TheCorsair
Pēdicãbo ego võs et irrumäbo
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2013
“The barn?" She could bear Erik’s dry amusement as she lead him through the night. "My darling Samantha if I didn't know any better I'd say you were trying to lure me off to take advantage of me. I've read about these sorts of things, you know..."
“Ah reckon you an’ me done heard different things,” Sam laughed. “All th’ stories Ah bears are all ‘bout some city slickers takin’ advantage o’ an innocent farm girl.” She leaned into him for a moment, taking the opportunity to squeeze his ass as she did. “But mebbe you should tell me all about th’ stories y’done heard, hm?”
The barn loomed before them now, and Sam released his hand to tug at the door. After a little grunting and a few tries, it slid open. The space beyond was black, and smelled of hay and livestock. A moment later, there was a click and a sudden spray of blue-white light. “Electric torch,” she said, shining it around. “Don’t go nowhere without one, not since that nonsense In Vienna.”
She l d him past tarp-covered equipment and racks of tools, and stalls filled with sleeping hogs and horses that eyed the interlopers curiously. “Guess they done got enough head o’ cattle ta keep ‘em in a ew barn,” she commented. “Ah. There we go.” The torchlight shone on a wooden ladder which, after gripping the torch in her teeth, she scaled with a grunt.
“Gawd,” she declared, flopping down onto one of the bales of hay that filled the upper level and rubbing her belly. “Yer baby’s makin’ it hard ta get around.” It was an exaggeration, she knew. Right now, at about three months along, all that really showed was a smoothing and rounding of her stomach and pants that were feeling a little tight. It’d probably be another month before the baby actually made things difficult, and another month or two before she felt the baby move.
Smiling, she patted the bale as Erik made it up the ladder. “C’mere,” she said, patting it again. When he sat, she grabbed his shirt ad pulled him into a kiss, slowly exploring the taste of his mouth as she slowly opened his topmost buttons. “So,” she whispered, slipping her hand inside to stroke his chest. “Am Ah th’ innocent farm girl ‘bout ta get seduced by a good-fer-nothin’ city slicker? Or am Ah a wicked, wicked temptress takin’ advantage o’ her guest?”
“Ah reckon you an’ me done heard different things,” Sam laughed. “All th’ stories Ah bears are all ‘bout some city slickers takin’ advantage o’ an innocent farm girl.” She leaned into him for a moment, taking the opportunity to squeeze his ass as she did. “But mebbe you should tell me all about th’ stories y’done heard, hm?”
The barn loomed before them now, and Sam released his hand to tug at the door. After a little grunting and a few tries, it slid open. The space beyond was black, and smelled of hay and livestock. A moment later, there was a click and a sudden spray of blue-white light. “Electric torch,” she said, shining it around. “Don’t go nowhere without one, not since that nonsense In Vienna.”
She l d him past tarp-covered equipment and racks of tools, and stalls filled with sleeping hogs and horses that eyed the interlopers curiously. “Guess they done got enough head o’ cattle ta keep ‘em in a ew barn,” she commented. “Ah. There we go.” The torchlight shone on a wooden ladder which, after gripping the torch in her teeth, she scaled with a grunt.
“Gawd,” she declared, flopping down onto one of the bales of hay that filled the upper level and rubbing her belly. “Yer baby’s makin’ it hard ta get around.” It was an exaggeration, she knew. Right now, at about three months along, all that really showed was a smoothing and rounding of her stomach and pants that were feeling a little tight. It’d probably be another month before the baby actually made things difficult, and another month or two before she felt the baby move.
Smiling, she patted the bale as Erik made it up the ladder. “C’mere,” she said, patting it again. When he sat, she grabbed his shirt ad pulled him into a kiss, slowly exploring the taste of his mouth as she slowly opened his topmost buttons. “So,” she whispered, slipping her hand inside to stroke his chest. “Am Ah th’ innocent farm girl ‘bout ta get seduced by a good-fer-nothin’ city slicker? Or am Ah a wicked, wicked temptress takin’ advantage o’ her guest?”