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 The Bathroom

   ROSIE'S NIGHT OUT

   (C) 2001-9 The Bathroom

   Rosie had already changed into her navy blue dress for her big night
out. She had earlier hired a Limo to take her and a couple of friends, Jane
and Holly, to the theatre to see the musical "Phantom of the Opera".  She
sat in the hallway of her flat and waited for the Limo to arrive, drinking
tea from a large mug.  She had been waiting half an hour when the phone
rang.  When she answered, the man was on the other end of the line said he
would be another half hour.  Naturally, she was furious, and slammed the
phone down.

   While she had been subjected to a further wait, she made another mug of
tea and drank it.  Finally, the front doorbell rang and soon she got her
Limo, but she was almost late, so she asked the driver to pick up Jane and
Holly as quickly as possible.

   They reached the theatre just in time, but before Rosie wanted to sit
down, she needed to go to the toilet, after feeling the tea she drank
earlier had gone through quickly inside her.  She went to look for the
"ladies" when the ushers called for the audience to take their seats as the
show was about to start, which meant that she would have to wait until the
interval before she would get the chance to relieve herself.

   Rosie's two friends were enjoying the musical, but she was fidgeting
badly by now.  She wanted to relieve herself soon.  Later it was ten
minutes to the interval, but to her it felt like two hours.  She jammed
both hands inbetween her legs through her dress in an effort to keep
control.

   At last the interval came, and to her friends' amazement, she got up
from her seat and almost barged through several people in a bid to get to
the toilet.  But it was too late....  Before she even got to the ladies,
she had lost control completely.  The pee gushed quickly through her
underwear before running down her legs forming a puddle on the floor. 
Several other women who were waiting looked on in shock at seeing what
Rosie had done.

   She had blushed with embarrassment, and rushed into a vacant cubicle,
looked the door and stayed there for the rest of the night, sobbing
repeatedly.  What was supposed to be great night out for her had ended in
disaster.