One Hour with Sir (Ch. 04)
"What Goes Around Comes Around"
soppingwetpanties
This chapter can be read without the benefit of the prior chapters. This chapter contains humiliation, spanking and anal sex.
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, merchandise, companies, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. All characters in sexual situations are 18 years or older.
Chapter Four
Sir and I were recently engaged. He was working full-time managing a staff of twenty in his commodities trading business and I was a partner in a Midtown Manhattan law firm. My relationship with Sir started at a private club in the City and soon blossomed into love. It was more of a shock to me that I'd fallen in love with a man and agreed to marry him than discovering I was a closet submissive.
I spent an hour a week, usually Friday at ten in the evening, at Sir's East Side brownstone, being trained in the art of domination and submission. After a year of training Sir proposed to me and I accepted. He's already bought me a magnificent engagement ring.
Sir and I had an open relationship, though the choice of the partners for us was His. We'd made the rounds with His circle of friends and on more than one occasion He chose a new lover for me, mostly men but sometimes a women. My most recent tryst was with our jeweler, who happened to be Sir's college roommate. Attie was his name, and he gave me a most memorable anal fuck.
I loved being His slut.
You may find it hard to believe that an Ivy League trained attorney making seven figures could (or want to be) a slut, but sex drive is not awarded by an academic institution, and for better or worse, mine was not in the mainstream. I craved the freedom of submission. Why freedom? Because every day of my life I'm asked to make decisions. What seems like thousands. When I was off the clock I didn't want to think. I didn't want to make a decision. I just wanted to feel.
How did I spend the rest of the time? In my office, representing large corporations fighting against other large corporations over nine and ten figure amounts. That kind of money paid for high price lawyers like me. I was a good trial lawyer, and loved to win. When I wasn't with Sir I'd be taking out my aggressions on opposing counsel. Despising the lawyer on the other side made me want to win more, and clients were all about winning. They didn't want to invest millions of dollars and years tied up in litigation to be on the losing side. Losers didn't have the kinds of clients I had.
I rarely made mistakes in my law career, but I allowed one to happen when I let my guard down for just a moment. It was just after Sir proposed to me and I was on floating on cloud nine. Being in love (and lust), was a huge distraction for someone pulling the strings on multiple complicated cases.
The whole mess started exactly one week after Sir proposed, and the day after I spent the previous evening buying an engagement ring and then having Attie fuck all of my holes while Sir watched. Needless to say I was a bit distracted the next day, and sore as well, when my trusted associate Trent Manion came into my office. He was on a partner track and reliable as a Swiss train. He was my number two on several of my large cases and was someone I envisioned taking my place when I moved on to greener pastures. I was enjoying my first cup of coffee while I had a ten minute break before my first phone call of the day. Trent came into my office and closed the door.
"I'm sorry to ask this," he said, casually leaning against the door, "but do you think we could get an extension until Monday on this motion we're going to file in the Caspar case?"
The Caspar case was a products liability case. We represented the plaintiff, a large Midwest agricultural company, which alleged that the defendant's food processing machinery was defective, injuring several of the plaintiff's employees. It was a several hundred million dollar claim. I was handling a half dozen of these size cases at the time. We were getting close to trial and were about to file a motion
in limine
to exclude evidence the defendant was requesting be presented at trial. It was a pretty important motion as the evidence was exculpatory to the defendant and I was confident we'd win the motion. It was due on Friday, so Trent was only asking for a weekend reprieve.
"What's up Trent? You're usually on top of these things," I said, surprised at the ask. Trent had never asked for anything like this in the five years he'd worked for me. He knew I hated asking for a favor from the other side if I didn't need to, even if it was something as trivial as an extension. Lawyers often gave each other short extensions as a courtesy.
"I'm sorry Cat, it's just that I'm getting married . . ."
I hadn't told anyone I was marrying Sir and I didn't know Trent had a serious girlfriend. As far as I could tell he was always in the office like me, but I never pried into his personal life.
"Trent, I didn't know . . ."
