Mightily fine throughout, couldn’t ask for more. Warm & tender. Not surprisingly, all was relished even more on the lady’s side after that famished stretch of hers. Little doubt about the veracity. In the kampung it would have been difficult to find a partner and here the Bangla boys working the construction sites did not appeal to a gal like Yan. Positioning for the clinch, she was quickly outta the blocks. Racing; truly agog. Whispered questions were frankly answered, pretty much verbatim Molly B. Yes, Yes, Yes… Spinning. Without pause. Did the lady catch breath once at all? Again, as on the couple previous occasions, there had been little delay countenanced. Pretend incidental discovery of the readiness beneath the thin cover of the sarong set the wild goose chase going—disrobing without explanation; briefs retained only briefly. When they too were removed, the jockey mount was sought, no two ways about it. As soon as proximate skin-on-skin was effected, the slide began. Slip-sliding away. (Had Yani ever seen a top traversing the floor? Spinning tops still delighted children in Javanese kampungs.) Frank admission that the position was unaccustomed and relished for the control it granted, Yan added, when she was quizzed. A challenge being able to restrain so long, albeit falling far, far short of what was wanted on the other side. Might have been fully ninety seconds of the clock, deliberately counting the intervals. Yan’s upping the ante on the straight was curbed once. Curbed twice. Thrice completely undone. The woman had been her own worst enemy. The suggestion of another meeting in 2-3 days promising better might not have been comprehended by a widow like that. Sitting up, looking past her fall of hair, seeking confirmation of spillage. In the lamplight left dubious, as if a fraud had been perpetrated.
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No kinda problem, not at all. Far, far worse earlier in the afternoon the pimp down at Fei Du, blaring gruffly, ordering his two young Viets around, the woman serving and his partner in crime / procurer too, who spoke the girls’ language. Filling out the caricature, at one point the man actually trumpeted a porcine HONK-HONK without prompting. The momentary surprise shortly after at the Arab cosmetic place at Tanjong Katong Complex was in the fact that it was another woman serving that day—younger, unmade-up, heavier & taller. Lady in this instance got around the problem there in her own particular way. Soaps, shampoos, creams; &etc. A small $1.20 goats’ milk rich lather proved excellent for shaving. (Likely also valued for whitening.) The older, made-up woman with the tattooed eye-brows when she received the cash would tell you, Put there. The last time seemingly pointing at the sloping register keys—which was rather awkward for coin. This woman perhaps 60; sister-in-law, if not second wife, possibly. Though she could not be recalled, for the transaction she seemed to be prepared, knowing the price of the article without checking. From her left a clean, unused, plastic curry container, the dish with the inner grooves that many of the Indian places used for condiments. Directions were unnecessary as the kaffir regular was likely well recalled.
Geylang Serai,
Singapore 2011-26
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