Wednesdays. I hate Wednesdays. Middle of the week, neither here nor there. I was looking forward to the weekend and going out with the girls. It was my best friend's birthday and we were going to have a nice meal and a good piss up. Well that would be the idea.
I should think myself lucky really. I'm nearly 19 and got this nice job in the bank, but I know I'm capable of more. I want a challenge, not just a nine till five routine job. Anyway I'd had a reasonable day, apart from having to dodge the rain when I went for my Panini at lunch. One more client and I could go home and have a nice long soak in the bath. A bath, then a cosy night in with my chocolate and a DVD. I'm single for now. Stupid men; well some of them.
There was a knock on my door and he came in. "What's this one going to be like." I thought. There'd been the normal, drip, drip of customers. Mostly just the same old normal people. Couples, a few guys but only one woman today though. This one seemed OK. He was mid 30s maybe. Not bad looking. Not gorgeous but OK. He seemed slightly nervous. Hesitant. He hadn't shaved for a day. A little bit grizzled. I quite like that. I asked him to sit down and explained about our products. He was looking at me all the time in this way - well not a scary, creepy way. Sort of a far off way. Then he would look at me intensely. Phew! I wasn't sure if he was taking it all in. He was sort of distracted. I guess it might have been me. All the men have a good look. Well, I know I'm gorgeous. Well, I am, but...
Eventually, I explained the details and we agreed on his loan. I got up. I had to bend down to get the forms from the bottom drawer of the cabinet. He was bound to be looking at my bum. I couldn't actually know, but I just thought he would be. It's my best feature I know that. I don't flaunt myself, but I'm confident and I've been told I look nice in my suit. When I turned round, he seemed to have gone a little red. I wondered what he was thinking. He was actually quite nice. He had a nice pleasant manner. He wasn't cocky or smarmy, just sort of charming and polite. He signed the papers and I went to shake his hand, but he didn't get up.
'OK Mr Andrews, I'm glad we could sort you out.'
He looked a bit uncomfortable all of a sudden.
'Is everything OK?' I asked.
'Yes, well - no, a bit of cramp.'
'Oh dear, I've done a bit of first aid, maybe I can just...'
I went round to where he was sitting and looked down. I was just going to see if I could help and bloody hell, he'd got a huge hard on, poking through his trousers. It looked like his trousers were about to split. That has never happened before. I mean, it doesn't.
The poor bloke was so embarrassed. I could see he was trying to hide it, but there was a fair bit to hide. He mumbled some excuse. I didn't know what to think. I know I shouldn't and It's not exactly professional but I sort of liked it. My nine to five existence. It was suddenly different; exciting. It gave me a rush of adrenaline or something. Then I thought... maybe. No I couldn't. Would he do it here? Could we? Gosh, how bad was I even to have thought that? Let's face it, I had done this to him. He didn't get in this way from signing a loan agreement.
I tried to be polite. Reassure him I suppose. What does a girl do? He was still apologetic.