Laura Middleton; Her Brother and her Lover
subject. Her story, however, had such an effect upon a certain part of
my body, which was still imbedded within her, that she could not help
feeling as she proceeded with her tale the impression it made upon me.
Indeed when she came to relate the discovery she had made, I was
obliged to stop her and proceed to a repetition of our enjoyment in
order to allay the fire which had been so fiercely lighted up within
me. When I had brought the second engagement to a still more
satisfactory conclusion than the first, I found it was time for me to
get on with my dressing so as not to be too late for dinner, and Betsy
volunteered her services to assist as valet. The lewd little monkey,
however, was too intent upon examining the course from which she had
derived so much pleasure to do anything except fondle and caress it,
and seeing the pleasure it evidently gave her, I allowed her to do as
she liked. While she amused herself with tickling and squeezing the
accessories, handling the principal object, kissing it, inserting it in
her mouth and sucking it, and doing everything in her power to restore
it to the imposing attitude which had pleased her so much, I
endeavoured with as much apparent unconcern as I could assume to
ascertain every particular as to Laura.
Betsy however was too quick not to discover what I was after, and said
to me, "Come, come, I see quite well how it is with you--you would like
this pretty little gentleman I am playing with to take the place of its
substitute between Miss Laura's thighs. Oh! you need not try to deceive
me--I felt how it swelled up within me whenever I mentioned her name,
and how firm and stiff it grew when I told you what I had seen. Well,
it would be almost a pity not to let you take compassion upon her; it
is very hard she should be reduced to such a miserable contrivance when
she might have such a delicious charmer as this to amuse herself with.
But I am afraid you would have some difficulty in getting it in, more
than you had with me, why her little plaything is not much bigger than
my finger; even John's, though it is not near so big as this, is better
than it. But as for this wicked fellow I can hardly grasp it in my
hand, and I don't see how you will ever be able to make it enter into
such a little chink as she has. However, I dare say you will be able to
manage it somehow. Come, I shall make a bargain with you: if you will
take John as your groom, so as to let us be married before my belly
gets big, as I am afraid it will do after this naughty fellow has been
into it, I shall do all I can to enable you to enjoy Miss Laura, and I
have no doubt we shall soon find means to accomplish it. What do you
say?"
I replied that I was afraid such an arrangement would hardly answer. In
the first place, I could not turn away my present servant, and
secondly, I was afraid that if John were in my service he might perhaps
be apt to be jealous of his master.
She laughed and said that would never do. She, however, soon came to an
agreement that I should exert myself to find a better situation for
John, and I promised her that if I succeeded with Laura, she should
make her a present of fifty pounds as a wedding gift on condition that
she acted in all respects as I desired and exerted herself to promote
my object and conceal our proceedings from everyone. She stipulated
that she was sometimes to have the enjoyment of the charming article
which she still continued to fondle, and this I willingly promised, but
I warned her that she must be very careful that her Mistress should not
suspect our intercourse in the least, as I was quite sure from what I
knew of her proud disposition it would ruin all my hopes, as she would
never consent to be the rival of her waiting-maid. I easily satisfied
her that even for her own sake the utmost caution was absolutely
necessary, and having now obtained all the information she could give
me and the dinner bell ringing, I hastened to the drawing room.
If I had perceived an alteration in Laura's appearance, she had
evidently been no less struck with the change that had taken place in
my person, and she expressed her surprise at my having grown so much. I
fancied I could perceive that there was some curiosity to ascertain
what was the extent of the change which had taken place in a certain
quarter, and I caught her eyes more than once glancing in a direction
where she must have perceived symptoms of a growth at least
corresponding to that of the other parts of my body. I was induced to
think that she was by no means displeased with the discovery from her
manner towards me, which instead of being as formerly haughty and
condescending was now frank and friendly. On entering the drawing room
I found that Sir Hugh had not yet made his appearance, and that it
would still be a few minutes before we went to dinner. I was conscious
that the fingering which Betsy had kept up during the whole time I was
dressing had again raised a flame in me which I had not had time to
quench, and I turned into the music room to take advantage of the few
minutes to calm myself down, that I might not make an exhibition before
the rest of the party. Laura had observed me, and thinking that the
movement arose from shyness at meeting a party of comparative
strangers, she came to me and entered into conversation. The charms of
her person, more especially after all that had just passed with Betsy
regarding her, again raised the flame to an even greater height than
before, and the effect was plainly visible through a pair of thin
trousers. I soon saw by her heightened colour that the consequences
were not unobserved by her. I was afraid at first that she might be
annoyed by so open a demonstration of the effects of her charms, but to
my great delight she showed no symptom of being offended, but continued
to converse with me, and, I thought, rather enjoyed the confusion which
the rampantness of the offending member at first occasioned me. Finding
this to be the case, I soon recovered my self-possession, and being
desirous to make as great an impression on her senses as possible, I
placed myself so that I could not be observed by any of the party in
the drawing room, and instead of attempting to conceal it, I allowed
the protuberance in front to become even more prominent, indeed so much
so, as to enable her to form a pretty accurate idea of its size and
shape. She took no notice of this, but I knew it could not escape her
observation. When a general move was made to the dining room, she took
my arm and said that, as I was a stranger, I must allow her to take
charge of me, until I became a little better acquainted with the
company. I willingly assented, and for the rest of the evening I
attached myself to her. Without attempting to take any liberties with
her, I omitted no opportunity of letting her see the full effect of her
beauty and charms upon my senses.
