The Witchy Massage Parlour: A Magical Erotic Adventure
Stella Lovegood
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Blurb
A 7k word magical erotic sexual adventure.
A negligent, cheating, good-for-nothing husband sends his wife, a new mom, on a spa retreat as a band-aid solution before she can divorce him.
There, she takes a hot bath in a cauldron... and gets treated to a menu of decadent options like 'four hands massage', 'breast massage', 'vulva massage', and more...
It's a place she'll definitely recommend to all the lonely, underappreciated wives who need a little magic in their lives...
Trigger warning:
Public sex, glory hole, erotic massage, sex with strangers, no condom.
Something Witchy in this Massage Parlour, Here
She eyed the establishment wearily. The sign up front was hot pink, but it was impossible to make out what lay behind the opaque glass windows. They simply reflected the view of the street back at her, like a one-way mirror. For all she knew, her husband might have been sending her into a crack den.
Was whoever was inside watching her right now? Observing her hesitation and long deliberation?
Squaring her shoulders, she took a deep breath, then stepped forward decisively to push open the door.
A bell chimed overhead.
She'd expected the massage parlour to be crowded, but instead she was met with an empty lobby. At first, it didn't look like anyone was around, but as she walked towards the desk at the back of the room, about to call out, a woman sprang up from her seat.
"Hi!" she said, far too cheerily, like a cheerleader at a pep rally. "How can I help you?"
Sabrina smiled nervously and dug the voucher out of her purse. She slid it across the counter. "My husband got me a massage for the afternoon. He made a reservation; it should be under Lawrence."
"Sure! Let me check that for you." The lady grabbed the slip off the counter and typed furiously into her computer. A second later, she beamed. "Yup, got you right here. If you'll come with me..."
She skipped around the counter to a door to the side and held it wide open for Sabrina to walk through.
The hallway they entered was surprisingly dark, a sharp contrast to the warmly lit lobby they'd just been in. Only little lamps, styled like flames held within little metal cages, like what you might expect to find in a medieval castle, lined the hallways every few meters.
The lady led Sabrina down into its depths for what felt like ages. After a while, her eyes began to adjust to the dim lighting. Finally, they turned down a corridor to the right and entered a small room.
In the middle of the room was a black tub. It took Sabrina a while to figure out where she'd seen something like it before. Suddenly, it came to her-it was a cauldron! She marveled at it, staring at the heavy, wrought-iron handles on its sides, and the deep lip of its rim. The water in the tub looked thick, like tar, and bubbled ever so slightly.
"That's our state-of-the-art hot tub," the lady explained, smiling proudly, and Sabrina felt ridiculous for thinking she was about to get boiled in a witch's broth. It didn't help that every corner of the room was covered in candles with thick melted wax. The flames flickered eerily in the dark, holding almost a menacing vibe.
"Before we start any massage, we like our clients to soak in their own private bath because it really helps to loosen up their muscles and prime them for their spa day."
Prime them? Like ribs?
Shaking away thoughts that she was about to get eaten, Sabrina nodded and placed her purse on a bench along one wall. She waited for the receptionist to leave, but she stood there, eerily peering at her like an owl.
"Should I undress now?" Sabrina asked, trying to hint at the woman to give her some privacy.
"Yes, you may take off your clothes and step into the bath."
When the woman didn't budge an inch, Sabrina sighed. At least it was a woman, not a man. Having to undress in front of a male stranger would be much worse. Besides, the doctors who'd help her deliver Anthony had seen the worst of her naked state.
Awkwardly, she shrugged off her shirt and unclasped her bra, setting them aside on the bench beside her purse before shimmying out of her sandals and skirt. Hesitantly peeling off her underwear, making sure her body faced away from the woman as much as possible, she gingerly climbed into the hot tub.
The water nearly scalded her. It was a tad bit too hot in the beginning, and she stood there, awkwardly naked, her ass out to the receptionist in what was bound to be a humiliating portrait of a postpartum woman whose husband was cheating on her, she thought sourly, but she began to adjust to the temperature soon enough.
Finally sinking into the water, feeling it wrap around her like a slippery blanket, she leaned her head back and sighed. Despite her earlier anxieties, it did feel nice and soothing.
"What kinds of scents would you like in your bath?" The woman spoke again, moving around the room to tinker with some of the little vials and bottles on a table on the other side of the room. "We've got lavender, salamander, eye of newt, toe of frog, wool of bat..."
Sabrina blinked, utterly confused. Eye of newt, toe of frog... weren't those all ingredients of witches' potions?
"... chamomile, eucalyptus, cedarwood, lemon?" The lady spun around to smile at her, not unlike the Cheshire cat in Alice in Wonderland.
Sabrina decided she must have misheard. She was probably just tired. Rubbing her eyes, she quickly rewound through the options and answered, "Lavender will be fine."
"Tongue of dog, it is," the woman cackled. Sabrina ignored her, assuming she was making a terrible joke.
"So, how can I help you?" The lady was suddenly peering at her much too keenly. She reminded her of Professor Trelawney, with eyes so great they looked like they lived in magnifying glasses.
Shaking her head, Sabrina muttered, "Oh, no particular reason. Just a husband who wanted to get rid of me, I guess."
That last part had slipped out of her before she could censor herself. She clasped a hand over her mouth, surprised that she had spoken her inner resentment aloud, but the lady only pranced about, energized by her secret.
"Oh, seems like there's some marital trouble in your past!" she sang gleefully, while pouring a few drops of liquid from one of the bottles on the table. They looked deep red in the dim light, glistening coldly, before dissipating slowly into the dark water. Sabrina swallowed, feeling slightly uneasy.
Despite her reservations, she found herself compelled to talk. "I think I got married too young. I shouldn't have let myself get talked into it. Jeffrey was good to me at first, promising to take care of me after we accidentally got pregnant... but I can tell he secretly hates me. Secretly resents being saddled with a wife and kid straight out of college."
The bitterness crawled out of her like a leech with every word she spoke. By the end of that monologue, she was spitting fire with each syllable. The receptionist held up what looked like a few shavings off a bitter gourd and sprinkled them into the hot tub like seasoning.
"Marriage is tough," she commiserated, nodding sagely. "It sounds like you are full of anger and resentment too, at a life you didn't get to live."
The woman's words hit a little bit too close to home, and Sabrina sank deeper into the hot tub, trying to pull the water over her chin like a blanket.
"I mean," she muttered, "sometimes I do wonder what my life would be like if I hadn't had a kid and gotten married so young."
"Well, of course!" the woman cried, in a motherly tone. She began mixing something in a stone bowl. "You're young. You're pretty. You'd probably have hot men lining up around the block waiting to open your car door for you."
For the first time that afternoon, Sabrina peeked up at the woman with hope rather than skepticism and derision. "You think so?"
"Oh, I
know
so," the woman replied, pouring whatever she had mixed into Sabrina's bath. She could have sworn the water glowed for a split second. She felt warm all over, like she could fall into a dream. Treading the water with her fingers, she relaxed further, feeling her leg muscles untense.
Well, it was great that one of them had confidence in her. She felt like she probably was pretty once upon a time, but Jeffrey never looked at her like he did before she got pregnant anymore. With a stab of jealousy, she thought angrily about the way she'd caught him staring at his secretary, like he was back to being a lovesick teenager. She was sure they banged on the regular.