Bingo's Lair

From a 1940s photograph.

Driving Lessons Page

Two things happened at the same instant. I realized they were playing with her, taunting her deliberately. They knew she didn't want foreplay. They knew this finger play was driving her crazy. At that instant the girl next to me put her hand on mine and squeezed. Her lips were moving as she watched Marianne. Perhaps she only now realized Marianne was having orgasms, there in front of everyone, all measure of modesty dropped. Marianne was their common toy.

Brian's in high school in 1959. He has a girlfriend, Candy. Marianne is giving him driving lessons. Sybil thinks he's the guy to take her friend's virginity. And then there's the girl, he doesn't know her name. Each one takes him a little further on life's bumpy road.

About 29,000 words in 16 chapters. This story was written in early 2012.

Chapters:

Driving Lessons is available as a downloadable Adobe Acrobat document, as a Kindle mobi file, or as online web pages.

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Driving Lessons can be read online in chapter segments. Each chapter web page is around 1,500 words. Links to the next chapter along with links to all the chapters and this page are at the bottom of each web page.

Story Codes:

MF, M+F, FF: oral, anal. Brief mentions of whipping and prostitution. The lesbian scene is extremely short. All sex is consensual.

On the whole, except for some episodes, this story is Lair Lite.

Writing the Story:

This story was written in early 2012. It returns to the 1950s, the time but not the locale of the Switch stories.

The image that I had in my mind when I started this story was a pizza parlor near where I lived in 1974. A 15-year-old girl worked there who was both frankly sexual and an exhibitionist. One time I saw her sweeping the sidewalk in front, uniform blouse unbuttoned and open. She never wore a bra. A man stopped and talked with her for a moment and then went on.

Nothing in the story is about her or that particular pizza parlor. When I wrote the story the pizzeria had a person's name. I changed the name to Piacevole Pizza to keep people from getting offended. Piacevole is Italian and can mean good.

Another Lair story that takes place in the 1950s

Switch: a novel

“It’s no joke, Johnny.” She shoved the stockings at him. “Tie me up. You’re going to tie me up, walk me out to your car,” she shook the stockings again, ignoring the look on his face. “You’re going to walk me out to your car, naked, put me in your trunk, drive me home.”

This novel takes place in 1958 in an unnamed US Gulf Coast community. There are four parts, Switch, The Babysitter, Comes the Bride and The Revolver. It is recommended that the reader begin with Switch and then proceed to the other parts.

The first part is Switch, the story of Johnny’s and Maeve’s unusual courtship. Johnny loves Maeve but discovers she has plans for him. Maeve discovers the best laid plans get snarled unexpectedly. Ah, love.
More information on Switch can be found on the Switch Page.

The Babysitter is the second part of Switch: a novel. A month later, Maeve discovers at Johnny’s stag party (she’s one of the attractions) that Johnny has a new girl. What’s good about the new girl? She’s a former elementary school teacher. What’s bad? The babysitter is beautiful.
More information on The Babysitter can be found on the The Babysitter Page.

Comes the Bride is the third part of Switch: a novel. Maeve and Johnny get married, finally. Johnny gets two new girls; Johnny now has five. Maeve gets headaches. Why do they have to be so beautiful?
More information on Comes the Bride can be found on the Comes the Bride Page.

The Revolver is the fourth part of Switch: a novel. Weeks later, Johnny has even more girls (Maeve has lost count). Johnny gets another, the wife of one of his best friends. Maeve discovers she’s never lonely. She also discovers that she usually is not with Johnny.
More information on The Revolver can be found on the The Revolver Page.