Janet's Curiosity

Mike quickly snapped his hanging jaw shut and stammered, “Uh, I mean I, um, no. I don’t think so.” He lied

Janet’s eyes lingered on him for a moment, before they fell on the book in front of him and noticed the glowing light. “What’re you-hey!” Her sentence was interrupted as the front of her skirt suddenly flipped up, now exposing her covered pussy as the little purple light shot out from between her legs and flew back at Mike, before plunging down and back into the book.

She looked from him to the book with wide eyes. “What the fuck was that?”

He tried to shut the book as he thought of something clever to say, but found it seemingly glued to the table. He couldn't even turn the page. "I don't know! Not really I mean." that wasn't a lie, he was still in shock from what happened.

Janet strode over to the desk and peered down at the book with curious, and not nearly as much trepidation as Mike would have assumed. He looked around quickly to see if they had any observers, but it seemed as if the library's few patrons were keeping to themselves for now. "I, um, found it the other day. From that estate sale. I think It might actually be magic."

She looked up at him and quirked any eyebrow. "And your first thought on how to use it was to look up my skirt."

"I didn't think it would work! And, uh yeah. You been working out more lately?" Mike tried to put on a disarming grin.

"You're a fucking idiot Mike." Janet shook her head. "Besides, magic's not real.”

Mike eyed her up and down, and suddenly got a bad idea. “Not real you say?” He questioned with a hint of haughtiness. He read back over a line on the page he’d observed earlier. “Alright, if it’s not real, then you won’t mind if I do a little test.”

She rolled her eyes. “Alright, I’ll bite. What’s the test.”

“Well if it's not real, there's no way I cold make it...tickle your pussy." you smile mischievously.

"Excuse me?!" she laughed.

"What? It's not real, like you said! What's the worst that could happen?"

"You are such a perv." she scolded with an amused look on her face. She eyed the book hesitantly for a moment, as if considering the spinning runic circles and what had just happened earlier. Biting her lip, she looked back up at Mike. "Fine. Watching you act like a moron is what gets me through work anyways. And when nothing happens, you owe me a dollar."

"Deal." Mike grinned as he read the instructions once more before he paused. "Wait, what do you mean like a moron?"

"Exactly." She laughed.