I had gone back to work stocking closets. I had lost more than two hours lost in work and concentration. My work stocking closets involved little to no brain power, so this allowed me to drift further and further into reverie about what had happened in the 1st floor closet between me and Dale. I spent those two hours reliving those moments, and thinking where things could lead. I'm glad my job didn't require much thought out of me that night, because I was so intent on Dale's cock that I could have fucked up a cup of coffee.
I like to finish with the basement closet, so I wouldn't have to go far for the cardboard dump, and I could drop my hand truck to the docks on my way to lunch. I started toward closet—still in near trance, thinking about Dale and his cock. That thing sure looked fun to play with.
I slid my key in the lock, and opened the door. I threw the door open, and backed my way in—pulling the cart into the closet behind me.
"You need a hand?"
Now, I am not usually given to theatrics, but I nearly screamed. I was totally under the impression that I was alone. I spun around so quickly that I nearly caught a corner of a shelf with my temple. Dale was sitting in the corner of the closet, sitting on an over turned 10-gallon trashcan.
"Dale," I said. "You scared the hell out of me."
Dale only smiled.
"How long have you been waiting down here to scare me?" I asked.
Dale checked the time on his cell phone. "Oh, about four or five minutes. I was beginning to give up on you."
"Give up on me for what?"
"Oh, I wanted to see if you wanted to get something for lunch."
"Well, I was going to get this closet done first," I said. "I don't think you should be in here. If Karen catches you in here, she is going to think something is up."
"What is she going to do?" Dale asked. "There isn't a rule about closets, is there?"
"Dale," I whispered. "She nearly walked in on you slapping my ass with your dick. They've got rules against
that
."
"Wasn't even close," Dale said. "Besides, I told her I was on lunch. She isn't even looking for me. At least not for the next thirty minutes."
Dale then looked me in the eye and he placed his hand on his crotch. "Why don't you close the door, so we can talk?"
I looked down at his hand. "I don't think that that's such a great idea." My words were speaking reason, but my actions weren't; I pushed the hand cart away from the threshold, and let the door close behind me.
"Good," Dale said. "That's a start. Why don't you have a seat?"
"Where?" I asked, clumsily. "On the floor?"