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Trust
Date: 7/17/2015, Categories: BDSM, Shemales, Author: klammer, Rating: 100, Source: xHamster
the door. Once I got there, I just stared at it for a while. It took another effort to remember that the brass thing was for knocking, and the button for ringing. I had to choose one. That required deep thought. Don't laugh! It could happen to you. "Hi, darling!" she said, and kissed me. Oh, heaven. Fluttering little angels, playing harps, everything bright and rosy. Rosy... pink. No, let's not think pink. I wonder if I knocked or rang? Not important, of course. The kiss was important. The kiss ended. I made an incoherent noise of protest. "Your clothes are in the bedroom," she said. "You can change and start dinner. I'm starved! Didn't you bring your makeup? Hmm. I guess we need to get you a purse. You can use mine, this once; it's in the bathroom. Call me if you need help." Hmm. Not only had she learned to chuckle, she'd become a witch. She'd teleported me into the bedroom, and then blinked out. Have you gotten the idea that I was a little over the edge? I was further rocked by the clothes. Yes, the famous pink dress, with all its accessories. "Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep, and doesn't know where to find them. Leave them alone, and they'll come home, dragging their tails behind them!" I was quite pleased without myself for being sane enough to recite poetry. The Cynic applauded, sarcastically. Some time had passed, and I was sitting in the desk chair, staring at the stuff on the bed. Progress had been made. My shoes had gotten ... themselves taken off. My shirt had been unbuttoned; likewise my jeans. Which meant that my Calvin Kleins were showing. I barely noticed. "You know, you'd be popping a zipper if you had this thing at *your* house," the Cynic said aloud. "Only crazy people talk to themselves," I replied viciously. "I may be crazy," the Romantic responded, "but am I crazy enough to dress up like a refugee from a fairy tale in front of the most important woman in the world?" The Comedian laughed. "Yeah, right, get real. Fairy tale for adults, maybe. The Scarecrow dressed up like Dorothy." A part of me that hadn't woken up for a while chimed in, "Story idea, there." "Oh, good," the Codger remarked to thin air. "While we were talking, someone seems to have undressed me. How kind of them. Do you think you'd like to maybe calm down, buckle down, and get it over with?" I looked around, and the Comedian commented. "Funny, I don't *see* any large, friendly red buttons, with 'Don't Panic!' inscribed on them. Well, never mind. We already did that. Try something else." The Cynic: "Ha! What?" The Romantic: "Well, what about getting dressed?" The Coward: "In that?" The Tough Guy: "Yes, as a matter of fact." "Right. Problem: getting dressed. Solution: One: stand up." Intellectual at work, breaking down the problem to understandable steps. I did. "Good! Two: Walk to bed. Very nice! We may be able to make ...