This story is dedicated to the author called Madison018. Her stories are so fine that I decided to write this because I learned something about myself while reading her stories. I hope that she likes this one. I wrote it because Iâve been reading about Dom/sub relationships and am VERY curious to find out whether Iâm a Dom or not. This is kind of a fantasy and kind of a reality story. Some parts are real but Iâll leave it to the reader to decide where the line is.
----------------------
Iâm just your average guy. Or I thought so⊠up until the events that Iâd like to tell you about. Up to this point in my life I never thought of myself as unusual. My tastes in women were just ânormalâ. What turns me on is slightly built women with small breasts. I like olive skinned women with all but red hair. Now, donât get me wrongâŠI have lusted after, dated and even married a red headed women. Itâs just that blondes, brunettes and raven-haired women are more to my liking.
Iâm recently divorced and live fairly close to an Ivy League University In New Haven. The neighborhood is pretty well dominated by apartments that cater to the Universityâs students. My own apartment is modest but comfortable. Itâs in a rather large house thatâs been converted to apartments by the landlord and as I said there are students living in the other apartments. I know all of the kids in the building because for some reason, Iâve been unofficially designated as kind of the house protector and father figure. Thereâs a really nice assortment of men and women of various classes. We have three seniors, four juniors and one sophomore. Everyone has their own kitchen/dining room, bathroom and two rooms that can be used as a bedroom and living room. As I said, cozy. Up until about a week before the fall semester began, there was one empty apartment. Thatâs when a nice looking woman moved in. I didnât meet her until about a week after she moved in. I literally bumped into her one day in the hallway. I apologized and introduced myself.
âHi. My nameâs Tom and I live in the apartment at the front on the second floorâ, I told her.
âOh, hi. Iâm Madison and Sherry told me about you. She said that youâre nice and that youâre friendly. She told me that if I have any problems that youâre very helpful.â
âWell, Madison, I keep to myself when itâs warranted but I like the people that live here. If you have any parties, let us know and weâll keep an eye out for you. If you need anything else, look me up and Iâll do what I can.â
âThanks, Tom, but parties arenât my style. Iâm a freshman and Iâd like to make good grades while in school so there wonât be much of that in my place.â
âNo problem even if you do, kiddo. We like to have what we call âcommunity dinnerâ about once a month or so and this month is my turn. Itâs pot luck and everybody contributes, so stop up on Friday night at about seven and we can all get acquainted, ok?â
âThanks, Iâd like that, Tom.â With that she flipped a wave at me and disappeared on her way to classes, I guess.
I remember thinking that she was a pleasant woman in every way. Sheâs pleasant to chat with and very pleasant to look at, I said to myself. She has brown hair that reaches a little below her shoulders and a very nice shade of green in her eyes. Sheâs thin, about 5â 5â tall and nice curves. What struck me, though, was the fact that she has smallish breasts. Her breasts are not very small but on the small side. However, they had a nice fullness and shape. She has the body type that has always turned my head.
Friday night arrived and the other kids (as I called them) started to drift in with their cheery banter and a small dish to share. Everyone had arrived except Madison but nobody gave it another thought. As we heated up the dishes and started in on the feast, I finally recognized that Madison hadnât arrived. I mentioned it to Dina who was in the kitchen with me. She also seemed a bit surprised that Madison hadnât yet arrived. I told Dina that I would go down and see if she was home and extend another invitation in case she felt out of place.
I knocked on the door and I was pleasantly surprised when she answered. âHey, are you attending our little house dinner?â I asked as nicely as I could.
âWell, I thought that Iâd skip this one because I really donât want to impose,â she replied.
âImpose? What impose? We do this all the time. How else are you going to meet your neighbors?â I bantered. âCome on, everybodyâs up there already and you are definitely not imposing,â I tried to reassure her.
âWell, I donât have anything to bring,â was her reply.
