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They say that Brussels is a dull city nowadays, full of Euro community bureaucrats. Well, I don't know about that, it's been a long time since I was there, but I'll certainly never forget the first few days I spent in the place. That was in September, 1944, just after the Guards Armoured Division had liberated it. Not that I was a Guardsman, or driving a tank. I was only a very young Corporal working as a service corp clerk. It didn't matter to the Belgiums, they were so glad to get rid of the Germans that every British soldier was a hero to them. They couldn't do enough for us, which was a real change from the reception we'd received from the French.
Mind you, nobody needed to look far to see that the Belgiums had been having a rough time under German occupation. The country might not have been actually starving but it weren't far from it. As for cigarettes, soap, booze, the only way to get any of that stuff in Brussels was on the black market, and if you needed to ask how much it cost you couldn't afford it. So when I put some highly desirable consumer items in a webbing pack one afternoon and went out looking for a good time, I thought I might be in with a chance. What I got was an experience of a lifetime.
I hadn't been on the tram for five minutes when two women came on board who were dressed up to the nines. They were far more smartly turned out than any woman I'd seen in wartime England for a long time. Maybe they'd kept their best clothes for the liberation. One of them was tall, with close cut black hair, a trim figure, and wearing a pair of large pearl ear rings. What caught my eye most though were her hat and her dress. The hat was round and flat, with a thin veil on it which came halfway down her face, and the black dress she was wearing had a repeating motif in white beads sewn all over it, a kind of Chinese style depiction of a cat or a long tailed dog. This must be the famous continental style chic I'd heard so much about. The other woman was wearing a close fitting tweed skirt and a matching belted jacket which was open down to the waist to show off a lot of lace on the front of her blouse. A blouse which seemed to have all kinds of interesting movements rolling around inside it like massive Pacific waves flowing into a tropical lagoon. To tell the truth the woman's figure was so sexy that I didn't even look up at her face as two pairs of gorgeous legs came teetering closer and closer to me on high heeled shoes.
I think it was that jacket which really had me gawping. The hemline stopped just above the Belgium femme's hips -- and speaking for myself, the first thing which crossed my mind was trying to imagine what she would look like without her skirt. The pair of them were both stunners and I wished I had the nerve to speak to them. But there wasn't going to be any chance of that, the tram was almost empty, so they would go past me to another seat. And then, when they sat down beside me with the dark one at my elbow, I wouldn't have been more surprised if Himmler had come along in full dress uniform to collect my
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| Broadway_Betty |
Posted: 2008/7/3 4:12 Updated: 2008/7/3 4:12 |
Lusty Librarian's Pet   Joined: 2007/5/4 From: Gotham... Posts: 466 |
 The sacrifices one makes for ones country.... I had a right old chuckle, very nice, very good and granny glasses was just a
little kinky! Fantastic I salute you :p XX BB
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| firey_lover |
Posted: 2008/6/13 3:59 Updated: 2008/6/13 3:59 |
Bookworm   Joined: 2007/10/24 From: California Posts: 75 |
 well well well i wasn't expecting to laugh, but sure enough i laughed, very good! i'm incredibly
impressed, it's so rare for someone to be able to make a sexual story humorous,
but it makes it so very fun! bravo, brava, good night everybody, hope you're
here all week!
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| Luv2 |
Posted: 2008/5/12 9:12 Updated: 2008/5/12 9:12 |
Lusty Librarian's Pet   Joined: 2007/4/7 From: "HE'S BACK !!!" :) Posts: 5310 |
 In The Line Of Duty !! :) Very well written Shaw! A true sounding tale, with just the right amount of chuckles!
:) Who said the war was all bad? Thanks !! L2
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| Pensuwana |
Posted: 2008/5/12 4:47 Updated: 2008/5/12 4:47 |
Lusty Librarian's Pet   Joined: 2007/1/19 From: In a lustful state of erotic delirium Posts: 3214 |
 this is one way to get through the war and the best I'd say good story
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| steve66 |
Posted: 2008/5/11 4:51 Updated: 2008/5/11 4:51 |
Lusty Librarian's Pet   Joined: 2006/2/9 From: newcastle NSW australia Posts: 288 |
 amazing story Is this what they mean, about the spoils of war?
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