Why me?
The characters, situations and actions in this story are merely figments of an unusual imagination. So unusual, in fact, that the author doesn't actually exist.
NC<18 -- No characters under the age of 18 are depicted in this story.
This is a copyrighted original work of erotic fiction. All rights reserved.
Gullible -- adj. easily deceived. See photo at right.
Yeah, that's me in the picture. I'm Joe.
Gullible?
Remember that whole thing about how people with college degrees make more over their lifetime than those that don't?
Bought it.
Remember that whole thing about how great a profession it was to be a teacher?
Bought it.
Remember that story about how "sweet little old ladies" are harmless?
Bought it.
So what happened?
I liked English in High School and was asked to tutor some of the other kids and enjoyed that, so I decided to go to college to become an English teacher.
As part of the program I was sent out to a school district with a single elementary school, a single middle school and a single high school to do my student teaching gig.
Turns out I don't like little kids. I don't like big kids more. And some of the bigger kids liked me too much. I decided that going to jail because one of them told a lie to get back at me for turning down their juvenile advances wasn't for me. Or for not turning down some of those advances.
So there I was, bachelor's degree in English without a job and student loans to pay off. Yippee!
I got to move back in with my parents! Ugh!!
Then my Mom told me her sister, my aunt, was looking for some help at the active adult living facility she ran down south. I'd been to the area a few times on spring break and thought, hey, if it was warm and sunny all year long and the facility was fairly new and shouldn't need much maintenance. And next spring, there would be drunken coeds not far away.
It sounded like a great plan. See. Gullible.
So I agreed to take the job, packed my car and headed south.
I got there and got settled in pretty quickly. Found out there weren't really any set hours since I was technically on call 24-hours a day. For the first month or two I was there I had a great time.
I had plenty of time to take my kayak to the nearby river and just cruise up and down, and tried with little success to hit on the redneck girls who came to the river to drink and swim with their friends.
I should have known things were changing because for the last week or two before the "Event" I had started getting more and more calls to go to apartments for little things. I was beginning to get concerned about the electrical system in the community because there were a LOT of light bulbs blowing out.
I mentioned it to my aunt and she said it probably had to do with the fact that the community wasn't that old and, that if all the bulbs had been put in and started to be used about the same time, it stood to reason that they would all start to fail at about the same time.
Reasonable? Logical? If you bought that, they should put your picture next to mine.
The "Event"? Yeah. That.
I got a call to go to Mrs. Johnson's apartment because she was having some sort of trouble. It pissed me off because I was just getting ready to go kayaking and had on a tank top, some long swim trunks and sandals.
It turned out the bulb in her bathroom had gone out while one of the other women that was there had gone in to use it. Apparently they were having a party or a meeting or something, you know, whatever it is older women do when they have a lot of time on their hands.
I was concerned again because I could have sworn I had just changed that same bulb a week ago. I changed it and was searching my memory to decide whether this was the place I remembered. The apartments all looked alike to me. And seeing the women didn't help because they all tended to look alike to me, too.
I dropped the burned-out bulb in the wastebasket in the bathroom as I came out, smiled and said, "Good as new, Mrs. Johnson. Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you." Figured it was just good customer service and it had become pretty much habit to say any time I finished a job.
As I went to leave, she said, "Hang on, Joe. Could you do one more thing for me, please?"
"Sure, Mrs. Johnson. What can I do for you?"
"I'm having a little bit of a hard time getting out of this chair today. Could you help me up?"
"Sure, Mrs. Johnson." I stepped in front of her chair and held out my hand to her.
She grabbed it and said, "Just brace yourself and let me do it, OK?"
"Sure!"
She pulled herself forward and I had to grit my teeth. I knew she was older, but she wasn't THAT old and she shouldn't have had THAT much trouble getting out of that chair.
She moaned and groaned as she pulled on my hand, but kept falling back into that chair. The longer she tried the more unusual her moans and groans started to sound. Shit, if I hadn't known any better I'd have thought she was getting off on this.
I was embarrassed about it, but the way she was breathing and the noises she was making was starting to get to me and I had to surreptitiously adjust my junk several times to keep it from hurting.