I'd had it. In two weeks I was going to quit this horrible job as a GP's receptionist. All the ridiculous conditions. First, it wasn't clear why they insisted that I wear a uniform, when all I was doing was to answer the phones. And why couldn't they get my size? My poor 40dd breasts could hardly breath under the blouse, and my huge behind (which has always made me the butt of jokes, so to speak), felt somewhat exposed, as it was close to bursting underneath the ridiculously short skirt. Since my panty line would always be visible because of the tight fit, I made a point of wearing either a g-string, or nothing at all. There are few things more embarrassing than a VPL. Worst of all was the pay. It was so bad, that I'd had to o babysitting jobs to make up for it. Like tonight.
The evening had started well. The Jones's were off to one of their late night (back around 3AM) Friday parties, which left me to sit two-year old little Lucy. She was a sweet child, and by eight we were both ready for bed. I put her to sleep in her room, and settled on the sofa in panties and a teddy, with an absorbing book.
The crying woke me. Realizing that I'd fallen asleep with the book, I hurried to Lucy's room to see what the matter was. She lay on her bed, with an empty packet of sweets beside her. Fearing that she may be choking I called the only doctor whose number I knew by heart. It was just after ten.
Dr. Phillip arrived quickly. Hello Beth, he muttered (my boss always mutters at me), as he passed through the door, instinctively heading for the child's room. As it turned out, little Lucy was in no danger. Probably just a bad dream. But I only learned this later. After doing some tests, the Dr. turned to me. He explained that while the child was fine for now (he'd put her back to sleep), she needed to come for an examination the next day. "Get the parents to call me first thing in the morning." He said, brushing past me (as his hand "accidentally" slid across my ass, as it so often does at work). He made his way to the door.
"Uhm, Dr, Philip..." I began. He paused at the door. While he pretended to be hurried and distracted I could sense something else in his eye.
"Yes, What?"
"Uhm... I really can't do that."
"What do you mean?"