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Chapter 1
Just some things you should know now that you've found out about us. I know that you were bothered about loosing Paula but now you know that won't happen. Whatever has passed between her and me hasn't drastically altered her feelings for you; both of you have agreed that things will just be a little different from now on. That you want to carry on with what you have agreed says much about you Martin. Paula and I have talked at length about the situation and now we can tell you what you are going to do.
But first Martin, let me tell you how we got to where we are now. It started innocently enough, it always does.
It was the on-line charity auction in the office intranet that did it. There were the usual stuff, cakes baked to some special 'granny's' recipe, a mornings housework, a genuine Indian meal prepared by building services guy, free riding lesson and so on. We could all bid on-line with an end-date in a week or so. It was a bit dull I thought, so I offered a flight in a 2-seat light-aircraft 'in the vicinity of your house'; the plane would be piloted by me, hired from a local flying club. The auction really took off then (excuse the pun); the bidding went up very quickly with some staff bidding against each other several times. I occasionally logged on to see the progress; one time Paula's name popped up. I watched with added interest then. Somebody out-bid her and then another and then she bid again. Three were left in it and an idea formed. The flight was going to be photographed for the work magazine and also for pictures on the website. I wanted Paula to get the flight but I didn't want tons of people around at the time; also, she'd likely be out-bid and I didn't want to take either of the two guys left in the race. So, calmly, I 'bumped' into her and told her to stop bidding, I'd take her anyway.
She was delighted.
'When?' she asked.
'Anytime you like.' I said, 'a weekend is better; bring your husband to take some pictures before we go.'
She looked thoughtful for a second.
'Saturday?'
'It's a deal,' I said, 'see you at the local airfield at 9am. Wear trousers, lace-up shoes and bring a jacket and sunglasses.'
I was there at 8.30, plane ready and me waiting by it. Her car entered the car-park at her usual rate (fast) and I was pleased to see that she was alone. Great, no husband! She got out of the car. When I said trousers, I'd meant just that; I hadn't envisaged a pair of jeans that looked as if they'd been sprayed on. Boy did she look good; they fitted so closely, following every contour of her legs and crotch; the outline of her pussy lips clearly defined. I tried not to look (she told me later that I'd failed miserably).
'No husband?' I enquired.
'No.' She said, giving no further explanation.
I showed her around the aircraft and helped her into the small cockpit. As I walked around to the other side I noticed two pilot colleagues watching; out of Paula's sight, I grinned at them and silently mouthed, 'fuck off.' They waved back.
'Dirty, lucky bastard.' one softly called. I climbed in.
Getting her belted in was a nice experience as I adjusted the straps; she made it comfortable over her breasts. I glanced briefly at them; lovely. I fired up the engine, went through all the safety checks, explaining what I was doing as I did so. She looked lovely with the headset on and sunglasses. I called the tower and taxied around to the runway. I checked that she still wanted to go and she said she most certainly did. I radioed the tower and said I was ready for departure. I received clearance and entered the runway. With a glance at Paula I gave it full power and we tore down the runway, lifting off quite soon. A quick glance indicated that Paula was OK, she was grinning from ear to ear. I climbed out to 1000 feet and headed west towards the Brecon Beacons.
Paula was entranced at the wildness and the view; it was a perfect day. She wore the expression of an excited child as we levelled at 4000 feet and cruised around as I pointed out things on the ground and a hot-air balloon which we circled at a safe distance. The crew waved and Paula waved back. I asked her if she was enjoying it. She put her hand on my arm and said she was; she left her hand there for some times and then, just so naturally, dropped it to my upper leg and gently moved her hand back and forth. Bloody difficult flying with a hard-on I tell you. I headed back to the field and gave her the controls; nervous at first she later relaxed and I got her to turn it and hold it level and in a straight line. I took over again as we neared the airfield and she put her hand lightly back on my leg; she was apprehensive as I approached for landing as she said the runway looked too small.
'It's OK.' I said, 'it gets bigger the nearer you are.'
She giggled. 'So I see.'