This is the last chapter I'll be writing for this story (probably). All the characters are over 18. Enjoy!
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Paul met up with some of his friends to play soccer, spending the afternoon tiring themselves out before they all splintered off, heading to his one of their houses to smoke some weed and watch skateboarding videos.
"Yeah, what do you think, Paul?" Zach asked, and Paul looked up.
"Huh? What?" He stared at him, and Zach shook his head.
"Jesus, dude, whats wrong with you? Why are you so out of it?" Zach laughed, and paul reached over, grabbing the pipe from his Tyler's hand.
"I dunno, I'm pretty fucking stoned," he laughed, but Tyler grabbed his wrist, staring at the watch.
"Paul, where did you get this watch?" He asked, and Paul yanked his hand free from Tyler's grasp, pulling the pipe up to his lips.
"It was a gift, so what?" He asked, slightly annoyed, hitting the pipe.
"So what?!" Tyler asked, shaking his head. "That's a fucking McCoy and Bannister, is it real?"
"Yeah, probably," Paul shrugged.
"Dude, that watch is worth more than my car," Tyler groaned. "What the fuck, dude?"
"Shit I don't know, don't worry about it," Paul laughed, handing the pipe off to Brent.
"Don't worry about it? Fuck you!" Tyler laughed. "The fuck is going on with you, man? You've been MIA for the past couple days, now you show up wearing a McCoy and Bannister? You join the fucking mafia or something?"
Everyone laughed, staring at Paul while he tried to think of a good enough excuse, then he shrugged.
"You guys wouldn't believe me if I told you," he laughed, and Zach punched his arm.
"Spit it out, fucker," Zach demanded, and Paul shrugged.
"Alright, alright, I've been fucking like, the hottest, most beautiful woman I've ever laid eyes on," Paul shrugged. "And she's rich. She gave it to me."
They all laughed, shaking their heads.
"Fuck you, Paul, alright fine, so you joined the mafia," Tyler laughed, but Paul shook his head.
"Nah, man, I swear to god," he smiled. "I can prove it to you."
"Oh yeah? How?" Zach asked, packing another bowl.
"Well," Paul shrugged, "You guys could come meet her."
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When Paul opened the door to Valerie's large house the next day, she was waiting for him patiently on her knees, wearing a cute little white sundress with a big green belt, her emerald collar and emerald earrings, smiling and looking away when he entered.
"Hello sir," she whimpered, blushing, and he closed the door, nodding at her.
"Get over here," he demanded, and she jumped up, lunging at him and wrapping her arms around him, nuzzling him, then kissing him again and again, covering his face and neck with lipstick marks, giggling and gasping quietly.
"Oh god! Paul! I missed you!" She moaned, her nails digging into his skin.
"I missed you too, kitten," he told her, and she grabbed his hand, leading him through her house.
"Are you hungry? You must be hungry!" She smiled, sitting him down at her kitchen counter, but Paul shook his head, laughing.
"No, no, I'm really not hungry, I already had breakfast," he told her, and she frowned, looking away, her arms behind her back. "But I could really use a drink."
"Ok!" She bounced up, grabbing his hand and bringing him into the study, a large room with a pool table and bookshelves lining the walls, a fireplace and big, comfy armchairs, a pool table, and a large, ornate bar, fully stocked, almost over stocked, with every liquor and liqueur imaginable.
"Wow," Paul laughed, realizing how little of the house he'd actually seen.
"What'll you have?" Valerie jumped behind the bar, grabbing a couple metal shakers.
"Oh, uh, Jack and Coke?" Paul shrugged, and Valerie snorted, laughing before she caught herself.
"Oh! I'm sorry, I'm sorry sir!" She giggled, shaking her head, walking out from the bar and up to him, wrapping her arms around him. "I shouldn't be laughing, I know, but you're so cute!"
Paul blushed, smacking her ass as she laughed, whimpering a little and kissing him.
"Laugh all you want, I'll be sure to punish you for it later," he joked, and she smiled, kissing him, then went back behind the bar, grabbing a big glass pint glass and measuring out a few liquids, then filling it with ice.
"Yes sir," she seductively agreed, winking as she stirred the glass until it was ice cold, draining it into a martini glass, grabbing a jar of olives out from below the bar and dropping one into it and pouring out a little bit of the juice.
