1. High Rise Exhibitionist Chapter One


    Date: 5/8/2024, Categories: Exhibitionism Author: JdRobbins

    ... two end tables and a matching coffee table. I'll throw in a pair of table lamps and can let you have it for six fifty.
    
    Kay was a keen marketing person and used the living room set as a loss leader. The price tag on the set was $725.00, but she knew a reasonable price on the first buy would have me back for the other rooms I needed to furnish.
    
    I sat down on one end and flipped the recliner bar alongside. My body settled into the most comfortable position, bringing a quick smile to my face. "You got yourself a deal!" I said.
    
    "Great,โ€ she replied, "Let me grab an order form, and we'll write it up."
    
    As she walked away from me, I watched her move. Her hips swayed seductively, and the skirt couldn't hide the fact that she has a lovely ass. I'd have to find a way to ask her if a mister exists.
    
    I occupied myself looking at kitchen sets while I waited for her to return.
    
    "Okay, let's do the paperwork,โ€ Kay said as she approached me from her small office.
    
    "Full name?" She asked. "Allen Goodman," I replied.
    
    "Kurtz House apartment number?" Kay asked.
    
    "1215," I answered.
    
    "Phone number?" she asked.
    
    "I'll give you my cell,โ€ I said. "702-555-5901," I added.
    
    "Good, I'll keep that confidential," Kay promised.
    
    "Age," Kay asked matter-of-factly.
    
    I looked at her with a rather inquisitive expression, causing her to grin.
    
    "Forty-one in three weeks,โ€ I replied.
    
    "Very good," Kay said.
    
    "Pick up or delivery?" She asked.
    
    "You deliver?" I ...
    ... asked.
    
    "Sure do; we can deliver your living room tomorrow morning," Kay said.
    
    "Great, then yes, delivery," I said.
    
    "Would you like to pay with a check, cash, or a card, Allen?"
    
    I answered, "I can give you a check now, or if you'd rather, I can give you cash tomorrow." Knowing businesses like Kay's liked to deal in cash.
    
    "Cash tomorrow would be great,โ€ Kay replied with a grin.
    
    "How's nine o'clock for delivery?" Kay suggested.
    
    "Nine is fine with me,โ€ I replied.
    
    "Great, I'll stop by about nine-thirty to make sure everything is okay and to pick up your payment," Kay said.
    
    "Sounds good, I'll make coffee. Do you like cream and sugar?" I asked
    
    "Oh, just extra cream." She replied with a rather suggestive grin on her face.
    
    As we walked toward the front of Kay's shop, she became even friendlier, touching my arm with her soft fingers.
    
    "You know Allen, I live in Cambridge Arms across the street from you. My apartment is on the tenth floor. We're almost neighbors." Kay offered with a broad smile and a quick squeeze of my arm.
    
    This was my chance to find out if a Mister Kay was involved.
    
    "Is it you and your significant other,โ€ I asked rather boldly.
    
    She smiled even wider and said, "If you consider a twelve-year-old cocker spaniel named Dusty a significant other. My husband passed away two years ago,โ€ She added.
    
    I apologized for bringing it up, but Kay's wide smile let me know she'd already recovered from her loss.
    
    Just before I got to the door, I ...