Sapphic Nylon Enthrallment

By Archibald Baal

When Marnie discovers interesting anomalies in sales for a specific item on the job at an online lingerie company, she investigates and finds more than she has bargained for. ClassyLady Special Blend fully-fashioned stockings are in ridiculously high demand, and after she decides to see what the fuss is all about she discovers how delightful they can be... and how much better they are with company.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Archibald Baal
• Release date: Sep 7, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310293733

Archibald Baal

Archibald Baal has been writing erotica on the internet since 1999. His works have been characterized as anything from “genius” to “porn with a plot” to “dirty filthy smut”, and he embraces all of these equally. He is a fan of clever, well-written character pieces which happen to contain women driven to distraction by lust and perhaps deciding to wear lingerie. He might, in fact, like stockings a little bit.All money earned from the proceeds of his works are guaranteed to be donated directly to his wife-like girlfriend’s hosiery and foundation-garment budget, with only a small amount deducted for administrative purposes, so you can be absolutely certain the cost of your purchase is going to a good cause.

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Market research is not ordinarily a life-changing endeavor.

Nevertheless, given the chaos of what happened after, Marnie sometimes lay in bed at night wondering whether it was the biggest mistake of her adult life or the best thing that had ever happened to her. Then she would reach a sizzling, terrifyingly intense orgasm on the other woman’s face and decide on the latter.

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It had all started with Management’s bright idea to pull all the product ordering information from the database, and to sift through it in various different statistical cuts. Arkady took care of the database portion, and it was left to Marnie to conjure up the ghosts of sophomore stats class and actually turn piles of meaningless financial trivia about skimpy wisps of silk and satin into information. In pursuit of the almighty dollar, of course. LingerieGlance was an up-and-coming web shrine specializing in distributing the fancier sort of ladies’ undergarments, and Tyler Rhaspid was its high priest. Or owner, if you insisted; Marnie supposed that made her an acolyte or an altar girl as well as an employee. Marnie was a buyer whose primary supplier had just gone out of business, so she was in between assignments right now, and her supervisor had decided she had the time for this kind of activity. Of course it made sense to concentrate on your repeat business, if only to determine what you did right so you could apply it to your not-so-repeat business. So that’s how Marnie found ClassyLady.

ClassyLady was a loner enterprise: a single product was all they sold through LG. That product, however, happened to be the most-reordered item on the site and Marnie wondered what the hell was so special about their Special Blend Fully-Fashioned Stockings.

The summary numbers were encouraging, but a look at the raw data was truly illustrative: every single item sold had generated a repeat sale of the same item. Typically seven or eight pairs at a time. She looked deeper.

Only thirteen returns, all unopened, for size—and once exchanged for the proper fit, never another peep of complaint. Just more orders. In some cases LG had sent the wrong size by mistake to a long-standing customer, and the customer hadn’t even bothered to return it and had just ordered more.

Marnie shook her head. Anomalous numbers like this needed a further look. She contacted Charlotte in customer service and requested feedback from customers who’d ordered ClassyLady. Charlotte had laughed aloud over the phone, and when Marnie had asked what was so funny, had replied knowingly with, You’ll see. Then the email attachment with the collected ramblings of over a thousand customers showed up, and Marnie did see. Not so much in the "rate