Thunder, Ben and Eddy
by B.Z.
Beverly Thunder was the office ice maiden, a real ball buster. Bev was a petite
5'4", 103 lbs. with 32D,22,32 vital statistics, she had auburn hair worn in a
sort of Prince Valiant style; and her looks would have made her an excellent
choice to be a Playboy Bunny or a Victoria's Secret model. Beverly Thunder was
very aware of her looks, and tried her best to exploited them. Unfortunately,
for most of the male babe watchers in the office, her daily attire was more
reminiscent of "Our Miss Brooks". A privileged few in the upper echelons of the
company knew that Bev's spinster teacher look was more illusion than reality,
because Beverly Thunder knew who could help her and who could not.
Eddy Simpson was a Junior V.P., an up and comer in the firm but not a member of
that upper echelon Beverly meant to exploit, not just yet anyway. He could see
Bev's potential in spite of the Miss Brooks attire, he had made several
overtures, but he had gotten no where with her; and as it became obvious he
would get nowhere with her, he decided it was time for brother Ben to become
involved.
Ben Simpson was a veterinarian with his own clinic. When ever Eddy or Ben had a
problem with a woman the brothers got together to solve that problem. Their
solutions did not usually require the cooperation of the female in question.
The brothers met for drinks at the local pub and discussed Eddy's problem with
Beverly and what they could do about it, over a couple pints of Guinness. Eddy
noting that he was not about to get any where with her on a personal level
thought she might make an excellent new project for his brother and himself.
After seeing a polaroid of Bev and listening to his brothers description of her
Ben agreed that she would make an excellent project. The brothers then set in
motion the actions that would soon transform Bev's "Our Miss Brooks" image into
that of a faithful "Phi Daux."
Eddy started by tracking Beverly, he made note of her every move, and researched
as much as he could her personal history. Soon a pattern had developed in
Beverly's routine and Eddy was able to predict with about 90% certainty where
Beverly would be and when. This lead him to the discovery that she made a
regular visit to an A.T.M. a block away from the office on her way to catch the
train home. This particular A.T.M. had it's advantages for Beverly, it was close
to the office and there was seldom a line. In fact this is just what made it the
perfect site for Bev's abduction, the machine was close by but it was also out
of the main flow of traffic. Eddy noted that Bev was usually all alone as she
used the machine.
Ben and Eddy set up their watch on the A.T.M., Bev's first visit to the machine
during their watch at first looked promising, then a man in a business suite
queued up behind her, Ben and Eddy would have to wait. A few more false starts
followed until the perfect situation finally presented itself.
Beverly'd had to work late one night, Eddy found an excuse to work late as well,
he phoned Ben on his cell phone to set up the site. As Beverly left the office
Ben sat in his van in place at the A.T.M. and Eddy was right on her heels. Sure
enough Bev made the routine visit to the machine on her way to the train. As
luck would have it the brothers found Bev alone at the A.T.M. Ben exited the
van and withdrew what appeared to be a handgun from inside his jacket, it was in
fact a tranquilizer gun that Ben used occasionally to subdue animals. He took
careful aim and then sent the projectile hurtling towards Beverly. With deadly
accuracy the tranquilizer dart struck Bev squarely in her Gluteus Maximus.
Bev felt the sting, then simultaneously reached behind her and turned to see the
source of the sting. She saw no one but found the dart protruding from her
behind. She removed the offending object from her rear end, when she realized
what it was she began to panic.
Her first instinct was to get help, she frantically looked around but found no
one. She then started to run. Unfortunately for Bev, the adrenaline rush and her
racing heart only helped the tranquilizer do it's job. After running a few yards
her head began to spin, her legs became wobbly and she collapsed in a heap on
the sidewalk.
The brothers were ready and waiting, as soon as they saw Beverly go down, they
moved in. Eddy got there first and began to secure her arms and legs. In a short
time he had her bound, gagged and ready for transport. No sooner had Eddy
finished his handy work then Ben drove up in the van. The van and its' license
plate were painted black to avoid detection. Ben and Eddy lifted the motionless
Beverly into the van and proceeded to an abandoned warehouse down on the river
front. The van's black paint job was washed away; then the brothers proceeded to
Ben's clinic. The tranquilizer Ben used would put Bev out for a couple of hours,
more than enough time for the brothers to prepare Beverly Thunder for training.
