I would be perfect working there. After 4 weeks of having taken my application in, I was finally hired. Mrs. Thompkins hired me to be a seamstress. I was content with working in the back learning how to sew the made-to-order pieces together, and alternate pieces if they didn't fit quite right. I had to earn even that, though. When I applied, I knew nothing - not even how to sew on a button. But because I needed a job, it was YouTube to the rescue! I also had to submit at least 5 sewing samples every week of the first month to let the owner and manager know that I was indeed needing and wanting to work there. I didn't care. I finally could say I have a job in the upscale part of town, AND I had a trade that I could use and improve upon.
People in the back don't normally get seen except when someone comes in for alterations. We dress and look "nice", but looking nice to most of these people I akin to aristocrats, I thought was equivalent to looking like bums to the "regular Joe." But even knowing that, I get to interact with them. Yes, some are snobbish, but most only carry the air of snobbery until they are under the pin. They have a specific look and taste to what they wear, and Heart of the Matter caters specifically to them. Of course we allow all people of any "station" or class, ethnicity/race to come in and buy what we have to offer. Many don't care that we can alter what they buy in order to fit them specifically. They just like to say they came to us to get it. That's how "boujie" we are.
So, here I was, working in this beautiful boutique. Often, when I heard the soft chime of the door, I would take a peek out the thick curtain that leads to the front to see who had entered. I quickly learned that at least 12-15 ladies were regulars, and they all had "their" time of day that they would shop. It was as if the shop was all theirs because no one ever, and I mean EVER, came in when these ladies were here. Which isn't to say that people couldn't come in and shop when these ladies did, it's just that no one ever DID come in. I don't know if it was coincidence or not. It was just my observation. They were all kind, and all of us employed there went out of our way to make their shopping experience as pleasant as possible. We doted on them in a special way, but they never looked down their noses at us. For some reason, I never felt "below" them. I never felt like one of them, but they never once made me feel inferior.
I had worked three consistent months and apparently had shown great possibility to Mrs. Thompkins, the manager, so that I could also work up front with the customers as they shopped. I chalk it up to my personality. I'm not over-bubbly as to be annoying, but I do try to lift others up if they're having a difficult day. I want others to try to see the best in each situation, but I don't push my beliefs on others. I listen with a caring heart, and many people who have to stand still as they get pinned by me as I'm working on their garment, will usually open up. Since I proved I can listen to the customer, and can suggest a garment or two that I think they would like, I was promoted to also being able to work in the main sales floor, as well as being in the back. Getting a commission on sales as well as getting a seamstress's pay is very nice.
Now, just as a preface, I hadn't ever met the owner of the store before that day; I didn't know to treat her as the owner. I treated her as I had treated all the other ladies that I had shopped with and fitted: I treated her as if she were the Queen. After welcoming her into the shoppe and introducing myself, she gave me her name: Angela Monte. She asked to look at several different pantsuits, dresses, blouses, and jeans. I pulled them off the racks as she went around to say what she liked, and I even pulled some that I thought would complement her skin tone, though she never asked. I took all the items to our largest fitting room as she continued to shop and look around. When she was ready to get fitted, I helped her try on and fit several of the styles, noting where they would best be altered to fit her luscious body (though I NEVER said that to her face) and pinned where each garment would need to be taken in, and marked with fabric chalk where the garment would need to be further altered.
Angela - excuse me - Mrs. Monte was 5'10" tall with piercing brown eyes and medium-long dark brunette hair with flawless waves. She looked to be of a distant Asian descent, with a hint of Native American. Her beauty - her aura - was distracting, but I tried to keep my head about me and attend to her clothing needs. We spoke of many different things during her fitting, allowing me to get to know her better. She bought nearly every piece I'd suggested asking for the alterations to be completed in 10 days. I assured her they would be done with the utmost care, and would she like to be contacted if they were finished beforehand. Before I could complete my question, she patiently waved me off.
"No, don't worry about that," she commented. "I'll be here in ten days to pick them up. Thank you, Brie."
I nearly swooned and creamed my panties when she said my name. Her voice has a sweet raspy quality to it, and everything she says is sexy; but when she said my name, it took me by surprise, and turned me on SO much.
Gathering my wits about me, I wished her well on her travels, waiting for her to leave the boutique before taking the articles of clothing to the back and tagging them as hers. We had been taught that the customer shouldn't see your back when she (or he) is at the counter; assure them their purchases are as special as they are, and allow them to leave before going to the back.
Sasha, another young lady working in the back as a seamstress, stood gawking as I entered the back hallway where we kept the orders to be altered.
"Sasha, what's the matter?" I stopped and asked, concerned.
"Do- Do you know who that was that you just served?!" she asked excitedly.
"Sure! That was Mrs. Monte. She's a lovely lady," I said excitedly. "Bought nearly everything I brought out for her! I think that was my biggest sale ever!" I said while clapping my hands under the pile of clothes in my arms and doing a little jig.