by Jerry Ratch
I worked for Century 21 and wore a mustard-colored blazer with a crest and a tie and plaid mini-skirt like a little schoolgirl and it would turn on the husbands. It made them unusually horny. I purposely wore white bobby socks. They would corner me in the backyard behind a piece of fence or in the oily garage or musty basement and move in close and lift a curl of blond hair off my neck and smell me, always they would smell me, because I wore a perfume I knew they couldn't resist, and that was how I made so many sales my first year in real estate. I won an award. I was that good. Those poor bastards never knew what hit them. And their wives would just smile!
So, tell me — how did you do it? I heard you were good as well. I think, no, I know! At least, I can imagine. Did your little beard help, at all, do you think? I was always in awe of that beard.
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Voice of the Past, again
May I have some more, please, sir?
(You hooked me. I want to know what happens then.)
Thanks, Bill. I'm working with this material, Voice of the Past.
still working that miniskirt, I see... what a direct, disarming voice. Puts me rather on my guard, knowing how easy it is to be pushed over.
Thank you, Daniel!