The next morning I was up early and on the lookout. From Betsy's
description I had not been able exactly to understand how I could
manage to surprise Laura during her amusement, and I determined to
watch and follow her and be guided by circumstances. Sometime before
the breakfast hour I saw her leave the house by a side door and proceed
through a part of the park which was a good deal shaded with trees. I
took advantage of the shelter thus afforded me to trace her steps,
unperceived, until I came in sight of the summer house, but to my
dismay, I found that it was impossible to follow her any further
without being discovered. The building was circular, consisting of
woodwork to the height of about four feet and above that glass all
round. It was situated in the centre of a flower plot of considerable
extent in which the bushes were kept down and not allowed to attain any
size.
It was therefore admirably adapted for the purpose to which it had been
applied, as no one approaching it could well see what passed within,
while the party in the interior could command an uninterrupted view all
round and discover any intruder at some distance. I was quite aware
that it was most important to avoid giving her any alarm or making her
suspect I had any idea of her proceedings, and I resolved not to
attempt to approach her that morning. So, selecting a tree which was
situated in such a manner as to command a complete view of the summer
house, I swung myself up into it and soon gained a position from which,
with the assistance of a small telescope I had taken with me, I could
obtain a good view of her proceedings. I very soon discovered that
Betsy's story was perfectly correct. She had apparently no time to
spare, for, taking out the little instrument from its place of
concealment, she seated herself on a couch from which she could command
a view of the approach from the house. Then, extending her thighs, she
drew up her petticoats and, inserting the counterfeit article in the
appropriate place, began her career of mock pleasure.
I watched all her proceedings with the greatest enjoyment, and such was
the effect produced upon me that I could not help following her
example. I drew forth my excited member and, as she thrust the little
bijou in and out of the delicious cavity in which I so longed to
replace it with a better substitute, I responded to every movement of
her hand by an up-and-down friction upon the ivory pillar, with such
effect that, when she sunk back upon the couch after having procured
for herself as much pleasure as such a makeshift could afford, I felt
the corresponding efforts produce a similar effect upon my own excited
reality, which, throbbing and beating furiously, sent forth a delicious
shower of liquid bliss.
I allowed her to get up and return to the house without her perceiving
me, and when we met at breakfast she was not even aware I had been out.
The day passed very pleasantly. She was evidently flattered with the
devotion I showed her and seemed noways indisposed to try to what
length her encouragement might carry me, probably thinking that she
could at any time check my advances should they become too forward.
In the course of the day I again visited the summer house and
ascertained that I had no chance of surprising her there without making
some alteration in it, which it would take a little time to effect, but
which I resolved to have made if I found I could not succeed otherwise.
In the meantime, I resolved to try the effect of a bold stroke.
Getting up early the next morning I proceeded directly to the summer
house and waited there till she made her appearance. Having made
certain that she was alone, I stretched myself on the couch as nearly
as possible in the attitude she had assumed the previous morning. I
then unbuttoned my trousers and drew them down below my knees and at
the same time turned up my shirt above my waist thus exhibiting the
whole forepart of my person entirely naked. Then grasping my stiffly
erected weapon in my hand, I exhibited myself performing the same
operation which I had witnessed her engaged in the previous morning.
She came in without the least suspicion and, on entering the place, had
at once a full view of my nearly naked figure extended at full length
on the couch and engaged in performing an operation the nature of which
she could not possibly misunderstand.
She seemed struck with astonishment--so much that she remained
motionless for more than a minute, during which I watched her with
intense curiosity. Her face and neck, so far as visible, flushed till
they were almost of a purple hue, and her eyes were fixed upon the
stiffly erected column up and down which my hand was gently moving. I
was in great hopes that the sight had produced the effect I desired.
But no. Suddenly recovering herself, she exclaimed, "For shame, Sir,"