Thank you so much for reading my story, I hope that you enjoy it, Mica xxx Yorkshire England.
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This story follows on from Agent part 1 although that should be read first, this story should stand alone if you don't.
I didn't see Joe when I checked out and left the hotel, oh well, ships that pass in the night. I drove to Lidl and bought groceries and then headed to my new home. It didn't take me long to carry my groceries into the house and then put them away. The freezer wasn't huge, but it would take what I needed and leave some space. The fridge likewise, I tended to buy filtered milk, my thinking was that filtered milk was longer lasting, and should I unexpectedly get called away for a few days, I hoped it would be fresh enough when I returned.
I had no idea what to expect for the next few days, how I would make further contact, I had met Ali, and I assumed, as he was, or rather he looked, Middle Eastern, that he was my target. I would have to check in and confirm my assumption. How to meet my target was the issue facing me. I couldn't keep hanging around out front hoping to meet people.
I had an idea, I would wash my front windows, that should give me a valid excuse to be out front of my house. I grabbed my bucket and filled it with warm water. A squeezy bottle I filled with white vinegar and some washing up liquid. I grabbed a squeegee and out I went. I could easily clean the lower windows, but upstairs would require a ladder, I would go to the DIY store and buy one of those extending ladders. First I went upstairs to dress appropriately. I needed to be able to interest someone, so a dress, tight around the bust and the hem a few inches below my crotch and tight white knickers beneath.
Back down stairs I took my small stepladder out with me and first of all I sprayed the window with my vinegar solution, then wiped it with my cloth and finally squeegeed. Obviously I climbed my step to get to the top of the window. Anyone looking should have been able to see a flash of white. When I had done all of the downstairs windows I put my cleaning things by the front door and went in for my bag and keys. Locking the house, I got in the car. Google told me my nearest DIY store was B&Q on the outskirts of Keithley, so I set the sat nav and I was off.
The longest collapsable ladder that they had would just enable me to clean the upstairs windows, it wouldn't really be good enough to do gutters. I would probably get a man in for that, if I was here that long. Back home I was ready to do the upstairs windows. Out came the ladder, I extended it fully and rested it on the wall next to my bedroom window. I grabbed the spray bottle, the wet cloth and my squeegee and climbed the ladder. I had left my phone on the ground on video record looking up, it should show me what a show I was, or was not, putting on.
As I was on the ladder washing my window, Ali next door came back. He had another man with him. They hurried into his house, shutting the door behind them with a clatter of his post flap. I finished the window and carefully descended the ladder and looked at my video.
An excellent up dress view, my knickers showing clearly, and from the lower level of the ladder it very clearly outlined the shape of my fanny. Good. I assumed that Ali would have seen some of a flash of my knickers. I did the other front window, this one nearer to Ali's house. I took my time and cleaned them as slowly as I could, leaving myself the maximum time for exposure, without it being obvious to anyone watching.
Once down the ladder, I collapsed the ladder and put it into my garage, Along with the bucket which I emptied on the lawn. Back in the house I went through to the conservatory. I could hear Ali and the other man talking, I presumed in their back garden. I would not be able to clean the window above the conservatory, which abutted Ali's garden, but I would be able to do the other one. I decided it would look odd if I only did the front, so I went and got the ladder, and bucket and cloth.
As I was up the ladder cleaning the window I could see, out of the corner of my eye, Ali in his garden. I purposefully didn't look at them, I just cleaned the window. Once done I went back down, collapsed the ladder and put everything away again. I decided I really needed furniture for the conservatory, so I was back in the car and driving to the local garden centre.
The garden centre had what I wanted and, as I was local, they could deliver it that day. I paid, gave them my full address and my mobile number and went home to wait for them. It was about forty minutes after I got home that they appeared. I showed them where it had to go, and they thought through the side gate was the best option for access. It only took them around ten minutes and all was done. I signed their paperwork and waved them off. Now I had furniture in the conservatory.
As I was just locking my garage, Ali came out, I presume the other guy that he was with was either in the house or had gone somehow.
"Oh hello Ali, I can offer you that cup of tea now, now that I have been shopping and have some tea, and a kettle."
"Thank you Liz, yes please."
He came in and followed me into the kitchen. Whilst the kettle was heating I said to him:
"I can offer you Yorkshire Tea or Spicy Chai."
"I will try the Chai please Liz, no milk and two sugar."
Tea made we went and sat in the conservatory, he sat on the sofa, I sat in the chair opposite.
"So Liz, what do you do?" He asked me.
"Nothing at the moment. My ex husband did some book keeping for an organisation in Birmingham, and I helped him. But he wasn't as straight with people as he should be, so I left him and he is now having to explain to that organisation where there money has gone."
"Might that organisation not think you were involved?"
"Oh no, you see, before I left, I went to that organisation and showed them what he had done. They thanked me and gave me their blessing. I told them I would leave and go to London. They said goodbye, but I came to Bingley, it somehow seemed safer to disappear. So now I am an experienced bookkeeper that knows all the tricks, but I have no work to use my skills on."
Well, that should give Ali and his cohorts something to think on. If they read between the lines, they would understand that I was experienced in the less than legal side of finances, and that my loyalties lay with my employer, not anywhere else.