Reporting Business. A Reception Analysis of the Voice of Addis Chamber

And she now… most definitely… was an adulteress. Then, blindly because of the stinging tears, she ran to her car… CHAPTER SEVEN When Lola awoke later that afternoon at home, her hands slid immediately to her ravaged cuntal slit. God, it was sore! But the discomfort up between her legs faded into insignificance when compared to the black wave of shame which engulfed her. As she recalled the debauching scene earlier in the day with Foster and Denise, the humiliated young wife turned, burying her head in the pillow, as if trying to shut out a nightmare. She lay there sobbing for a moment, knowing that she couldn't go to work – couldn't face anyone at the television station. Still weeping in despair, she used the bedside telephone to notify the news director that he would have to use a substitute weather girl tonight. *** When Rudy phoned the television station two hours later from Danny's Corner Bar, he couldn't believe his ears. "Whatta you mean? Lissen, you telling me she ain't there? She's got a weather report to do." When the voice on the other end explained that Lola had phoned in sick and had asked for her substitute to fill in, Rudy hung up and then left ...»