Afternoon Tea on the Lawn

The sides where incredibly high and the lycra kept disappearing up my bum crack plus it took some careful fiddling to conceal my gelatine breasts in the costumes cups. But for added effect I wore the highest heels in the shop and a pair of designer large framed Yves Saint Lauren sunglasses. The swimsuit had an incredible effect on me as it moulded itself to my skin maximising my long legs and shapely butt, even my own nibbles began to tingle and I wondered how long the sticky tape would hold my twitching cock.

Mrs Forrester studied me like a rare painting as I pranced around the shop in the high heels. I felt incredible and totally convincing. In fact if it weren't for the tape pulling at my pubic hairs I wouldn't believe that I was a young man. But despite my concerns the tape did hold firm and my gelatine inserts stayed firmly in place. That was another sale. Mrs Forrester also bought a tiny silk thong, some lace panties, two bras and a sexy lace teddy. Trish was needlessly delighted as she rung all her purchases up and folded them in a set of bags.

'Could you deliver them later this afternoon?' Mrs Forrester asked in her hoity toity voice

'I'll do it,' both Kate and Lucy cried eagerly.

Mrs Forrester peered over her glasses like a schoolmistress. 'After all her hard work I was hoping the new girl, Rosemary could drive them round.'

I blush and Trish agreed.

'Excellent, I have some more shopping to get so shall we say 3 o'clock.

Trish nods and winks at me affectionately.

Once Mrs Forrester had left the shop Trish gave me an enormous hug. 'Well done Rosemary you've sold nearly two thousand pounds of stock. I told you Mrs Forrester was a good customer even if slightly eccentric. But you must have caught her eye. You certainly have a hidden talent. Well done.'

I was delighted but I wish I could say my two friends, Kate and Lucy felt the same as I got the distinct impression that they where very jealous. I tried to diffuse the situation. 'Don't worry,' I say, 'I properly won't sell anything else the rest of the week.' My words of encouragement didn't seem to work.