P*rnstation
The lower shelf was stuffed with detergent pods and old rags, so I bent to move them, intending to make space.
My sundress rode up as I reached deeper, the fabric catching on my thighs. I stretched farther, fingers closing around a stray bottle when my hips wedged tight between the cabinet frame and the washing machine. Panic shot through me as I tried to back out, but the angle was wrong, my ass pressed firmly against the cold metal of the appliance while my upper body stayed trapped inside the cabinet.
“Ryan,” I called, voice muffled and heart racing. “I’m stuck.”
His footsteps stopped. I heard the clank of a tool hitting the floor, then his low chuckle. “Well, damn,” he said, closer now.