A Push Too Far - Sex Stories

A Push Too Far

Georgina was a computer nerd but was also authoritative and dominant in any of her relationships. She was just nineteen-years-old, but never took any nonsense from anyone, so as well as being a self-styled vigilante she had a particular panache for spanking her boyfriends and girlfriends.

Yesterday, at the supermarket, she was happily putting food in her trolley when a man, who looked about thirty-years-old, barged in front of her pushing her to one side as he wanted exactly the food that she was looking at. All he had to do was wait a few moments for her to move on, but he hadn’t. Not only did he push her, but he also was rude to her when she told him that he should be more careful.

Georgina remembered seeing this same man a few days ago at the supermarket and he had again barged past a woman, this time someone rather older than herself. He was rude to her as well, although, when a manageress who happened to be standing there asked him to calm down, he quickly did so, as though unable to deal with authoritative women. The manageress even threatened to ban him from the supermarket and he was so apologetic Georgina thought it almost laughable. However, it did seem that the memory was short-lived because he was doing almost exactly the same again.

Georgina had, purely by coincidence, been in her car when the man came out with his trolley and loaded his food into the boot. She was still annoyed, and so took a note of his number plate. When she got home, she knew ...

... exactly how to find his address by using the number plate and got the address within minutes.

Once she got the address, she also knew how to get the names of the other occupiers of the house, also from the Internet. From that, she established that the man was single, although wasn’t sure whether he lived alone, and he was thirty-one-years-old. She also discovered that he worked locally as the manager of a menswear shop.

Georgina wasn’t a stalker but a vigilante. So, as the man lived only a mile or so away from her own house the next day after work, she got dressed in her police woman’s uniform which she often dressed up in and made out she was a policewoman and drove around to the man’s house. It was

purely a coincidence, but the man drove home as she arrived and looked as though he had come back from work. She noticed that there had been no lights on before he entered the house, then the two rooms at the front and the hallway now had the lights on, which said to Georgina that he was alone in the house.

Consequently, Georgina got out of the car and walked up to the front door and rang the doorbell. When the man opened the door, he had a shocked look on his face, but Georgina ignored that and said, “Mr Jonathan Dawson?”

It was clear that Jonathan recognised Georgina from the supermarket, but he was quite shocked to find that not only did she know his name, but she was also a policewoman. He stuttered a few unintelligible words but stopped when he saw that Georgina was ...