âNever mind that. Itâs your first time and I really donât think that anybody would mind all that much. You can get to meet your neighbors and they will be more than happy to help you get oriented to your surroundings and the fact that youâre a freshman would be to your advantage, you know.â
I think that was what convinced her to join us. The rest of the evening went pleasantly and I think that everyone enjoyed the company. I know that I did. Madison fit in pretty well and the talk seemed to flow easily enough. We all chipped in with our advice on the area and the kids seemed happy to help Madison get oriented to the university buildings and the culture of the place. Madison was the last one in the apartment and she and I just chatted away the night. I learned about her, told her about me and we just filled the night with idle chat about everything and nothing. When she said her good night, I was struck at the fact that she was, indeed, a pleasant young lady and told her so. She smiled and said that she, too, had enjoyed the evening. I told her that if she needed anything that she shouldnât feel that she was imposing. She immediately got the joke, giggled and graciously accepted the offer. She surprised me when she moved close as if she were going to whisper something but gave me a peck on the cheek and closed the door behind her.
Nothing much happened for the next few days and weeks. You know how it isâŠlife just seems to roll on. I saw all of the folks in the house and we chatted and went our way. Then one evening after I had come home from work, there was a knock on my door. I answered the door as I was changing my shirt. I quickly pulled the shirt over my head and opened the door to find Madison in an agitated state. She seemed upset at something, so I invited her in. I expected her to cry at almost any moment. I asked her what seemed to be the problem. She told me that her computer had crashed and she was in the middle of writing an important paper for a class and that she could not get the computer back up. I offered to look at it for her to see if there was anything that I could do. She knew that I was into computers and that I had one of my own so she gladly accepted the offer.
We sat down at her computer. The power lights were on but the screen was blank. I asked her to describe what had happened. When she told me what had happened and after some cursory diagnosis, I figured that her hard disc had crashed and was unsalvageable. Then she did start to cry. I quickly told her that she could use my computer to finish her paper. I asked if she had her notes and whether she could rewrite her paper from scratch. She sniffled, and nodded her head in the affirmative.
âWell, then, I think we should make tracks up to my apartment and get you going if youâre going to get it finished in time,â I said.
âOk, but itâs going to take me all night. Can stay there until I finish?â she asked.
âOf course you can. I donât have any plans to use it tonight, anyway. You can stay until youâre finished, ok?â
That seemed to do the trick. She settled down and followed me out of her apartment. We ambled up the stairs to my place while did my best to cheer her up. I think most people would call it flirting with her. The funny thing is that most people would be right! I was flirting with her. The realization almost floored me. I hadnât flirted with a woman in a long timeâŠcertainly not with a woman almost twenty years my junior and DEFINITELY not one of the girls in my complex! I went to the dining room, armed with my checkbook and the stack of monthly bills that had to be paid. I figured that this was as good a time as any to do the monthly chore.
When I looked up, Madison was standing in the doorway to the room and was leaning on the frame watching me work.
âWhatâs up?â I asked.
âNothing, just taking a break,â she said.
âWell, come on in and Iâll get a soda for us and we can take a break together or a beer if youâd rather that,â I said.
âNo, soda would be fine,â she said as she sat down.
I retrieved the glasses, poured the soda and sat down to chat. After a few minutes, I again realized that this was more flirting than idle chat. Then IT happened. The it was something that, at the moment, seemed innocent. Madison knocked her glass of Pepsi over and it spilled onto the pile of âpaidâ bills. She jumped up and seemed to run in three different directions at once. I calmly rose to get a towel to wipe up the spilled soda. But Madison was anything but calm. She kept muttering to herself about being so clumsy. I tried to brush off her comments but she wouldnât hear of it. What she said next still reverberates in my brain. It seemed like a strange thing at the time and after weâd cleaned up it still hung in the air. What she said was and I quote âI deserve to be punished for ruining your paperwork.â
âThereâs no problem, Madison. Why donât you go and continue working on the paper for class,â I suggested.
âOk, but Iâd like to talk about this later. Ok?â she asked.