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Anonymous Encounters(3)

By:Cassandra Dee


So I waited patiently as Lipstick typed.

LIPSTICK4EVAH: I just want to make sure that you know, you're real.

I almost laughed aloud at that.

DONNY: Oh I'm real. You'll see how real I am tonight, absolutely.

Another pause.

LIPSTICK4EVAH: You promise?

Again, her innocence was charming if naïve. A promise from some random  dude on the internet, who hasn't even posted his pic? I wasn't a wolf in  sheep's clothing, I was just a wolf, straight out. And yet the girl was  willingly putting herself between my jaws, begging me to bite. All the  better, I love these types of meetings the most.

DONNY: I promise, baby girl. It'll be good. Relax okay? Just meet me there and relax.

Another pause.

LIPSTICK4EVAH: Okay then. Great American Music Hall for the 10 p.m. showing right? Ticket's at Will Call for me?

DONNY: You got it.

LIPSTICK4EVAH: Okay, I'll be there. Bye now.

And with that, the green light next to her name flickered off. I sat  back, heart thumping despite the fact that my big frame looked relaxed.  Usually I have no problem with these on-line dialogues. Most girls want  to chat a little, they want to make sure I'm not some thirteen year-old  adolescent boy causing trouble. They wanna make sure I'm not their high  school math teacher, the one with the bad breath and big belly.

So it's understandable, and the concert ticket serves more than its  obvious purpose. These tickets are expensive, even the ones in the back  for people who stand. At two hundred bucks a pop, I've made an  investment, I've shown that I have skin in the game. And does it really  matter what I look like? After all, the females are getting a strange  finger in the puss, and all that matters is that my digit is clean, big  and thorough. I could be Kermit the Frog or James Bond, and it wouldn't  make a difference.

So I stood, stretching, looking deceptively relaxed. For some reason,  Lipstick was making my heart pound unnecessarily. What was the name  she'd given again? Rebecca? Renee? I looked at my phone. Oh right,  Rachel. I was supposed to leave the ticket in the name of Rachel Smith.  Well, that's a throw away name if I've ever heard one, probably just the  moniker on her fake ID. But whatevs. I was looking forwards to meeting  my little Rachel for a down and dirty tryst. And even if she never saw  my face, it didn't matter. Anonymous, discreet, and covert is how I  operate and a certain female was gonna get fucked tonight.





CHAPTER TWO


Rachel




I stepped up to Will Call.

"Um hi, Smith?" I asked hesitantly. "Rachel Smith?"

The cold air was chilly and I shivered in my thin jacket. But even more,  I trembled because this whole thing was so nerve-wracking. I was half  sure that the woman would look through her stack of tickets and come up  with nothing, embarrassing me. But instead, the middle-aged hag cracked  her gum loudly, before sticking out a hand.         

     



 

"Here ya go," she said, looking bored. "Here ya go."

And looking down, sure enough, there was a ticket for the second tier,  standing room only. People milled about around me, the crowd buzzily  excited for tonight's performance. But I was dumbstruck, all the blood  draining from my body. Oh my god, was I really gonna do this? Oh my god,  oh my god.

My thoughts were cut off by the Will Call woman's impatience.

"Next!" she bawled loudly, already eyeing the long line behind me. "Next!"

And with dazed steps, I moved out of the way, caught by the swell of  passerby, moving with numb feet towards the door. Could this be really  happening? Was I going to meet up with my unseen correspondent, this guy  who called himself Donny? Why did he call himself Donny anyways? It was  such a funny name, bringing to mind Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the  Block, a former boy bander from the wrong side of Boston. Was my  anonymous guy the same type of Donny? Once cute but aging now, with  squinty eyes and a buzz cut? Or was he something else entirely?

And that's why this whole thing is so crazy. Because I'm at the Great  American Music Hall after chatting on-line with a virtual stranger. And  it's not like we've been chatting for weeks or months. We've only  chatted once. That's right, once, this afternoon. Other than the initial  email he sent me on Discreet Encounters, we've only had one on-line  session, and my partner in crime was completely unforthcoming then,  telling me nothing about himself despite my not-so-subtle attempts to  pry.

