by Tara Sue Me
shirt off. Of course, she didn’t have anything on underneath it, and the car swerved for a second as her breast came into view.
“What are you doing?” I made myself focus on the road.
“I’m getting hot. Don’t you think it’s hot in the car, Master?”
“It is with you taking your shirt off.”
“Mmm.” She tipped her head back on the headrest. “And I was feeling just a bit itchy.”
“Itchy?”
“Yes, Master. Here.” She started stroking a nipple. “Yes. Right there. Ah, that feels much better.”
“Abigail,” I warned.
“You have a tiny bit of sweat on your forehead, Master.”
“I don’t doubt it.”
“I can’t imagine what’s got me so itchy. Are you itchy?”
Focus on the road. Focus on the road. Focus on the road.
“No,” I said. “I’m not itchy.”
“You’re hard, though, Master. I can see your erection from here. Want me to take care of that for you?” Her hand drifted to my thigh and inched upward.
“Not in the car.”
“I think we should definitely do it in the car.” She stroked me through my pants. “Let me see how much power you have under your hood.”
“That’s a horrible pun.”
“I know. I can’t come up with good ones when I’m this horny. All I can think about is how much I want to have this inside me.”
“I’m driving, Abigail.”
She unzipped me. “Pull over.”
We were on a secondary road and because it was so late, no one else was out. I spied a clearing up ahead and sped up to get there. “You want me to take you in the car?”
“In the car. On the car. Against the car. Either one or all three.”
I pulled well off the road, but still next to it, and turned the engine off. I didn’t want to catch the attention of anyone who might happen to be driving by. “Backseat. Now.”
She fumbled with her seat belt. “I didn’t think you’d actually do it.”
“Then you vastly underestimated me. Knees on the seat. Face the rear window. Lift your skirt.” I pulled my cock out and fisted it. “Hurry.”
“I can see out the back window like this,” she said, positioning herself and giving me a fine view of her butt. I suddenly wished I had lube in the car.
“I’m fucking your ass once we get home.” I moved behind her, desperate to sink into her. I looked around first, made sure there wasn’t anyone nearby and no approaching headlights. “Did you do this in high school, Abigail?”
“Never, Master.” She moaned as I pushed inside. “I was a good girl.”
“Until you met me,” I said with a smile.
“Yes. I’m so, so bad with you.”
“Good.” I pushed deeper. “I like knowing I’m the one who corrupted you.” I held her head down and started thrusting. “Just like this. Fucking you in the backseat of the car. Good girls don’t get cock in the backseat of the car, do they?”
“No, Master.”
I spanked her. One hard smack. “Scream for me. Show me how glad you are I pulled over. Prove you’re a bad girl who deserves to get cock in the backseat.”
I placed a hand on either side of her and starting working my hips as hard as possible, drilling into her. Each thrust pushed her body against the leather and by the third stroke, she was grunting.
“More, Master. More.”
I smacked her ass again.
“Yes. Yes. Yes,” she chanted in time with my thrusts. I held still when I was as deep inside as I could go. “Oh, hell, uh, yes.”
“Come for me one time.” I teased her clit. “Then not again until I take your ass.”
I started thrusting again, but kept a finger on that sensitive spot, knowing it would have her reaching her climax within seconds.
Somewhere a police siren started wailing. I looked around. Shit.
I sped up my thrusts, knowing there was no way I could stop. “Come for me.”
The siren became louder and Abby lifted her head at the same moment red and blue lights came into view, rushing down the road toward us. I rubbed her clit harder.
“Oh, oh yes.” Her head tipped back and her muscles clenched around me as she came.
With her satisfied, I sped toward my own release, keeping an eye on the police cruiser and watching as it came closer.
Almost.
Almost.
Almost.
“Oh, fuck!” I shouted, releasing deep inside her while at the same time I wrapped my arms around her and forced both of us down on the backseat, seconds before the police car whizzed by.
“Damn, that was close.” I was still breathing heavily and my heart was racing, but I untangled us from each other and smiled as she twisted around to face me.
“I thought they were coming for us.” Her cheeks were flushed in that I’ve been thoroughly fucked way. I’d have thought almost being caught by the police would have scared her, but she looked damn near radiant.
