Room 2D

The final part, from Februs 42 Would be good to see the further two parts of this short story if anyone knows where they might be found.

From Blushes Supplement 20 Angela opened her eyes. Some seconds of frantic confusion and then she realised she was awake in bed, in her bedroom. It had been a dream. She swallowed. Her mouth was dry but her body was sweating. She groaned. Christ! Jim woke up. ‘What is it? What time is it?’ ‘Nothing.’ Another groan. ‘I don’t know.’ She turned to look at the luminous bedside clock. ‘Oooh… six. Almost.’ The horrid dream was still with her. Still vivid. Christ. She knew who he was, the man in the dream. He was the man in the furniture shop, where they had bought the table. He wasn’t exactly the same, people never were in dreams, but that was who he was. And of course there was the table. Their super new glass-topped dining table. Everyone said how super it was: the table and the six matching cloth-backed chairs that went with it. The man in the dream was the man in the shop who had sold it to them. Six weeks ago. He had been absolut...

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Photo-story from Blushes 84 featuring Sarah-Jane Hamilton as a rather unconvincing schoolgirl. Not very well written I'm afraid. It was the beginning of June and getting very close to the end of the school year. Hugh Ventnor, Careers Master, had been very busy all term getting school leavers fixed up in what they would be doing after they left. For some girls there was no real problem; those going on to college for instance, as long as they had the necessary grades. But the poor economic climate meant that quite a number of girls were still at this late stage with nothing sorted out. Especially of course those girls who were going to leave with very limited qualifications. One in this category was Christine Calway who now was in the Career Master’s room standing in front of his desk. An extremely attractive girl with chestnut-brown hair in a thick pony-tail and a full, shapely figure in her summer blouse and skirt. But unfortu...