The Elevator Game

By Lindsey Purl

In a skyscraper's top floor high-class lounge, Alison and her friend recall a naughty elevator ride many years earlier. It's all just fancy drinks and dirty memories until her friend dares her to do it again with strangers--and this time they'll be keeping score! Alison is surprised to find how much she enjoys each passing round, but will it be enough to win the game?

Warning: this 6400-word story contains sex with strangers, intense oral sex, group sex, and a series of encounters that will forever change the way you look at elevator rides.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lindsey Purl
• Release date: Apr 14, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476431994

Lindsey Purl

By night, Lindsey Purl leads a double life as an author of sizzling taboo erotica. She spends her days in an office, secretly wearing lacy thongs under her business skirts while dreaming up her next naughty story.

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The Elevator Game

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Lindsey Purl

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Copyright 2012 Lindsey Purl

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We called it the elevator game. My friend Jennifer and I had conceived of it over too many drinks one night in the Cloudtop Lounge at the top of the Mears Tower. To understand the premise of the game, however, it’s first necessary to understand the Mears Tower and what’s at the top of it. The Mears Tower was by far the tallest skyscraper in the city, and at its top was a tourist-trap observation deck and, above that, the Cloudtop Lounge—an upscale club with almost terrifying panoramic views of the entire city.

There were two ways to get to these top levels of the Tower. There was the usual bank of high speed elevators running up the center of the building. The skyscraper was tall enough that even these took a short while to speed their way to the top, and the elevation difference would make your ears pop about halfway up. For tourists or those simply not in a hurry, there was also a scenic elevator. This was a single large glass elevator that ran along one side of the tower. It was intentionally slow, as it gave breathtaking views of the city while it gradually crawled its way up toward the sky. Those prone to vertigo or afraid of heights avoided it for obvious reasons. It also saw no use by the