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After stopping at a local Dairy Queen and wolfing down (please pardon the pun) two large Pork Bar-B-Que sandwiches and a huge Mountain Dew (caffeine withdrawal was setting in) I drove out to the spot where Mrs. Whitman was set to meet me. There was plenty of time and I drove leisurely, to avoid any stray policeman's eyes from spotting something out of the ordinary on this road.
I reached the picnic table I had specified and took stock. Not as dirty as usual. I quickly policed the litter and made the area look a bit more inviting. The sun was just beginning to disappear behind the hills when I moved my van off the road into the entrance to an old logging trail, hidden by three huge hemlock trees.
I got out of the van, moved to the far side of the clearing where the table was and hunkered down behind some laurel to wait.
Again, right on time. (I've heard for most of my life that women are forever late; now, three women in a row have been exactly on time for an appointment I set for them. Exceptions to the rule?) She drove onto the lane from the highway, approximately 200 yards away with some hesitation. I could understand that. It was dark and she was most likely unfamiliar with the area. I can't imagine her and her husband ever coming out here. From my position, I could see down into the small valley where the highway lay. No one had followed her. No other lights were in any proximity to her car. As a matter of fact, hers was the only car that had been moving along that stretch of road. I was just being careful. I didn't need to step into a trap or some other type of set-up at this point.
Her car's lights crept closer to the meeting place. She was traveling at a snail's pace, partly because of her unfamiliarity with the spot, and also because the lane is pitted and pocked with washouts and potholes.
When she reached the edge of the picnic area, she slipped past it and backed in. Smart woman, I thought; covering her escape if it was necessary. She sat there in her car without turning off the ignition or extinguishing the lights. I waited. 9:05. 9:10. She had still not turned off the engine and I was not about to stand up from my hiding place so that she could see me in the glare of her lights.
Just as I was about to call it quits and try to plan something else, she hit the power button for the driver's side window and called out, "Hello? Is anyone there? I'm here like I promised. I've brought money. I've brought jewelry. Hello?"
With the window open, I knew she could hear me, so I used a stage whisper to call back, "Extinguish your headlights and turn off the engine. Don't move from where you are." I was fully prepared to plunge back into the brush and trees if she was accompanied by someone else in the car. She clicked off the ignition and the lights followed in a few seconds. I whispered again, "Take the keys from the ignition and drop them outside the car." She complied, looking all around for the source of my voice. "Now, crack your door just a bit so the interior light turns on. Don't move; don't look around." She complied, again without protest. I could sense, almost smell, her nervousness, but she did not turn around. I crept up to the passenger's side of the car and stood on the picnic table bench to look into the car. Nothing or nobody inside the car, either in front or back. "Pop the trunk and don't move," I called out.
She hit the button on the dash that released the trunk lock and I moved away from the table and up on a low branch of a large spruce to peer into the trunk. There was a light in the trunk lid and it showed nothing inside. I was a bit relieved myself. She had followed all of my instructions.
I moved forward, pushed the lid down until it clicked and told her to slowly step outside of the car, turn to face it and to put her hands on the roof. She paused a few seconds, but followed my instructions. I crept up behind her, as silently as a wild animal creeps up on its prey, and put my hands on her shoulders. "Don't move," I whispered, "don't turn around. Close your eyes. I am only going to check you for wires β recording devices."
She started to say that she was not wearing anything, but when I pressed my hard fingertip into the small of her back, she shut up β probably assuming, as I had hoped, that it was a weapon. I stooped and started at her ankles and slid my hands up along her legs, under her skirt and up to her hips where I grabbed the material and yanked it down to her ankles, immediately wrapping it around them. She gasped and cried out, but I told her to shut up, I was just making sure she was not going to run. She couldn't move with her ankles wrapped in her skirt like that.
In the dim light afforded by the stars, I could see that she was wearing white briefs. Plain, white, conservative briefs. Not bikinis. Not thigh-high cut. Not a thong. Plain, white briefs. (Well, what else had I expected?) I allowed my hands to travel the length of her legs again and to cover her cheeks and then around to the front of her panties where they flattened themselves against her lower stomach. "Nothing here," I whispered.