What's next?

A rude interruption

You're just drifting off into a post-coital doze, when determined knocking on your door shocks you to wakefulness. Diana is on her feet before you, stumbling out of the unfamiliar bedroom and over to her discarded clothes to find something that will preserve her modesty without violating the dress code. However, when the knocking resumes, she obviously decides answering the door naked is preferable to keeping the visitor waiting and hurries to open up.

Unfortunately, she's too late and the door opens just when her hand reaches it, to reveal George Collins, key in hand and a thunderous expression on his face.

"I've just received a text from my wife," he begins tersely, clearly trying to control his temper. "She says that as soon as I left, you…soiled the mattress in the master bedroom. Since the lease agreement has already been signed, I don't want to have to go through all the rigmarole of cancelling it, but you will pay for a replacement when you move out and there will be more immediate consequences. Please prepare yourselves for punishment while I inspect the damage."

He doesn't wait for a reply, but pushes past into the bedroom, leaving you and Diana to look at one another sheepishly. The bed did have a protector on it, but he has a point and it's not the best first impression to make. Diana also seems to accept that you let yourselves get carried away unduly, because she heads over to the spanking bench without demur, murmuring that she will go first, this time. At least, being naked already, you don't have to disrobe.

You watch your girlfriend adopt the position over the bench before walking over to the wall and sure enough, it's every but as exposing as you feared. A few seconds later, standing with nose to plaster, you're wondering whether to be thankful that Mrs. Collins wasn't quicker to notify her husband of your offence, giving you time to finish, because the coming spanking would undoubtedly be easier to bear if you were still at the height of passion. The prospect of affording a new mattress is more worrying, although if you end up staying here long term, that oughtn't to be a problem.