Author's Introduction:
This work in its entirety is dedicated to KF, whose life was brutally unfair and far too short. I will always remember you, always love you, and always miss you. Rest now, my brother. You've earned your peace.
This is the fifth chapter in an ongoing series. I expect each chapter to vary in themes, fetishes, and even category, and for that reason I intend to state at the beginning of each chapter what readers can expect to see. So, here goes:
Are You Tiffani Caine? Chapter 4
deals with non-consensual elements (blackmail, non-violent coercion), vaginal sex, anal sex, group sex (MMM/F), lesbianism, explicit descriptions of meals, struggles with religious faith (Christianity), exhibitionism, family dysfunction, and prostitution.
Some people seem to think that I am "cramming my religious faith down their throats" in this story. As an atheist, this would be very difficult for me to do. This is a character study of Sara and how she deals with various events, and since religion is an important part of Sara's life, I discuss it at some length. One of the reasons I started this story was to write from the perspective of a character whom I do not identify with and see how sympathetic I can make her. So if you have problems with the presentation of religion in this story, I couldn't give the smallest particle of a fuck. Read something else.
I welcome feedback, positive or negative. If you want a response, either leave a comment at the end of this story or email me at the address on my profile page.
All fictional characters that I made up in my head as fiction who engage in fictional sex are over 18 fictional years of fictional age fiction fiction fiction.
Up next:
That Damned Blessing, Chapter 5.
Are You Tiffani Caine? Chapter 5
By Senor Smut
I wish I was the moon tonight
- Neko Case
Friday, June 17
For the first time in seven years, Sara had masturbated. She had gone through a hell of a day that had seen her quit her job with no safety net in place, something that she had celebrated alone in her apartment with delicious food, good movies, and entirely too much wine and tequila. Her religion - her former religion - had always said that masturbation was a sin, but she had been exceedingly horny; it had taken her very little effort to convince herself that her church has been full of nonsense on the self-love front, and after that it had taken her very little time to get herself off with her fingers.
And now here she was, naked from the waist down on her sofa, feeling that all was right with the world, afterglowing and too drunk to stand. She was almost asleep when the phone rang. Unknown number. Usually when that popped up it set off an anxiety attack, but this time it just amused her in a vague, distant sort of way. With her fingers still drifting lazily across her labia, she answered, "Yello."
"Are you Tiffani Caine?" asked the Caller.
"Mmmmm, uh-huh..."
"You sound...happy?"
"Oh, I am! An' do you know how...um...why I'm happy?"
"Do tell."
"OK. So today, you know what I did? I did something, and do you know what it was?"
"Got drunk?"
She giggled as she pushed herself to a sitting position. "OK, OK, OK, I did a few things, and that was one of 'em. But I did somethin' else too. Something waaaaaayyy bigger than gettin' drunk. Do you know what?"
"No. Tell me."
"You don' know? I thought you knew all there know to...um...all...everythin' about me."
"Poof, our mystique is gone."
Sara giggled, then giggled again, then stopped to think about it, then giggled a third time. "I know a shhhhhhhhhhhhhecret."
"If you tell me then we'll both know."
Sara furrowed her brow. "Tell you wha?"
"What you did today."
"Waddid I do today? OH! I massurbayed."
"You what?"
"I mas-sur-bay-ted."
Pause, then, "Did you enjoy it?"
"Oh yeah. Yah. Uh-huh. Gonna do it all th' time now."
"Congratulations. Was that the big news?"
"Yep. No! I did somethin' today, and it was real important. I quit my job."
"Did you now? What made you do that?"
"They were bein' mean to me. Everybody is mean to me. You're mean to me."
"And do you have another job lined up?"
"How come you're always mean to me?"
Pause, then, "How much did you have to drink?"
"Three glasses of rosy wine. Wait...rosaaaay wine. Oh, an'..." She had lost track of how many shots she'd taken, so she held her hand out to the bottle on her coffee table with her thumb where the liquid level was now and her ring finger where it had started. Her fingers were pretty far apart, and she held them up to the mouthpiece of her phone. "An' this much te...keeelaaaah."
"We're on a phone call, Tiffani. I couldn't see that."
"Oh. Oh yeah!" She burst into a gale of laughter because not being seen was
hilarious.
"We'll just assume you had a lot of tequila."
"Tequila," she agreed with a solemn nod of her head. "How come you hate me?"
"We don't hate you."
"But...but...how come you don' like me? I do...everythin' you tell me to do an' I do it. An' I do it. I even put on a plant...no...bugged...bugged a plant for you, an' you still don' like me." Her voice caught as tears started to flow. "Why don' you like me?"
"What makes you think we don't like you?"
"B-b-becuz you're always MEAN to me!" she managed to sob as she toppled over onto her side on the sofa. "I don' wan' people to be mean to me anymore! I'm t-t-t...SICK of it!"
"Where are you right now. Tiffani?"
"Why do you wan' know? So you can be mean to me some more?"
"I'm worried about your safety."
"But you hate me!" she wailed.
"We don't hate you. Are you in bed?"
"I can't go to bed, iss too far away!"
"Are you in your apartment?"
"Yes! And I'm alone! Why isn't Isaac here?"
"You broke up with him."
Sara wailed as the painful memory hit her again. She loved him so much! Why had she been such an idiot?
"You really shouldn't drink anymore tonight."
She cried for almost a minute, then sniffled and said, "Bottle's too far away anyway."
"Good. Maybe you should get some sleep."
"I wanna watch another movie. Spider-Man..."
"Spider-Man can wait."
Sara did not answer, because Sara had passed out cold.
Saturday, June 18 - Tuesday, June 21
Sara's mouth tasted like the bottom of a restaurant dumpster. Her head hurt in ways she had never imagined it could hurt. Her throat felt swollen and parched. Something smelled awful. With effort she forced her gummy eyes open, and immediately winced at the bright summer sunshine that was pouring through the window.
"What the heck," she managed to mutter, even though her words came out in too much of a croaky rasp for even her to understand them. What had she done?
She was still lying as she had fallen, on her side in the sofa, but she had only the vaguest memories of most of the night before. There were movies, food, turtle cake, and -
Tequila. Her eyes found the bottle and she gasped in horror at how little liquid there was left in it. No wonder she felt like she'd been hit by a tank.
She had to get moving, if for no other reason than to get this taste out of her mouth. She shoved herself into a sitting position, the phone she'd slept on falling off her face, hitting her shoulder, and bouncing to the floor as she did so.
Right in front of where her mouth had been, vomit was busily staining the sofa she liked so much. Well, that explained the taste and the smell.
How long had she slept? She glanced at her watch, only to realize she had taken it off before starting her binge. Where was her phone? It took her several bleary moments of looking before she spotted where it had fallen, and she picked it up to check the time.
TWELVE FORTY-SEVEN?
She hadn't slept that late since...well, ever, because she was an early bird. The day was half over already!
And she had missed her date with Jacey. Cursing herself, she quickly checked and indeed found a series of texts from her, the first couple asking her whereabouts and then next few asking if she was OK. Ugh, she'd made a mess of it. Quickly she sent a message:
Hey sorry
I quit my job yday and partied way 2 hard
I passed out & just woke up
Barely a minute passed before an answer came:
damn girl gud 4 u! Bout time u lft
and don't worry, just glad ur safe