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JamesMichael Member Empyrean
since 1999-11-16
Posts 33336Kapolei, Hawaii, USA |
The Room In the Back of The Chinese Laundry I could slip in from the alley in the back but when the laundry was open for business I would come in through the front door because Su looked especially sensual when she was sweating over the laundry. Her movements seemed as graceful as a ballerina performer, except she rarely twirled on her toes. I was under strict orders to keep my hands off the merchandise, namely Su, and since her father was a butcher and was very skilled at sharpening his knives in the middle of the night, I ceased and desisted. Well, lets just say there was at least one time when she approached me and pulled me in close to kiss her puckered lips, but honest, I didn't kiss her, it was she that kissed me. I started wondering about myself after that, afterall I was a alpha male with all the essential equipment and she was a woman that could arouse me with just a glance, a kind word, a soft touch, and yes her kiss was magnificent. Three days and one evening later I was in my room behind the Chinese laundry when there was a knock on the door. Thinking and hoping it was Su I felt a surge in my speedo's, unfortunately I opened the door to find it wasn't Su at all, it was her butcher dad standing before me with a big sharp butcher knife in his hand that looked as big as a machete. He proceeded to ask me if the story that his daughter Su had told him was true. Thinking that Su had told her dad about the kiss she had planted on my lips, I thought that I was about to take my last breath even as I told him "yes". As soon as I said yes a big smile came upon his face and he told me that his daughter had informed him that I wanted to become his butcher apprentice. My son, welcome to the Li family and for your first lesson I will teach you the correct way to sharpen Chinese butcher knives. JamesLee 20September 2010 [This message has been edited by JamesMichael (09-23-2010 05:50 PM).] |
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