Cindy:
I knew I should have told him. I knew he wouldn't care. Now, I regret it.
We returned to work on Monday. I went to my office, only to be told that Julie had moved to my old office. I made the walk down and found out they moved us on Friday. Now, I would be walking by Jim's co-workers every day again. I didn't mind anymore. However, that was about to change.
Julie said, "I made the move to get more room. I hoped you wouldn't mind. Now you will see Jim and his friends a lot more."
I liked that idea. I missed the wolf calls. My boobs bounced several times that day. The guys and Jim enjoyed it very much.
On the way home that night, Jim said, "The guys are taking me out for a post-wedding bachelor party Friday. Billy will pick me up and bring me home." Jim told me he was a non-drinker, nothing stronger than coke. "They're taking me to a stripper bar," he said.
What if they take him to my old bar, where I was a dancer? Should I take my chances, and tell him?
It was on my mind all week. What if? I decided to take my chances, and not tell him. I would regret it.
Billy picked up Jim at about eight.
I said, "Have a good time."
Jim:
We arrived at the bar and ordered two pitchers of beer. We got two tables to seat us all together. We drank and watched the hot girls' strip. Most of them were friendly, some, not so much. We drank and talked while watching the entertainment. The girls that didn't look so good were now much hotter.
Ted had to use the men's room. When he came back, he said, "Jim, you have to see this." I followed him to a wall that had a dancer's wall of fame.
I asked, "Why did you think I needed to see this?" There were eight by ten pictures of girls on the wall.
Ted said, 'Who's that, as he pointed to a picture."
The girls were all topless, and they only had a G-string on. I said, "Wow, that sure looks like Cindy, but it can't be, she would have told me about working here."
Ted got the other guys to look at it, and they all said, "That's Cindy."
I said, "No way."
A man, who was working behind the bar was walking by, and we asked him, "Who is that?"
He said, "I was told her name was Cindy. She only worked here for a short time. The customers liked her. She was VERY friendly."
So that was Cindy. I was torn between anger and a feeling of betrayal. The trust we had, was now in question. Just how friendly was she?
Could I ever believe her again? We swore to each other there was nothing to hide.
They had a last call and we headed out. On the ride home, all I could do was ask myself why she hadn't told me. I wouldn't have cared. I would have thought it was cool.
Billy knew I was upset. When we pulled into my driveway, He said, "Don't do, or say, anything you will regret."
The lights were on when I got home. Cindy was up, waiting for me. I stood outside for a little fresh air to compose myself.
She opened the door and said, "Are you coming in?"
"I'll be there in a minute."
I went inside and asked, "You know when we said there was nothing else to hide?"
She said, "Yes."
"Don't you think the fact you were a stripper was important?"
Cindy:
"I needed the money, so I could finish the house. There weren't any other jobs."
Jim said, "That's not the point, I trusted you to tell me everything. It wouldn't have mattered that you were a stripper. Now, all the guys I work with, and you walk by, have seen you almost naked. The same guys you said you didn't want anything sexual to happen with."
I said, "I'm sorry, I will do anything you want to make it right."
Jim said, "I need time to think about where we stand."
The next week went painfully slow. Every time I walked by Jim and his friends, I could only think about them seeing my naked tits and ass. The howls seemed much louder.
All I thought about that week was how I could regain Jim's trust. I was determined to do anything he asked. I would walk down Main Street in town naked if he asked!
Jim:
After watching Cindy walk by all week, never turning or waving at the guys, I decided what I would make her do. She would have to dance for the guys I worked with. Letting them do whatever they wanted. That was the one thing she didn't want to do.
I had tended bar part-time for Bob, an old friend of mine. I would ask him if I could use the bar when he was closed on a Monday.
We went there for dinner and drinks on Friday. I pulled Bob aside and asked him if I could use the restaurant on a Monday. He said, "Of course, just let me know when. You still have the key, right?"
I said, "Thank you, and yes, I have the key." He knew me well enough not to ask any questions.
The following Monday, I explained to the guys what my plan was. They were very eager. I asked, "Is this coming Monday a good time? It will happen at my friend Bob's restaurant."
They all said yes.
I called Bob that night and asked, "Is this coming Monday free?"
Bob said, "Yes, I'll leave the bar lights on for you."
"Great," I said. We won't make a mess. I'll pay for all the drinks we have."
I told the guys at work Monday was on, "Be there at eight."
Cindy:
The rest of the week, Jim seemed more at ease. I asked, "You seem better, have you forgiven me?"