I’m so happy to be able to bring you another Fantasy Friday
today! For those of you who may be new, Fantasy Friday is your chance to write
a story for all of us to enjoy and I’ll post it here for you if you’re willing.
Everyone is invited to participate and I personally feel everyone reading here
has at least one Fantasy Friday story in them.
Rosie Jones is writing for us again today. She was inspired
to write another for us because her husband really enjoyed her writing and
encouraged her to go for it. She did a great job! Please enjoy…
Corner Time Blues
Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the waterspout
Down came the rain and washed poor Wincy out
Out came the sunshine and dried up all the rain
So Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the spout again...
The childhood rhyme ran
through Lauren’s head as she watched the spider crawl up and down the space
between the ceiling and picture rail, scuttling back up to safety every time
she blinked. Stupid thing, she wasn’t in a position to do it any harm, standing
there in the corner with her hands on her head. It had been a welcome
distraction, allowing her to avoid thinking about why she was actually standing
there, jeans around her ankles and knickers round her thighs. She’d tried
playing a game, awarding herself points each time she’d managed to move a tiny
bit away from the wall without being caught. It helped that she had good
hearing, timing her movements with the clicks on Dominic’s keyboard, knowing
his eyes would be on his screen. She had done pretty well until a bare toe
caught in the hem of her jeans, causing her belt buckle to jingle and give her
away. That accounted for the bright red handprint on her right buttock.
Her arms ached and she
brought them down to her sides. She knew that wouldn’t pass without notice but
they felt as if they were about to fall off and she was willing to risk another
smack to gain a small respite.
“Lauren, hands back on your
head.”
“Oh, but sir, my arms are
tired...”
“No buts, I told you the
corner time clock re-started when you played your silly game. Do we need to start
over a second time?”
“No, sir.”
Sir! She had baulked at that
at first. It made her want to click her heels and say, “Yes, sir, no sir, three
bags full, sir!” She wasn’t that foolish
and had given in to his demand, which he had insisted upon during discipline to
reinforce his authority and define their respective roles.
Sighing, she replaced her
hands on her head. The spider had disappeared and she made a mental note to
clear away the cobwebs it had left behind. With nothing else to distract her
she had no excuse to avoid thinking about what brought her to the corner. The
truth was, she didn’t want to think about why she was going to be spanked. She
was so ashamed and knew she deserved the punishment she was going to get.
It had all started so well,
with an invitation to the annual summer ball held by the company Dominic worked
for. It was a black tie affair in a swanky hotel, no expense spared. Lauren had
bought a new outfit and was a picture of elegance when she entered the lobby on
Dominic’s arm. Guests were greeted by the senior partner and directed to an anteroom,
where champagne and canapés awaited them. Dinner was exquisite, with a
different wine to accompany each course. A well-known band provided the music
to dance to and Lauren was in her element; she loved to dance. Dominic was not
a keen dancer, so they went back to their table after a while. He soon got into
conversation with a colleague, whose wife suggested she and Lauren should take
a stroll round the grounds as they were all lit up and looked spectacular. Gina
picked up a bottle of champagne from the table and told Lauren to bring the
glasses. And that’s where it all went wrong.
Lauren and Gina sat on a
bench in front of a magnificent fountain, chatting away like old friends and
quaffing the wine, until they
realised they both needed to visit the powder
room. There was a queue and Lauren leant against a wall to wait her turn. She
wasn’t used to champagne, it seemed innocuous to her, like lemonade with a bit
of a kick, so she wasn’t prepared to find herself sliding slowly onto the
floor, feeling quite sick as the alcohol finally hit her. She didn’t remember
much after that. She knew Gina had helped her into a cubicle but had rebuffed
her offer of further aid, locking the door behind her and refusing all appeals to
come out. At her wit’s end, Gina had no option but to fetch Dominic to get his
wife out. He knocked on the cubicle door and asked if Lauren was okay and she
answered, “Ye-es,” in a singsong voice. He told her to open the door, to which
her response was, “No-oh,” in the same tone. Watched by a curious throng of
women, he got her out by climbing over the partition and unlocking the door
from the inside.
The next hurdle had been
getting Lauren out of the building without it being obvious what state she was
in. Gina fetched Lauren’s wrap and, between them, she and Dominic led Lauren
down the stairs, Gina hissing at her to smile at another of the partners, who
was seeing the revellers off.
The hangover lasted the whole
of the next day. Dominic was solicitous but made it quite clear that she was in
for the spanking of her life when she recovered and now it was time for the
reckoning.
Closing his laptop, Dominic
told Lauren to remove her jeans and knickers and come over to him. He stood her
between his knees and asked her why she was being punished.
“I’m so sorry I made such a
fool of myself, I didn’t realise how much I’d had to drink. I let you down,
Dom, and I let myself down too. I’m so ashamed.”
Dominic led her over to the
sofa, leaning her over the back, with her hands on the seat. She heard him
pulling off his belt and wondered how she was ever going to get through this.
She had been punished before but knew this was going to be a barnburner. There
was no lecture; he’d already said all he needed to say and he started straight
in, with no warm up. In no time, her bottom and thighs were a fiery red and she
was wracked with hiccupping sobs. Dominic helped her up, holding her until her
tears subsided, then sent her back to the corner, forbidden to rub the sting
from her blazing bottom.
Lauren made no protest at
being sent back to the corner, she wasn’t going to be able to sit for a long
time anyway. She had some company; the stupid spider was back.
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Rosie, thank you again. You did a great job! Now it's time for everyone else to give it a shot. I'm talking to you lurkers too! I've met many of my good friends out here when they sent me a FF story. You can send any stories to elisspeaks@yahoo.com
Hi PK, I think we need a lot more snow if it keeps Rosie inside and writing stories for us!
ReplyDeletelove Jan, xx
I agree with Jan. Rosie, thank you, loved your story. More please. Thank you PK.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ronnie
xx
Hi PK, I agree with Jan, wonderful story Rosie. I really enjoyed this and hope you keep writing! Thank you both :)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Roz
What a great story! I love the spider. Anyone who has spent time in the corner knows how the mind works when forced to be still with paint being the only thing to focus on. Write more Rosie and thanks for posting PK!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Terrific story Rosie. Hope you write again and soon.
ReplyDeleteRosie,
ReplyDeleteWow! I did not know you were a great story writer. When is the next installment? Good for you and thanks to PK too.
Meredith
Excellent story, great job!
ReplyDelete--Baker
Loved it...captured the feelings of corner time very well...hugs abby
ReplyDeleteHey everyone. Blogger is being horrible to Rosie Jones! It won't let her comment. She's had this problem for days, not on all blogs but on mine and a few others.
ReplyDeleteShe wanted me to thank all of you for your coming by and reading and for the nice comments. I think she did a great job! I sure hope she's planning to write more.
Hooray for fantasy Friday. Thank you, PK and Rosie.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosie for this wonderful story. I'm with the others please write more. Thanks PK for bringing us a new one.
ReplyDeleteHugs Lindy xx
Thank you both for a terrific story. It made me smile throughout. Very well done! The sing-song answers in the bathroom were perfect. More stories would be great!
ReplyDeleteRosie Dee
Awesome story, Rosie!!! :) BIG oops!! The company party is not the time to indulge in the bubbly! Loved the storyline!
ReplyDeleteFelt like I was standing in that corner too! You write so well- fabulous descriptions! I agree with the others- would love to read more!
Thanks Rosie! Thank you for hosting, PK! Many hugs to you both,
<3 Katie xoxo