So what the hell are you doing? screamed the voice in my brain. Rachel  Smith, what in the world are you doing? Are you crazy? He's probably  some psycho stalker, some ax murderer who specializes in luring women to  their deaths, you're insane to be here!

And of course, the voice was right. I was insane to be here. But the  thing is somehow that chat entranced me. There was a way about the man, a  darkness to his tone that was devastatingly sexy, a deep, knowingness  that permeated his every sentence. I can't put my finger on it, but  somehow the manner in which he parried with me, answering my questions  with the subtlest replies, always guiding but never forcing, made  something flare inside, something hot and sensual despite my logical  brain trying to tamp it down.

So I was here now, on the steps of the Great American Music Hall.  Whoever said curiosity killed the cat was probably right, because I was  about to get my pussy fingered by a total stranger. Holy shit. Me,  boring Rachel Smith, such a dunce that I actually gave my real name  without thinking twice, is signed up for a rendezvous with a total  stranger. And not just any rendezvous, but one where he's gonna touch my  sweetest spot, caressing places that no man has ever touched before.

Because I'm a virgin and yet I'm gonna let some random guy stroke my  clit and push his fingers into my interior canal. I'm gonna let him feel  me until I scream, until the swell breaks and I shatter. Me, Rachel  Smith, who works at the school library wearing staid button-up sweaters  and boring knee-length skirts. Oh my god, I really was crazy, someone  take me to the insane asylum now.

But it was too late because the crowd swept me to the front of the line,  and with unseeing eyes I presented the ticket to the usher. As she  scanned it, a beep sounded, and the woman didn't even look up, already  onto the next person.

"Level two," she mumbled. "Staircase to the right."

Again, I was buffeted by the crowd, pulled by the human sea in the right  direction and found myself standing at tier two sooner rather than  later, stunned, the good angel on my shoulder still warning me to stop.  Get a hold of yourself, she admonished. Get a hold of yourself. It's not  too late to back out. You can still turn around and leave, it's fine.

But the thing is that the human tide had me boxed in, and besides, I  didn't want to leave. This is the craziest thing I've ever done in my  life, and you know what? I kinda like it. I kinda like being different  from my usual tame persona, the kind, dependable Rachel that everyone  knows. Not that I don't want to be kind and dependable, but I want to  live a little too. I want to feel sexy and crazy, I want to let my hair  down and do things that no one would dream of when they see a plump girl  with curly brown hair and a shy smile.         

     



 

Besides, it was too late now. The lights were dimming and I took my  place at the edge of the railing, looking out over the sea of people  beneath. Tier Two wasn't too packed, there were other folks, sure, but  it's not like we were jammed in like sardines. I shot a nervous look  over my shoulder, automatically scanning the crowd for anyone who could  be my mystery man.

But there was no one. No one was even looking at me, every single person  seemed to be with a date, or chatting with friends, or guzzling beer  from red Solo cups.

Stop it, the voice in my head went. He told you not to look for him.  You'll never see his face, the only thing you'll be experiencing is  touch. So don't even look, that's part of the deal, remember?

Besides, it was probably better not to look because best case scenario,  my Lothario was a normal, middle-aged dude, probably married, who wanted  to get his rocks off while the missus was out of town. He'd put an ad  up and I'd responded, and since wifey was scheduled to return to the  next day, and tonight was the night. A married man? I didn't want a part  of that, so it was better not to see his face.

Besides, the worst case scenario was so much worse. In this case, my  partner was some disgusting geezer who wanted to touch pussy for fun,  who liked sweet, creamy teens and wasn't shy about putting up ads to  meet one. He couldn't get it in real life because of his zillion warts  and hairs sprouting out of his chin, bent over like a gnome. Shit, if  that was the case, then yeah, I was better off not looking into his  eyes. That way I could at least pretend a hot alpha had come to feel my  pussy, to take me to Neverland.

Facing forwards, I fixed my eyes on the stage as the band strode out,  jaw set, nerves on edge. Oh god, oh god, things were starting now and it  was too late to back out. Every muscle in my body tensed, every sense  on alert even as I strove to look normal, like I was another concertgoer  enjoying the music.