Just Another Day at the Office after WWIII - Part 4

 

 

Authors note: I've decided to take a rest from my "Tuttle" stories and instead uploaded another chapter from my post WWIII story. Unfortunately, this old story consists of sequential episodes. Thus, to get up to speed click here to read the previous chapter - Part 3.

Part 4 starts off with discipline in the workplace, but the discipline dispensed at the very end is rather hard to classify.  It's somewhere between domestic and judicial.  Feel free to leave a comment on how you would categorize this punishment session and whether you found it interesting.

The drawing above was chosen because I liked the expression on the faces of both the employee and her boss.  She clearly wishes she had performed better, and he is confident that he taught her to mend her ways. (For full size, simply click on the drawing.)

Just Another Day on the Tuttle County Farm

 

Authors note: This is another of my Tuttle stories and while most are stand-a-lones, reading my previous story (Tuttle Fruit Farm) will provide some understanding of Mae, the leading character in this story and an inmate at the County Work Farm.  Next, the image above while not perfect, gives a pretty good representation of the position, I envisioned, that inmates must assume while being given their 'reminders'.

Just Another Day on the Tuttle Fruit Farm

Author's note: This is a brand-new "Tuttle" story set in a fictious Southern town during the 1950s. My last "Tuttle" story concerned the discipline of nuns, and it was very well received.  (click here to view)  I did, however, receive a few comments questioning whether that story was severe enough to appear on Strict Spanking.  In all fairness, that nun story wasn't very severe, but then again, none of my Tuttle stories are as severe as my judicial stories.

This story I believe, however, fits nicely on Strict Spanking as it was my intent to significantly ratch up the severity of the punishment. As always, in the comment field at the end, please let us know whether you feel I achieved that objective.