(Hope Branch is a twenty-four year old concert violinist. Out of shyness, she has hid until now her Miss America figure in baggy clothes. The circumstances of her coming out are told in chapters of this story not yet posted.)
Carrying her instrument and bow, Hope maneuvered among the chairs. She heard the orchestra grow quiet as she moved through its ranks. She kept her head down until she reached her seat and then she nodded to the players at either side of her and looked toward the podium where she met the steel gray gaze of Herr Wolfgang Von Haurs-Schmidt. How she wished she hadn't been late.
"Are we all here? Is it possible we have an orchestra that is here?," said the conductor and there was a stillness on the stage and then he nodded and Hope took a deep breath and after a pause she began to tune in the rising din. Hope looked up now and then at Herr Haurs-Schmidt who had a pencil out and seemed to be notating the score in front of him and he did not trouble her any further with his dictatorial eyes.
Two hours later, Hope again wended her way through the chairs when she heard her named called.
"Yes?," she smiled.
"I would see you in the office, please," said Herr Haurs-Schmidt. Hope glanced around. The other musicians were scurrying off.
"All right."
"It was fine today," said the conductor. He was pacing, not looking at the nervous young woman seated before his desk. The door to the office was closed and it was likely by now that the two of them were alone in the building.
"The orchestra was distracted when they saw you, I could see that was so. But the playing afterward was good until the Mahler."
"I don't think it had anything to do with me." Hope, too, had felt the intensity of the rehearsal. She had played rather well herself, she thought.
"It had everything to do with you, Mrs. Branch. Perhaps you don't understand the complexities of an orchestra, but I understand them. This is why I am here. Today had everything to do with you. Now, I would want to know why you have dressed like this and if you have a mind to dress such as this in the future."
Hope blushed. "Do you think that I should?"
"It depends, Mrs. Branch. What happened in the third movement of the Mahler?"
"You mean when I dropped my bow?"
"That is what I mean, yes."
Hope looked at the conductor. "I just dropped it. I'm sorry."
"Did someone strike you to make you drop it?"
"No, I just dropped it," Hope lied, not wanting to blame anyone when she knew the conductor was only fishing. He had been looking elsewhere at the time and hadn't seen the small collision that sent her bow flying.
"Do you want me to think this was an innocent accident, not having of the unconscious motivation to draw attention to yourself?"
"Certainly it was not that."
"Ah ha! You admit it was not innocent."
"No! It was completely innocent. I'm saying there was no unconscious motivation as you say to draw attention to myself. Do you think I would do such a thing while the orchestra is playing? I can't believe you would think that. I wouldn't do it even if the orchestra wasn’t playing."
The conductor stopped pacing and faced his young violinist, boring into her with his eyes.
"Do you say that the clothes you are wearing are not intended of a desire to call attention to yourself?"
"No, I didn't say that. I said..."
"Enough! I know what you said. Until the third movement of the Mahler we had a fine rehearsal but then you dropped your bow and the rehearsal was nothing after that. It was ruined, you see." The conductor picked up his baton from the desk and smacked it against his palm for emphasis. Hope cringed at the sound.
"I can't believe you are saying this, Herr Haurs-Schmidt. Just because I dropped my bow...and I didn't think the rehearsal was ruined. I thought..."
"Silence! And were you not also late for the rehearsal, Mrs. Branch?"
"Well, yes, you see..."
"Don't tell me what I see, if you please. You were late and you walked alone to your chair with the entire orchestra watching you in your new clothes, yes? And was not this another drawing of attention to yourself?"
"It was not meant that way, I assure you."
"But it drew the attention. And yet we had a very fine practice. The orchestra was invigorated, I think, at seeing so attractive a member and this showed in the playing until the Mahler. I feel, Mrs. Branch, that it must not happen again this overdoing of the attention getting. I have nothing against the new clothes. They are fine. But you must curb the insolence in the behavior."
"Herr Haurs-Schmidt, I am appalled you would think I purposely dropped my bow just to attract attention. Or that I came late so the orchestra would look at me. I'm not a child."
"True, you are not a child, Mrs. Branch. You are anything but a child. And I suspect you have not acted deliberately but have acted unconsciously. The question is what shall be done to discipline your subconscious person so we do not have a repeat of this bad behavior. I think perhaps it must be that we shock your subconscious person such there is recognition there."
Hope reddened. Could the conductor be right? Was it possible the bump had been just an excuse for her to drop her bow?
"Well, how would you do that?"
The conductor sighed and looked at the ceiling, pointing with his baton at the air.
"Now you are asking a sensible question I find. You say in truth you are not a child but you have acted like a child acts at foolish times and it is this foolish childness that is the problem for us. This subconscious person is, in fact, a foolish child, you see. The way we deal with such children in Heidelberg is we spank them, Mrs. Branch. I have in mind, therefore, to spank you with my baton, you see."
"You must be joking, Herr Haurs-Schmidt." The nipples came perkily to life in Hope's white blouse.
The conductor raised his right hand, pointing the baton at the ceiling and then he whipped his arm straight down and the baton lashed against side of the desk with a fearsome whop and Hope realized the baton was not wood as she had assumed but was made of leather!
"I do not joke of such things, Mrs. Branch."
"I guess not." The blue eyes were wide.
"STAND UP!!"
Hope rose without speaking.
"Assume the position, Mrs. Branch." The conductor's voice was almost gentle.
"I don't know what you mean."
"BEND OVER!!!"
Hope looked at the polished desk top. She could see her reflection and that of the conductor behind her. She felt weak except that her nipples weren't weak and her cunt wasn't weak. Where was her resistance to this outrage? Perhaps she did deserve a spanking. Mmmmm.
"Oh gosh," she breathed, going down on the desk. "I'm not doing this because I want to. Please don't hit me hard."
Hope felt her skirt being raised. Then the conductor's hand was on her bottom. She felt the tug of her panties coming down and then the cool air was on her ass and even cooler was the air on her honeyhole. Hope squeezed her eyes shut and waited, her apprehension rising as she remembered the sound when the baton had struck the desk.
WHAP!
"Oh!!" A red welt appeared on one of the perfect white cheeks. Hope opened her eyes in surprise at how wonderfully it hurt and found herself in the dark. Her skirt was over her head.
WHAP!
"Oh!!!"
"Such pretty marks on you," said the conductor in a pleased voice, and he leaned down and put his lips on the hot lashes while Hope moaned and tried not to squirm. After a moment she felt something near her asshole. She knew what it was. It was of course the tip of that wicked baton!
"Ohhhhhh," she groaned. The leather tip was inside her now and moving deeper. The conductor was going to fuck her in the asshole with his baton! He was not only going to, he was! How could he?!! She was glad she couldn't see. She was glad there was nothing she could do but lie against the desk in the dark of her skirt and let the conductor do it to her with his baton. In her asshole; giving her subconscious something to think about the next time she wanted to call attention to herself. She was squirming now, but she couldn't help it. And she didn't care. How could she with that thing going in and out of her like a man would, only it wasn't big enough to be a man and she wished it were just a little bigger. How could she be so immoral? Good God, she was a married woman!
"Mmmmmm, ohhh," she protested.
"So you like it this way, Mrs. Branch. This is good. Does your husband satisfy you in the asshole?"
"Mmmmm. Nooooo." She was moving her hips now.