"This is a martini, a gin martini, I like mine a little dirty," she said, watching him as he sipped it, giggling when his face scrunched up and he pushed it back.
"Don't like olives, huh?" She smiled, and he shook his head.
"No, god no, they're the worst," he groaned, laughing a little.
"Mmm, no, they're the best," she giggled, grabbing one and popping it into her mouth, chewing it up and smiling, winking at him. "Ok, ok, martinis are a little too girly anyways, hold on."
She reached behind the bar, grabbing a nice Rye, and measuring out a couple ounces, adding sweet vermouth and a couple dashes of bitters before filling the glass with ice and stirring it.
"You're such a handsome man, a guy like you should be drinking whiskey, this is called a manhattan," she told him, grabbing a thick ice cube from the freezer below and gingerly placing it in an old fashioned, straining the liquid into it and adding a maraschino cherry.
"Here, try this," she told him, and he sipped it, taking a moment to process the taste, then took another sip.
"Now this, this is a lot better," he told her, and she blushed.
"Oh, I knew you'd like it!" She gushed, grabbing her glass and holding it up for him to clink together, then they both sipped on their drink.
"What? Did you bartend in college or something?" Paul asked as she walked around, joining him on the barstool next to him.
"Oh no, ha," she laughed, shaking her head. "I'm a spoiled little rich girl, I've never had to work."
Paul rolled his eyes as she snorted, giggling and laughing and grabbing his hand, wrapping her fingers around his.
"No, I've been making cocktails since I was like, what, seven?" she shrugged, frowning a little. "Mommy and Daddy loved their afternoon martinis, or their morning bloody mary's, or their late night negronis."
The look on her face was a confusing mixture of sadness and memories, and Paul reached forward, petting her, and she blushed.
"You're wonderful, you really are," he told her, and she looked away, crossing her legs.
"Enough about me, Paul," she smiled, sipping her drink, then she stood up.
Paul laughed, watching her stand up and grab a record off the shelf, putting on an Otis Redding album and turning the music on low, returning to her seat, bending over it and lifting her dress, showing off her lack of panties and the plug resting tight in her ass.
"I've been such a good girl for you," he whimpered, lowering it back down. "I've been wearing it all day, and yesterday too."
"Wow," paul laughed, finishing his drink, and she blushed, pulling her dress back down and turning to him, looking away.
"May I ask for something, sir?" She whimpered, stepping up towards him, her fingers running up and down his chest.
"Anything, kitten," he told her, wrapping his arms around her waist.
"I want to know more about you," she begged, "You know my story, tell me yours."
Paul sighed, smiling, then he finished his drink and she immediately jumped back behind the bag, mixing them both another round while he started.
He told her everything he could think of: growing up not exactly poor, but watching his parents struggle, being slightly awkward and boring, his life revolving around his grades and video games, books and comic books, never really partying or having fun, staying in and smoking weed with his friends instead, and now the dismal idea of going to the local community college over the nicer private institutions he'd been accepted to, all in the name of frugality and saving money.
Valerie listened intently to everything, rubbing Paul's skin and brushing her fingers through his hair as he talked.
"How much would your tuition cost?" She finally asked.
"Oh, I don't know, after the scholarships I could get? At my first choice? Probably around 30k a year." He told her, and she shrugged a little.
"That's not so bad," she told him, smiling faintly.
"Ha, says the woman with a rich husband," Paul laughed, rolling his eyes, and she slapped his arm.
"Hey! Excuse you! I have my own money!" She laughed, rubbing the spot that she'd slapped. "I mean, it's all wrapped up in CD's and bonds and-
"Seriously?" Paul asked, surprised. "Then why did you marry Roger? Why does he pay for everything?"
Valerie groaned a little, swallowing what was left of her martini and rolling her eyes.
"I married Roger because I thought he would take care of me, and we had fun together, well, we used to," she sighed, standing up and getting behind the bar.
"And as for letting him pay for everything, well, why wouldn't I?" She giggled, grabbing a couple bottles and mixing herself another drink, then making another for Paul, even though he wasn't close to being done with his manhattan.
"Try this, it's a negroni, it's like a gin martini only with campari," She told him, and he sipped it.