My head jolted forward from the collision. I felt my face cringe at the sound of the back bumper wrinkling from impact. I had been sitting at an intersection on a side street waiting for the light to turn green. I didn't see her coming and there was little I could have done if I had. My thoughts raced. I can't believe it. Of all days! I am going to be late for my next appointment. My car is only a year old. Damn it!
"I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry!" I heard her voice from behind me as I stepped out of my car to assess the damage. "Are you OK?"
"I'm fine," I answered. "Are you OK?" I asked back out of kindness.
"I'm fine. I'm so sorry!" she said flustered. She walked over to look at the damage to the back bumper of my car. Her SUV was unscathed.
I got over the initial shock and suddenly recognized the vision who hit me from behind. I had seen her photos in my boss's office. The pictures were nice, but didn't do her justice. She had shoulder length red hair, hazel eyes with creamy skin. She was wearing a white sleeveless button-up collared shirt and short green leather skirt over her fit body. Her high heels raised her two inches above her short five three height. Her starched white shirt had the top two buttons unattached and provided a nice view of her proportional 34C round tits in a white revealing lacy bra. As she bent over to examine the bumper, her skirt moved up her legs, distracting me from the damage to the car. She rubbed her hand along the paint scratched indented bumper. I chose not to say I knew who she was.
"Oh God, I am so sorry. I thought I would be able to stop in time. I misread the intersection."
"Fortunately you were slowing down," I said. "Let's get our insurance info, get a police report and get on our way."
"Oh no, we can't," she said.
"What do you mean?" I asked. "We have to."
"Look," she pleaded. "This is my third accident in a month and a half."
"That's not my problem," I said. "My car is damaged. You hit me."
"I know, I know," she said. "Can't we find another way?"
"I don't know what that would be," I said. "I need my car fixed. I need to contact the insurance company to do it, and they need a police report."
"The police will check my level."
"What level?"
"Alcohol," she said, "especially when they run my driver's license. I had a DUI with my first accident last month."
"What does that have to do with this?" I asked.
"I just came from a party," she said hiding her intoxication well. "I'm still buzzing. "They'll check. I'll lose my license. I'll lose my car. I'll lose my marriage. They'll put me in jail," she said frantically. "Who knows what will happen there. My life will be over."
"You have a problem," I said stating the obvious.
"I know," she said. "I won't do it again."
"I bet that's not the first time you've said that," I said frustrated. "Really, we need to get our insurance information and call the police."
"Please," she pleaded. "What would it take?"
"What do you mean, 'what would it take?'" I asked. "I need my car fixed."
"I'll have your car fixed," she assured.
"My insurance company will make sure its fixed right," I argued.
"Look," she said feeling desperate. "Please don't call the insurance. I'll do anything. Take your car anywhere you want and I'll pay for it."
"I don't know," I said.
"Please!" she begged. She reached up and unbuttoned her third button on her shirt, suggesting it was only the beginning. "Really," she said. "I'll do anything to make it right." She paused for affect. "Anything."
"OK," I said. My mind began to think creatively. "I think we can work something out. I need you to get your driver's license and insurance card."
"But," she said.
"I won't call the police or your insurance company," I assured, "unless we can't come to an agreement."
"Anything," she assured. "I'll do anything. My husband is away on business and won't be back until tomorrow night." I knew that to be true.
"Please take your bra off," I said calmly.
"What?" she said a little surprised at my boldness.
"It was your idea, wasn't it?" I asked.
Without saying anything, she reached around her back and unclasped her bra. She helped the straps off of each shoulder allowing them to drop down each arm. She pulled her arms through the straps and removed her bra.
"I'll take that," I said.
She conceded her bra. Her firm round tits looked beautiful under the sheer white blouse. The rise of her nipples pushing against the starched material gave her own feelings away.
"Very nice," I complemented. "Please, then, I need to see you driver's license and insurance card."
She hurried to her car and returned with the requested cards. "Deirdre," I said reading her name from her license. "I think we can make some kind of arrangement."
"I'm sure we can," she said. "I'll do anything you ask."
I wrote her insurance information down in my PDA and handed her card back. "Deirdre, I need you to say something for me." She looked at me agreeably. "I need you to state your name very clearly, that you rear ended me with your car and that you are drunk."
"Please don't make me do that," she asked.
"I need some kind of collateral, Deirdre. You can appreciate that. With your full cooperation, it will be deleted and never heard. Or, you can make your confession to the police. Your choice," I said.
"OK," she said, "I'll do it." I held my PDA up and recorded her confession.
"Now what?" she asked.
"Raise your skirt a bit," I said.
"Here?" she asked.
"Right here," I said.
She reluctantly raised her skirt, revealing a matching thong to her bra.