I pushed the hair back from her forehead and kissed her. “They must have heard you’ve been bad.”
She laughed. “That would have been funny.”
“No, I don’t think it would have been.”
“Yes, it would have been.”
I pulled back and studied her. “What am I going to do with you, Abby West?”
She tried being serious, but she couldn’t stop the traces of a smile in her voice. “Not more than five minutes ago you said you were very explicit about your plans.”
“In that case we better get going.” In the distance another siren sounded. “And quickly, before I’m caught with my pants down. My enjoyment of exhibitionism doesn’t extend to being ticketed for public indecency.”
We straightened our clothes, made our way back to the front seat, and had just pulled back onto the road when the second police cruiser showed up in our rearview mirror. As I moved to the side to let it pass, I glanced at Abby and took her hand with a smile.
“Here’s to cheating the public indecency charge one more time,” I said.
“We’re going to be caught one day.”
“Nah, not with my mad skills.”
“Especially with your mad skills.” She entwined our fingers. “Take me home, Master.”
“Home.” I brought her hand to my lips and kissed her knuckles. “Because I have promises to keep.”
Epilogue
ABBY
Two months later
I looked out the kitchen window to where our friends had gathered together on our patio. Jeff and Dena’s ultrasound earlier in the week had shown them that they were having a girl. To say they were excited was an understatement. I decided the news called for celebration and invited everyone over.
Nathaniel came up behind me and put a hand on my shoulder. “Everything okay?”
“Yes, just thinking about how fortunate we are to have so many good friends.”
“We certainly are.”
I turned around to face him and looped my arms around his neck. “Think they’d miss us if we didn’t go back outside?”
“Probably. You came inside to get the food for everyone.”
I punched his chest. “Spoilsport.”
He laughed and leaned down to kiss my cheek. “Let me help you carry this out and later tonight I’ll make it up to you.”
“Deal,” I said.
We carried trays of sandwiches, fruit, and cheese outside. Our guests already had drinks and were spread out around the backyard. Everyone who loved Jeff and Dena had shown up. Daniel and Julie were talking with the couple in question. The four of them stood near the garden, and once Daniel saw us, he waved and they all headed our way.
“Food looks great,” he said.
“Dig in,” I said. “There’s plenty here and more inside if this runs out.”
I set the trays down on the table and started passing out plates.
Dena rubbed her belly. “Good because the
baby’s hungry.” Jeff came up behind her and kissed her head. She leaned back against him.
“Everything’s so peaceful here,” Jeff said. “This is an outstanding property. You’re going to love it here.”
“We already do,” I agreed. “I love coming out here and just enjoying the stillness.”
That stillness was suddenly broken by a sharp cry.
“Oh my God. Snake!” Lynne pointed toward a large oak tree about twenty feet from where we were.
We all looked in that direction. I couldn’t see a snake, but I certainly saw something. But from where I was, it appeared more like a ball. A ball that was twisting and turning and fighting with something.
Dena gasped. “It’s a kitten! It has a kitten!”
As soon as she said it, I saw the frightened eyes surrounded by matted fur. My hand flew to my mouth.
“It just fell from the tree,” Lynne said. “Has the snake killed it?”
“Not yet, but probably very close.” Cole had been talking with Kelly, but he walked toward Nathaniel. “I’ll get it. Do you have a shovel?”
Nathaniel nodded. “Come with me.”
As the two men ran toward the garage, we all watched, helpless.
“I hope it’s not too late,” Dena whispered.
I thought as long as the snake was writhing around the way it was, the kitten was probably still putting up a fight. As long as the snake didn’t stop, there was still breath left in the cat.
Cole appeared, shovel in hand, and headed toward the snake. Nathaniel was right beside him, also holding a shovel. They approached the fight, planning what they are going to do.
“I’ll go for the head,” Nathaniel said. “You try to get the kitten.”
The two men worked in unison, on opposite sides of the snake, not talking much, but moving together in a way that almost looked choreographed.
“If I get a clear shot, I’m going for it.” Nathaniel’s shovel hovered near the snake’s head.
