I’ve rather grown to like Norwich* over the years, especially since a lovely boutique hotel opened there, thus making my occasional work visits so much more comfortable.

Now, I’ve never done anything kinky in said hotel – so why it should appear as the setting for an extremely rude dream last night is quite beyond me.

It started in the restaurant; I was dining with a young lady I’d not met before, but one who I knew from correspondence to be kinkily-inclined. Our conversation became more intense as the meal progressed; by dessert it was known that I could expect her absolute submission and obedience in whatever was to follow.

We ordered coffee; I ordered her to remove her knickers. At the dinner table. She blushed, hesitated, wriggled as far as she could go under the table, obeyed. She handed them to me; I wouldn’t take them. “Fold them neatly, and place them in front of you.”

“But the waiter will see.” He was returning, bearing our cappuccinos.

“Precisely.”

I made her leave them there when we left the table. “Please let me take them…”

I ignored her pleas.

Upstairs, we reached the door to my room. I looked at her carefully, checking she was OK: she looked back, and smiled a smile of nervous validation.

No sooner had I closed the door behind us than I forced her up against the wall, my hand enjoying the absence of underwear.

“Do you like that, young lady?”

“Yes, sir.”

I took my hand away, moved back. “Good. Then we shall continue. Once, that is, I’ve strapped you for your disobedience as we left the dinner table.”

“But I didn’t want to leave them there.”

The slap across her face wasn’t hard: it didn’t need to be. It confirmed the order of things, and when I told her to strip naked and bend over the end of the bed, her compliance was immediate.

There followed much naughtiness, over which I’ll draw a polite veil. But I am now rather looking forward to my next trip to that hotel.

* The city, that is, although the acronym is cool too!

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