Moments later, they arrived at the
hotel. As expected, she was whisked away upon arrival. She was
escorted to her room and she stood out of the way while watching the
attendants work. They buzzed around making sure everything was in its
proper place. Some would check to see if there was anything in
particular she wanted. She smiled and said no. Just as suddenly as
they arrived they vanished.
She poured herself a drink and sat on
the bed with her legs crossed, the left leg bouncing slowly. She held
her drink by her fingertips. Shy sat staring blankly at the floor
while she tried to wrap her head around what was happening. It
appeared her vacation was shot to hell. Deeply she exhaled, as she
thought about being a wife and mother. Though, both were a blessing,
they come with a cost. She couldn't remember the last time she had
time to herself. She smiled softly, as she recalled the sounds of her
bunch ripping and running through the house,. creating the havoc that
comes with raising a family. Something they conveniently left out of
the mommy magazines. Her smile deepens realizing it was one of the
greatest sounds she ever heard.
The silence seeped back into her
consciousness, slow and steady. Shy sipped the drink while looking
around the room. Now, realizing just how badly she needed this break
she took another drink, closing her eyes, as it burned its way to her
stomach. The drink was a bit strong, yet it was just right. She sat
the drink on the table by the door. She pulled some stories from her
bag she intended read and threw them on the bed. She got things
situated by the bed and laid down.
She flipped through the stories and
decided on reading a one by her friend Mangus. She had known him for
years. Mangus was a bit of a goof ball, but a decent enough fellow.
She really enjoyed reading his work, but he couldn't seem to get this
one right. She decided to read the story through before making notes.
Shy sub consciously licked her lips. This version had a different
feel to it. Her soaked panties confirmed that. She wasn't sure if it
was from the alcohol or the tale. She giggled a bit because it didn't
matter which.