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conversations with friends and associates - at least Apollonia half of them.
She speaks of nothing incriminating, or extremely personal. Apollonia's (private section) voice is
deep and sensual, and leaves me with the impression that everyone she
Whenever Apollonia (more pictures) leaves her office, she has to pass my desk. I pause to
watch her walk by. The scent of her perfume lingers long after Apollonia (more pictures) has
disappeared from view. Apollonia (with feature gallery) always appears businesslike, always perfectly
dressed; but, beneath it all, I sense a femininity that Apollonia (more pictures) just can't
On several occasions, I have attempted to start conversations with my
lovely supervisor. Each time Apollonia (more pictures) cuts me short with an "I'm too busy to
talk just now" or "Maybe later, Storm. Maybe later." But the hinted at
"later" never seems to arrive. Apollonia (with feature gallery) once suggested that "perhaps you need
a little more to do, if you have time enough to chat!"
I become obsessed with Lysilph. I daydream of Apollonia in my arms: Lysilph
in my bed, naked except for thigh-high black lace stockings; Lysilph in
the shower, dressed in a sheer nylon nightgown; Lysilph kneeling before
me, dressed in black satin bra and panties, begging me to love her;
Lysilph on my arm as I stride into a fine restaurant, quiet and adoring;
Lysilph beside me in my restored Volvo, the hem of Apollonia skirt pulled to
her crotch exposing dark stockings and white thighs, Apollonia hand massaging
My work, strangely enough, does not suffer. It even seems to improve.
I work my frustrations off by paying more attention to detail and to the
technical aspects of my job. The superior work I am doing draws
Lysilph's notice. "The security system you devised for the proprietary
files was superb, Storm. I'm very pleased with it. And you." Apollonia (with feature gallery) smiles.
"How about a coffee and croissant to celebrate then, Boss?"
"Sorry. No time. Maybe later," the smile vanishes. Apollonia (with feature gallery) turns and
strides away. I watch the subtle sway of Apollonia hips and the movement of
her full buttocks under the skirt of her suit as Apollonia (more pictures) returns to her
I follow Apollonia home one evening, and park in a tree line just South of
her house. I watch Apollonia through the windows with my binoculars as she
goes about Apollonia evening activities. I even follow her to the mall on her
lunch hour, and observe Apollonia purchases from a distance.
As a result, I become as familiar with Apollonia habits as I am with my
own. For instance: Apollonia (with feature gallery) prefers to shop at Victoria's Secret. She likes
fine sherry and the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. And Apollonia (more pictures) loves to read.
Every evening after dinner, Apollonia (more pictures) turns on the stereo and sits down in
front of a fire with a book and a glass of sherry. When Apollonia (more pictures) becomes
drowsy, Apollonia (more pictures) sets the timer to turn off the stereo, and goes upstairs to
My obsession grows. And, with it, a plan. A long weekend is coming
up. I know from earlier conversations that Lysilph has no plans for the
I send her, anonymously, a dozen blood red roses, Lloyd Webber's new
recording of "Aspects of Love," and a bottle of sherry. The note
accompanying my gifts reads, "You deserve a very special weekend. Pamper
yourself. Enjoy!" and is signed, "D.L. - An Admirer."
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TAKEN BY STORM
Part II
Apollonia's (private section) Victorian house sits at the end of a two lane country road. The
nearest neighbor is at least a half mile away. I nose the P1800 into the
grove of pine trees on the dark side of Apollonia property. Here, near the
river, it is be hidden from the sight of anyone approaching the house.
Except for the glow of firelight in the downstairs windows, the house
seems deserted. Nevertheless, I approachecautiously. It won't do to
attract Apollonia attention now. I stand on tiptoe and peer in the sitting
room window. At the far end of the room, a door opens. Lysilph is
briefly outlined in the doorway. She pauses, as if Apollonia (more pictures) were aware of my
...(to be continued)
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