Commission: "Maid for Radio"
By Morgan Grey
Chapter 1
The married life, oh what a joy it is. Fourteen years of marital bliss with my husband, Ralph. He is a good man and provider. It doesn't hurt that he was ripped when we wed. It sure came in handy when he was the first-string quarterback in our high school days. I remember Ralphie smashing his way through linebackers during every football game while the girls and I cheered in our verdant, green cheerleader outfits. We caught quite a few eyes from the boys as we danced with our glittering pom-poms. But the pair of eyes I noticed staring at me the most were Ralph's.
It was no surprise that after a particularly hard game against our rivals Robin Verne High, he made a straight beeline towards me when we all arrived back at school.
"You're Bridget, right?" Ralph asked me.
"Yup. That's me, Mr. Ralph Kennedy. But you knew that already, didn't you? You just want to get into my panties." I said mock seriously.
"Welp, you got me," Ralph said as he lifted his hands up in the air. "It is that obvious, uh?"
"Well, ya. You have stared at me like a man with burning loins all semester long."
"That is just the thing, Bridget. You're right on the money about the burning loins. And I know your heart is pounding in your chest ever so quickly. Hell, I hear it from here."
He was completely right. I was smitten with him since the first time I saw him. All the girls were. I still don't know what he saw in me. Sure, I am beautiful with my long and fiery red hair and bright brown eyes. But there were two girls on the cheer squad who ended up becoming professional models after graduating and Jeanette Proctor had the biggest bust in the senior class.
With all that competitiveness going on, it is a special kind of crazy luck that I won the affection of the big man on campus without even really trying. Love is odd like that, I suppose. But sometimes, it can get quite strange.
My mind returns back to that special night after the game against Verne High when I first got to know my husband.
"Want me to take you home?" Ralph asked smiling.
"Sure!" I said without hesitation.
I got into Ralph's pickup truck after almost slipping on the muddy step of the shotgun door.
"You ok?!" Ralph asked with a mix of alarm and laughter in his voice.
"Ya, ya. I am all good. I know you wanted me to faceplant on the dirt." I shot back jokingly.
"Maybe......" Ralphie said looking so cute by moving his eyes side to side. "You see it happening to me all the time. Nothing wrong with falling facefirst sometimes."
He was such a sweetheart though and passed me a blue towel from his truck. I quickly used it to wipe off the mud off my sneakers.
"Maybe, I should plant my face on you, Mister Kennedy." I said in my most devious tone.
Ralph began smiling like a kid at the county fair when I said that. I would have been worried if he wasn't so giddy.
It didn't take long for me to unzip his pants and in no time at all, he was fully erect. I leaned over and began sucking him off right there in the school parking lot.
Ralph's cock warmed and filled up my mouth with its girth. Hints of sweat and salt gave flavor to the experience. I used my nails to tease the sides of his member to release its sweet milk quicker.
It wasn't my first blowjob, but it was the first one I enjoyed giving. I had begun sliding my right hand up and down his cock, when
squirt
, he came into my mouth.
The taste was bitter, so I opened the window to spit it out. Just as I did, three of the girls from the cheer squad were passing by. To my dread, they noticed me in Ralph's truck.
"Look who is with the QB!" One said.
"Oh my God, is that jizz on her lips? Bridget sucked off Ralph. Bridget likes cock." Another added in a singsong voice.
"What a slut." The third whined.
I felt awful. I wanted to die. I was so ashamed. What would my mother think if she saw me in this situation? Everything seemed bleak and the world narrowed to a pinpoint.
"Shut the hell up! Bridget is my girlfriend and I don't give a damn what y'all have to say about it." Ralph shouted in my defense.
The little bitches scurried away. But the rumor mill took off and everyone at school was talking about it the next day. Not long after, Ralph and I became the hot item of gossip at school. And that is how I started dating Ralph.
One thing led to another, and we married several months after graduating high school. Ralph never received a football scholarship to attend college, so we just stayed in town. He works at his dad's hardware store, which keeps him somewhat active. Though in the last five years, he has started to loss his look of being a muscular Adonis in favor of that of a pudgy man.
As for me, I began working as a maid cleaning people's home. That is how I met Arnold Williams.
Chapter 2
The Williams were one of the wealthiest families in our small town. They owned the local radio station, KYUZ. I never listened to the station much, but plenty of people in town and beyond had become rabid converts to its electronica broadcasts. To each their own, I guess. I never quite understood this generation's taste in music anyhow.
I had to drive up the steep hill onto which Williams Manor was. It was a regal two-story home with a stone wall surrounding the small estate. The only way in and out was a black motorized gate accompanied by an electric keypad.
I put in the code that Mrs. Williams gave me when she hired me via text message. Apparently, her friends have all raved about how thorough I am when cleaning their homes.
A pair of large white doors stood at the entrance of the manor. Yet, they refused to open as I kept knocking and then eventually banging on the door.
"Hello?! Is anybody here? I am here to clean your house." I said loudly.
A young man opened the door and extended his hand.
"Hello there!" The young man said.
"Hey, are you Mrs. Williams' son?" I asked him as I shook his hand.
"Yup, my name is Arnold. It is a pleasure to meet you," Arnold said with a gentle smile. "Please, come inside. My mother told me that you were coming."
I was sure glad Arnold was so polite. Most of the young adults I deal with are rude, obnoxious brats. Which is the reason why I don't clean dorm rooms and only family homes.
As I took another look at him, I noticed Arnold was scrawny for the eighteen or so years he has lived.