He shrugged. "Yeah, I haven't really told anyone in the firm yet. It's just that Tracy wants to pick out her wedding dress and the caterer. Her folks are in town from San Diego for this so I kind of have to go tomorrow."
If I was a putz I would have made stay at work until the motion was done and filed timely. But I happened to be in a generous mood.
"I'll make the call," I said, feeling good about myself. Not only was Trent going to get brownie points for kissing up to his future mother-in-law, odds were Tracy would fuck his brains out as well.
"You will?" he said, as surprised as I was that I'd agreed to his request.
"Sure," I said. "No problem."
The partner on the other side was a royal asshole, and it was a serious buzz kill when I realized I'd have to ask him for a favor. His name was Lawrence Metcalf III. His father and his father's father were the name partners in Metcalf, Metcalf and Flanagan, a rival firm to ours. Lawrence was a priss who rubbed me the wrong way. He was an arrogant SOB, who probably hated women. Maybe he kicked puppies in his spare time.
I dialed him up. His assistant answered. Some vamp he was probably boffing on the side.
"Mr. Metcalf's office."
"Is Mr. Metcalf available? It's Catherine Martin-DuPont."
"He's in a meeting," she snapped back, and not so politely.
"It's important," I said.
"Isn't everything?" she fired back.
"Who is this please?"
"It's Terri."
"Well Terri, I'd really appreciate it if you told him I was holding."
There was silence on the line. I'm sure I'd interrupted her from something important, like filing her nails.
"Who is this again?"
"Catherine Martin-Dupont. I'm opposing counsel on the Caspar case."
"Just a moment."
The counter on the phone told me I held four minutes before he answered. I was getting royally irritated but had to keep my temper in check. After all, I was asking him for a favor.
"Lawrence Metcalf speaking."
He sounded like the jackass he was.
"Hi Lawrence, it's Catherine . . ."
"I know who you are. What do you want?"
"It's nice speaking with you," I said under my breath.
"Excuse me?"
"I was calling to ask for an extension on a motion
in limine
we intend to file. The deadline is tomorrow but we'd like to have an extension until close of business on Monday."
"Fine," he said. "Draft up the extension and I'll sign it."
He hung up before I could say "thank you."
Asshole.
* * *
"So what happened?" Trent asked me. He was hanging outside my office while I made the phone call, hoping for good news.
"He said yes," I said.
"Great," he said. "I'll get on drafting the extension request."
"You owe me," I said.
"I know."
* * *
The extension request was sent out that afternoon. I wasn't expecting a quick turnaround, but Metcalf had all day Friday to sign and return it. I worked late and had Norman, Sir's driver, pick me up at the office just after 10 p.m.
Norman was waiting curbside, holding open the rear passenger door to Sir's Bentley.
"Tough day at the office?" he asked me.
"No worse than usual," I said. "The usual bullshit. Where's Anders?"
Sir was supposed to be travelling back from San Francisco that day. He was at a three day conference, which I viewed as a three day vacation.
"I dropped him off at the house right before I came back for you."
Even after being with Sir for more than a year, the prospect of seeing Him still made my heart race. I freshened up my make-up using a compact mirror and straightened up my outfit. The traffic was light and we arrived at Sir's brownstone in minutes.
"How do I look?" I asked Norman after he helped me out of the car.
"Ravishing," he said.
Norman was probably in his fifties, still fit, with graying temples showing below the brim of his chauffeur's cap. I kissed sweetly him on the cheek.
"Wish me luck," I said.
He chuckled. "You won't need it."
* * *
Sir was in his running shorts and a t-shirt, relaxing in the living room with a drink in one hand and a flogger in the other. He took a sip of his drink and waved the flogger at me.
"Look what I picked up in San Francisco," He said proudly. "The ends are knotted for more fun."
"I'm not sure I like that kind of fun," I said, eyeing the menacing falls on the flogger.
"You'll like it," he said to reassure me.
"My bottom will be the judge of that," I said.
Sir finished his drink and put His glass down. "I think the judging will happen shortly."
"Here?" I asked.