People are already staring to trickle in, in hopes to find the best seat for the show tonight. I look up at the stage and everything has been moved around. Most of the toys and items are gone for the exception of two, the turntable and the stocks.
"You certainly have a thing for the stocks, don't you," I say quietly to myself with a grin. They weren't my favorite, but they weren't horrible either.
I look back at the room and it is about half full already, voices are overlapping. It's starting to get loud with laughter and chatter. I sit back watching, waiting for any sign of you. But what I don't know, is that you spotted me the moment I came in, and have been watching me the entire time. You pop out of nowhere, and I jump with surprise.
"OHH, I didn't see you come in, you startled me!"
"I saw you come in, I have been watching you. What were you thinking when you were looking at the stage with that big grin?"
"Ahem." Blushing, I clear my throat. "I was just noting that you like to use the stocks a lot is all."
"Why would that make you grin?" you say trying to hide your amusement at the question.
"I was thinking about something else when I grinned, it didn't mean anything like that." I'm saying anything in hopes you will leave the question alone.
"Ok, if you say so," you say with a smile. "So how was your week?"
"It was good, went by really fast. How about you?"
"It was boring, but it should start to pick up in a few minutes." And with that, you flash me a grin and make your way up to the stage.
I look into the room, in those couple of minutes it has filled up completely. I don't think I have ever seen it this full, and they are all here for me. My heart starts to quicken, and my legs start to shake in anticipation. I stay out of sight, and listen for my cue. I think you are going to give me a cue, I am not sure since we didn't talk about this part. Just then I hear your voice over the mic greeting the audience, thanking everyone for coming out tonight. You tell them that this will be a night to remember.
You glance in my direction, and nod for me to come up. I glance out at the crowd whose eyes are now on me. I smooth my skirt down, push my hair out of my face, and step out into the light, making my way up to the stage. You just smile, and watch me. Everything seems to be in slow motion, I can't get up there fast enough. I make it to center stage where you are standing and stare at the floor awaiting your words.
"C'mon, don't be shy! Give the audience a big smile and wave. After all, they are here for you."
My face gets red. I look at you, and then to the audience and do a quick wave and look back down at the wooden floor. I never noticed how many cracks were in this old floor, it has seen a lot of use over the years. Your voice snaps me back out of my thoughts.
"Are you ready to get started?" you ask in a firm voice.
"I think so."
"Now what kind of answer is that? I think so?" you say raising your eyebrows at me.
"Ahem, yes sir, I am ready to get started." I look around the stage and wonder what's going to happen next.
"That's better! Now what shall we do first? Have you been a good girl this week?"
I stand there blank faced, not sure what to say. Should I lie? Or should I play the game and say I was a bad girl? What would I say I did that was bad if he asks? hmm.
"Well?!" you snap, grabbing my attention.
"Yes? I think I was good." I'm kinda questioning myself, leaving it open for you to decide. It's probably better that way.
"You think you were a good girl? That kind of answer makes it sound like you are guilty!"
Oh no, here we go. I knew leaving the answer open like that had the possibility of leading to this, but I left it open for this reason. After all, everyone here is here for a show right? So I might as well play along like last time, and give them a good one..
You walk across the stage, grab a chair, and bring it back to where I am still standing. You sit down and pat your legs, nodding at me to lay across your lap.
"Don't want to start without warming up now do we?"
The audience is staring intently at me as I make my way to lay across his lap. My legs are weak, but I hold my composure and lay across your lap.
"Good girl," you praise.
You go about business, and start to massage my bottom. Nice slow circles on each cheek over my skirt. It feels good, but I know it won't last long. You start to kneed, tenderizing the area, trying to relax me. A few minutes go by and I let out a sigh, and that tells you I am ready.
"Well, ladies and gentleman, should we get this party started?"
The audience lets out a cheer, and you lift up my skirt. I think I surprised you by not wearing any underwear, you stare at my ass for a second and then grin.
"My, what a naughty girl you are! You are not even wearing any panties."
I feel all the blood from my body move to my face, but I can't help smiling.
You rub each cheek one more time and crack me a hard one. I yelp, but stay still. You are not starting off gentle tonight! Your hand comes down again on the same spot, and again I yelp. Three more times your hand comes down, but alternating cheeks. You rub my now warm bottom and smile.
"A nice shade of pink, but I like the color red." You chuckle.
I gasp at your words, but know this is what the audience wants. I stay still and grit my teeth. Your hand comes down like fire over and over again, fast and hard. You don't give any time to react between the blows. I am kicking, screaming, moaning in both pleasure and pain at the same time. My body doesn't know what to think. You are holding my legs down with your leg, and have your free hand on my upper back to keep me from coming up off your lap.
"Calm, little one," you say in a soothing voice. "We are only just getting started."
The audience can't take their eyes off me, wondering what's going to happen next. Heck, I'm wondering the same thing. My breathing begins to slow a little, and you stand me up off your lap and lead me by the hand over to the turn table which was only ten feet away. You have yet to use this on me, so I'm not sure what to expect. The table is upright to where I will be standing up to get on it, but it's slightly slanted so I won't slide off of it..
You tell me to undress, and when I am finished you help me onto the table and give me a small smile, letting me know it's ok. I'm too nervous to smile back, but nod to let you know I'm fine. It's those little things that give a person comfort.