I held my breath. Odds were good the kitten wasn’t going to make it. By now we could see that the snake was tightly wrapped around it. Even if it was still living, which seem impossible, there was no telling how long it’d been without oxygen.
“Almost. Almost.” Nathaniel shifted his weight. “Now!”
He attacked the snake and within seconds, Cole attempted to grab the kitten.
“Got it!” Cole finally said. “Still alive.”
“Thank goodness,” Lynne said.
“He’s really shaken up.” Cole came toward us, kitten in hands, while Nathaniel disposed of the snake.
“I would think so,” I said. “Being attacked by a snake. Do you need anything?”
“No, he’s still running on an adrenaline high, trying to get away from me. Poor thing’s going to crash later.” Cole tried unsuccessfully to get the kitten to calm down. “I hate to put him down. He’ll run off and we’ll never see him again. He needs first aid, someone to love, and a bath.”
“Good luck giving a cat a bath,” Dena said.
“Hand him to me.”
Everyone turned to where Sasha stood across the patio from Cole. She’d been so quiet all afternoon, I’d forgotten she was there.
She crossed the patio to Cole and held out her hands. “Give him to me.”
Cole was fumbling, trying to keep the kitten from falling. “I thank you for your offer to help, little one, but this cat’s feisty.” He raised an eyebrow. Her bulky jeans and slouchy shirt couldn’t hide the too-thin frame and the dark shadows around her eyes. “With all due respect—”
“I said give him to me,” Sasha repeated in a firm voice. I didn’t know about anyone else, but I didn’t know Sasha could be that forceful. She motioned with her hands again.
Cole must not have known she could be that forceful, either. His eyes grew wide with shock and he nearly lost his grip on the wiggling creature in his arms. “Sasha,” he said in a low voice.
But Sasha was determined and without waiting for him to offer or agree, she simply reached for the kitten and took him. Gathering the frightened animal tight to her chest, she dropped her face into his fur and whispered things I couldn’t make out.
Cole didn’t move from where he stood, though I wasn’t sure if it was because he was still in shock over her actions or if he wanted to be close in case she needed him.
After a few minutes she lifted her head and Cole laughed. “Bloody hell, he’s purring.”
Sasha only beamed in response as Cole reached out and stroked the kitten’s dirty fur. “How did you do that?”
“I don’t know,” she confessed. “I just saw him struggling and then he was free, but he didn’t know it. I think it’s because you’re a bit intimidating, Sir. And I thought to myself, ‘I know exactly how that kitten feels,’ and I just had to hold him and tell him. I had to let him know he was safe and everything was going to be all right.”
“Damn,” Nathaniel whispered so they couldn’t hear. “I didn’t know she could speak that many sentences at one time.”
“You and the kitten are kindred spirits, little one. That was good thinking,” Cole said, and locked eyes with Sasha. The look that passed between them was so intense that for a second I couldn’t breathe and my skin prickled with gooseflesh.
“Wow, I’ve never heard him call anyone ‘little one’ before,” Daniel said. “Wonder what that means.”
“Nothing,” Julie whispered. “It means nothing. He called her that the first time he met her. Right before you whipped Peter.”
We’d been whispering so Cole and Sasha wouldn’t hear, but watching them, I thought we could have been yelling and they wouldn’t have paid us any attention. They were speaking softly, the kitten held between them. Then Sasha suddenly looked our way.
“He’s a stray, right?” she asked, looking between me and Nathaniel. “He’s not yours?”
“No,” Nathaniel confirmed. “We only have our dog, Apollo.”
“I can keep him?” She was no longer the determined woman who’d confronted Cole, but once more tentative and unsure. “I’d like to have someone to care for.”
“I know the feeling,” Cole mumbled behind her.
“Of course,” Nathaniel said, and then smiled. “We just won’t tell the kids. Elizabeth would love a kitten, but we can’t have one with Apollo around. He’s too old and set in his ways.”
“Thank you,” she said, and dipped her head into the kitten’s fur again.
“I think,” Nathaniel said in a soft voice so Cole and Sasha couldn’t hear, a slow smile covering his face, “I’ve just decided who I’ll recommend to have retrain Sasha.”
Julie and I spoke at the same time.
“Oh, hell no.”
“That might be the worst idea you’ve ever had.”
