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Pastimes : Muffy's Story: A Short Story Game for Would Be Authors -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Josef Svejk who wrote (286)	9/22/1998 11:13:00 AM
From: TEDennis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 766

... and sat down on the wooden bench. It took mere seconds for Muffy to realize that there were no towels to buffer the heat of the bench from the tender flesh of her shapely buttocks. "Yeow!", screamed Muffy, as she tried to open the door of the sauna. But, wait! The door wouldn't open! "What the heck?", muttered Muffy. She peeked through the little view window in the door and could see that the sauna's latch had somehow been locked. "How did that happen?", she wondered. "And, how am I going to get out of here?" Panic enveloped her as she realized that her life was almost over. Death in a sauna. Not a pretty sight. She started pounding on the sauna door and yelling at the top of her lungs, knowing full well that the soundproofed room would conceal her presence to someone standing right next to it. "Where's McGyver when you need him?", mused Muffy. "This reminds me of those dumb movies when the heroine gets trapped in an inescapable predicament, and at the last moment the male hero bursts into the room to save her. What a bunch of male chauvinists! They obviously had no clue as to how life really works." She looked around the room, hoping to find something that would help her escape death. With or without a hero. "Hmmmm, what's that bright shiny object under the bench?", wondered Muffy, who has historically been easily distracted by bright shiny objects.