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She stopped and sat in silence. It had been a long day. The office had been busy. Rushed off her feet. Typing and answering the phone. The other girls tap-tapping away on the typewriters answering phones like her. The office manager walking amongst them now and then to make sure all were working and none shirking. He would stop by a girl, talk and chat her up and have her in giggles. But that time he cornered her in the passage and made suggestions. She blushed and shook her head. He never talked to her after that except to moan or criticise. She took off her shoes and went to lay on her bed. The late afternoon sun came through the window. He had blanked her all day. Not a word or look. Best that way. Not like some of those others giggling and going all coy. One or two of them have been to his bed, she guessed. She didn't care. She lay silent and sun blessed.
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Mar 25, 2018
Mar 25, 2018 at 4:05 AM UTC
Sun Blessed 1965
She stopped and sat in silence. It had been a long day. The office had been busy. Rushed off her feet. Typing and answering the phone. The other girls tap-tapping away on the typewriters answering phones like her. The office manager walking amongst them now and then to make sure all were working and none shirking. He would stop by a girl, talk and chat her up and have her in giggles. But that time he cornered her in the passage and made suggestions. She blushed and shook her head. He never talked to her after that except to moan or criticise. She took off her shoes and went to lay on her bed. The late afternoon sun came through the window. He had blanked her all day. Not a word or look. Best that way. Not like some of those others giggling and going all coy. One or two of them have been to his bed, she guessed. She didn't care. She lay silent and sun blessed.
TerryCollett
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Mar 25, 2018
Mar 25, 2018 at 4:05 AM UTC
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