When Michelle put the plan to me I told her she was an idiot. I mean, really! She wanted to hold up a store. It wasn't for the money. It was for the thrill. She wanted to know what it would be like. And she'd nominated me as her accomplice.
"Oh, don't be such a stick in the mud," she snapped at me. "It's not as though we're going to hurt anyone. We'll be in, grab some money, and we're gone. If we wear hoods and don't look at the cameras no-one will be able to identify us. They'll all be off looking for a couple of boys."
"And what if we're caught?" I asked. "Gaol, that's what."
"I've thought of that. We'll just say we were doing it for a dare and we're terribly sorry and we won't ever do it again and cry a lot. We'll get off with suspended sentences as first time offenders."
"Not if someone gets hurt," I pointed out. "A gun goes off and you've got a body on the ground and they don't give suspended sentences for that."
"So we won't use guns. Knives are just as effective, especially as there will be two of us. The guy will just give us the money and then claim it on his insurance."
Michelle kept on and on at me, not letting up for a week. It was in sheer self-defence that I finally agreed. That, and wanting to keep her out of too much trouble. If I was with her I could stop her if she started to really go wacky. I hoped.
On the night we finished up parked about a block from our target, an all-night liquor store. We waited until the parking area was empty and no-one was in the store. Then we pulled on our hoods and ran in through the doors and up to the counter, waving our knives. And nearly pissing myself with fright.
Michelle had barely started to demand money when there was this horrible sound behind us. We just sort of froze.
"I dunno," grumbled this deep voice. "Here we are, staked out waiting for a serious raid on the place and what do we get? Tiny Tim and his friend. Drop the knives and hoods off. Now!"
Our knives hit the floor and we took off our hoods. Then we slowly turned around. There were these two cops just sitting there in opposite corners. They hadn't even bothered to draw their guns.
"Shit," said the cop who'd told us to drop the knives. "A couple of kids. That explains the squeaky voice."
"We're not kids," flared Michelle. "We're both eighteen and are adults."
I wanted to kick her and I suspect that the cops would understand perfectly.
"A couple of kids and idiots as well," drawled the second cop. "They're a real pain in the neck. Do you realise how much paperwork these two are going to cost us?"
"I know. And we'll have to hold them here until the change of shift in case our real thieves turn up. That means all that paperwork is going to be done after the shift and on our time. Captain says no more overtime for the month."
"How about we just take them in now?"
"And if the place gets done over while we're not here? The Captain would hang our balls from the notice-board."
Both cops were looking at us in annoyance. Michelle, continuing to display first class idiocy, went into her weeping routine.
She was so sorry. It was only a dare. Never done anything like this before. Never again. She wept and grovelled. If the cops had been standing in front of us she'd probably have been kneeling and trying to kiss their feet.
She didn't sound very convincing to me and, from the looks the cops were giving her, they didn't believe a word of it.
"Hey, you. Have you got anything to add to your little friend's story?" The bigger of the two cops was looking at me, a smirk on his face.
I shook my head.
"Not really," I mumbled. "Just toss me in a cell for as long as possible. It's the only thing that's going to stop my father killing me."
"Well, with us all standing around, there's no way this place is going to get hit if our boys come wandering past. Do you mind if we use your back room for a while?"
The counterman nodded, smirking at the two idiots being ushered into the back room. Once there the talkative cop produced these long plastic ties. I knew what they were. Easy handcuffs. I almost groaned. Then the cop who'd been muttering about the paperwork spoke up.
"I don't suppose we can just give the pair of then a thick ear and tell them to fuck off?" he suggested. "It would be a lot easier and we could get on with our stake-out."
"Now be nice, Rob," he was told. "We can't just give a girl a clout. Not a very nice thing to do. But your suggestion to just fuck them off has merit. What say I start with the idiot while you continue the stake-out. When I've finished we'll swap places and you can play with Blondie."
"Not quite what I meant, but it works for me," drawled Rob, heading towards the door, giving me a wink as he went.
I blinked at hearing that suggestion and looked at Michelle. She was looking back at me, equally taken aback. Then Rob was gone, back to his stake-out post while the other cop was looking Michelle up and down and smiling. It was not a very nice smile.
"I guess it's your lucky night. You're not going to finish up in a cell after all. Now why don't you take off your clothes?"
"You can't be serious," Michelle protested. "You're going to rape me?"
"Certainly not. I'm just going to inflict a little immediate justice upon you. Your taking off your clothes is just your way of agreeing. It will also help prevent me from ripping them off you. Now hurry up and start stripping or I'll start the stripping for you."
Michele looked at me for help but what could I do? I just shrugged, effectively saying it's up to you. She looked back at the cop, but he wasn't any help. He seemed quite determined and a little amused. Slowly she started getting undressed.
Michelle took off her outer things without any problems but hesitated again when it came to her undies. A soft growl from the cop and her panties went down, followed by her bra. She stood there, naked and with her arms clasped in front of her pussy.
The cop reached over and took her arms and pushed them to her sides while he slowly looked her over. He nodded approvingly, and Michelle blushed. Then he ran down his zip.
"You'll have to excuse me for not getting undressed myself," he said, "but if something happens I'd look an idiot running out into the store wearing just a gun, now wouldn't I?"