lowblow emma
Star
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2013
- Location
- London
Some in my profession like to dress the part, live up to their public image. Me, I dress for comfort, practicality and my own satisfaction. That’s why today I am wearing leather. A black leather jacket, black trousers that caress my thighs and clamp my ass like a randy sailor, and for contrast a pair of thigh boots in red leather. Underneath I always wear the minimum necessary, which today means cream silk bra and panties.
I wasn’t intending to work tonight, just out for a stroll. But you always have to keep your eyes peeled for a good product. And sometimes it is like I am guided by fate. I took a fancy to a drink as I happened to be passing a bar and spotted her as soon as I walked in, sitting alone at a table off to one side.
There were several people waiting to be served. I stood in the doorway for a few moments and then walked slowly to the bar. The bartender turned to me as I arrived. We both ignored the collective hiss of disapproval from the customers patiently waiting their turn.
I placed a large note on the counter, trapped it under my fingers and leant forward to speak quietly to the bartender.
‘Is she alone?’ I asked letting my eyes drift to the girl at the table.
‘Been here an hour and no sign of anyone so far’ he replied.
‘What’s she drinking?’ He told me. ‘I’ll take two.’
With the drinks set before me and my fingers still over the note, I asked if there was a room available.
‘How long would you want it?’ he asked.
‘All night’ I told him. He raised his eyebrows. ‘Better take room 5 then, it’s the most comfortable.’
My fingers showed no sign of moving away from the note. ‘I’ll need a key.’ He shook his head. ‘We don’t give out keys.’ I rustled the note with my fingers and he produced a key from under the bar, but didn’t hand it over.
‘Will this be enough?’ I asked releasing the note.
‘More than enough’ he smiled, laying the key between the drinks.
‘Keep the change’ I told him to the collective sigh of relief from the growing band of customers waiting to be served.
For a moment I held the key, stroking it with my fingers, savouring the cold touch of the steel. Then I pushed my hand into my bra, leaving the cold and hard against my warm, soft flesh, and taking out a tablet that I dropped into one of the glasses. Ignoring the hostile stares of the others at the bar, I picked up the drinks and walked over to the girl’s table.
I put them on the table and sat down.
‘It’s dangerous for a woman to be on her own in a place like this. Do you mind if I join you?’
I wasn’t intending to work tonight, just out for a stroll. But you always have to keep your eyes peeled for a good product. And sometimes it is like I am guided by fate. I took a fancy to a drink as I happened to be passing a bar and spotted her as soon as I walked in, sitting alone at a table off to one side.
There were several people waiting to be served. I stood in the doorway for a few moments and then walked slowly to the bar. The bartender turned to me as I arrived. We both ignored the collective hiss of disapproval from the customers patiently waiting their turn.
I placed a large note on the counter, trapped it under my fingers and leant forward to speak quietly to the bartender.
‘Is she alone?’ I asked letting my eyes drift to the girl at the table.
‘Been here an hour and no sign of anyone so far’ he replied.
‘What’s she drinking?’ He told me. ‘I’ll take two.’
With the drinks set before me and my fingers still over the note, I asked if there was a room available.
‘How long would you want it?’ he asked.
‘All night’ I told him. He raised his eyebrows. ‘Better take room 5 then, it’s the most comfortable.’
My fingers showed no sign of moving away from the note. ‘I’ll need a key.’ He shook his head. ‘We don’t give out keys.’ I rustled the note with my fingers and he produced a key from under the bar, but didn’t hand it over.
‘Will this be enough?’ I asked releasing the note.
‘More than enough’ he smiled, laying the key between the drinks.
‘Keep the change’ I told him to the collective sigh of relief from the growing band of customers waiting to be served.
For a moment I held the key, stroking it with my fingers, savouring the cold touch of the steel. Then I pushed my hand into my bra, leaving the cold and hard against my warm, soft flesh, and taking out a tablet that I dropped into one of the glasses. Ignoring the hostile stares of the others at the bar, I picked up the drinks and walked over to the girl’s table.
I put them on the table and sat down.
‘It’s dangerous for a woman to be on her own in a place like this. Do you mind if I join you?’