Room 2D

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From Blushes Supplement 17 These next six pages are for Join the Dots aficionados, (supply your own dots) with apologies to those readers who might find it a little bewildering. (Sorry). The setting is the cellar of an establishment in Dorking, the girl’s name is Joanne, and it is three minutes past eight on the third Friday in April. Joanne has not been allowed any supper, but that is the least of her troubles, for overhead she hears the halting tread of the lame but otherwise in-full-working-order Mr Tremlett…

The final part, from Blushes Supplement 17 Harry was coming round again in the evening. Connie shivered. What was he going to want? He was going to want the other, as well as a spanking. He had wanted it this morning but hadn’t persisted. But this evening… He would say he wanted it again. And… Connie had the awful feeling that she might, that she could be open to persuasion. If he had persisted this morning in the bathroom she would probably have agreed, that was the way she had felt — or half felt. Connie shook her head. She was getting all mixed up. She should never have started this business with Harry. But what could she have done. She should have controlled her affairs better in the first place. That stupid gambling. ‘What…?’ she said to Dave. Then, ‘No. Not now. Let’s just sit here.’ They were in his car. Out on the common on a nice sunny Sunday afternoon. But Dave didn’t want to just sit there and enjoy the after...

Dear Editor, I imagine that quite a few of your readers get as much satisfaction as I do from your feature article Feedback . It is good to have confirmation from other fans of Blushes when their views of your stories or photo-sets meet one’s own. So when J Crawford of Scotland , opines that the best picture in Blushes 23 is the centre picture between pages 32 and 33 illustrating Cheerleader Crisis , one is glad to learn that black plimsols, white ankle socks and short skirts are a turn on for other readers than oneself. Your magazine New Uniform Girls Issue 13 certainly goes from strength to strength. Your yarn Tell Me If It Hurts dealing with the dentist’s assistant epitomises for me the appeal of the girl next door in a familiar setting. For years past my visit to the dentist has been enlightened by his most delightful receptionist and so when I read of Mr Grace’s patients leching at Miss X’s transparent overall top I can fully appreciate that a susceptible patient can well h...