WARNING: It’s erotic fiction
Since everyone is so touchy these days, please stop reading NOW if you don’t want to read sex fiction.
So, I lied, sorry. The chapter two content is actually chapter 3. When I unleashed it on my fellow classmates, at that point, it was actually chapter 2. But after another writing class and the thesis, and the beta reader I hired, it’s now chapter three. I’ll set things up for you.
Previously, on Spanked:
Chapter one sets up the glorious romance that Connie Hatcher has embarked on. Also known as the “start in the middle technique. Chapter two outlines Connie’s visit to the gym. Blake sympathetically listens to Connie after she suffers a terrible abdominal cramp after doing 400 stomach crunches. She tells Blake about her body concerns and her lifestyle. Then, Blake leads Connie to a back room… and…
Chapter 3 Set Up
Connie feels guilty about what transpired with Blake, even though she loved it. She hasn’t been to the gym for weeks. She tells the reader about the stresses of her job. Connie also goes into detail about her surgery she just had. She goes over to her boyfriend’s house… where things just don’t go quite right…
Finally, Chapter 3
Despite Blake’s request to come back soon, it had been weeks since I’d been to the gym. I felt guilty about it, but then again, work was hell. Being a delivery driver for High’s was easily the worst job in the store. And driving was the smallest part of the position.
In my previous truck driving job, I’d watch customer service associates unload the pallets from my trailer, but not at High’s. There was no such thing as “no-touch freight” here. Frequently, I got lip from customers who felt that it should have been a man doing my job, but I took it as a point of pride that I would probably be the first and only female delivery driver at the store with a Class A CDL. I sometimes told customers that yeah, I didn’t have the physical strength of a man, but I did have a Class A CDL, and it wasn’t my fault that other male drivers had quit because there was too much lifting for them. I could drive both the box truck and the flatbed, while only one other driver, Bob, could.
My younger co-worker, Patrick, who looked like a young Satan, was the only other person who could drive the box
truck.
Cletus, a loader and ride-along, a rather dim-witted guy barely out of high school, was begging to drive the truck, but our delivery manager wisely told him he couldn’t.
I maneuvered 364-pound Samsung refrigerators up front porch steps and routed these stainless-steel, overpriced,
shining beacons of Yuppieness to the kitchens that made my own look like a closet. A food-spattered closet with urine-stained floors because my beloved Silky Terrier Taffy was getting up there in years and couldn’t hold it anymore.
Neither could I.
My late summer surgery–I named the tumor Arnold–wasn’t exactly a success. The procedure cut off the blood supply to Arnold, who had been pushing against my bladder and curling around my spine, and he was dying, but the awful period pain continued. To keep going, I’d turned into a Midol/Aleve junkie. That really didn’t help my appetite, however. Since nothing really sounded good to eat, I was surviving on water, granola bars, chocolate covered raisins, and those little cheese cracker packages with the little red stick to spread the salty, yellowy goodness. It shouldn’t have been enough to fuel me through ten- and twelve-hour days, but it was. Not too long ago, I’d gone bowling with Trevor
and his high school buddy Kyle after a 12-hour workday (fueled by Midol) and I’d solidly whomped both of them. I couldn’t believe that I’d won, but considering Trevor refused to wear glasses, but needed to, and Kyle had fractured his forearms skateboarding, maybe it wasn’t such a triumph on my part.
Part 2 of Chapter 3 next week!
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