A Dark Autumn by Kristopher Rufty Read Free Book Online

Helen.  
    “I’m not finished.” At first Michelle had been hesitant to tell the story, now she was eager to finish. “After sucking on him awhile, I’d turn around and grab his cock and put it inside me. Then as I rode him, I’d slap him some more.”
    “Hard?” asked Helen.
    “Hard as hell. I want to see my handprint on his face.”
    “Hell yeah.”
    “Then I’d really start riding him…slamming against him. And, then I’d…” She stopped, unsure if she should divulge this part.
    Helen nodded. “Go on.”
    “Okay.” Michelle took a deep breath. “See, sometimes when we’re fucking, Britt makes these gasping noises…and, when he does that, I find myself wanting to choke him so he’ll make them even louder. I love those sounds. So, as I’m riding him, I would wrap my hands around his throat…watch his mouth gasp open…his eyes close as he tried to breathe, and then I’d let go…let him get some air, and do it again.”
    “You are hardcore,” said Helen. “I fucking love it.”
    Michelle laughed. “I think I’m just weird.”
    “Nah, not at all. But I have question. What if he busted his load before you did?”
    Michelle laughed a cold laugh. “He’d better not.”
    Helen exploded with laughter. “Good fantasy. I don’t know if I can top that.”
    Amanda lighted a cigarette. “Shit, I don’t think any of us can.”
    Lucy looked troubled as she stared into the fire. “I wish we had hot dogs, marshmallows, or something…” The other girls erupted with laughter. “Well, don’t you? Wouldn’t that just be the perfect addition? Like a real campfire? Swapping stories while we snacked?”
    Michelle had to admit, she was getting a little hungry herself. She couldn’t recall having eaten anything since lunch.  
    Helen added more vodka to her cup. “Well, I don’t think I can top it, but I’m sure as hell gonna try.”
    Amanda cheered. “You go, girlfriend!”
    Helen opened her mouth to speak, but stopped. Her brow creased. She looked past Michelle. “Did you hear that?”
    Michelle glanced over her shoulder. “Hear what?”
    “I thought I heard something over there.” She pointed to Michelle’s left, where the illumination from the camp ended and the black of the forest began.  
    “Oh, please.” Amanda puffed on her cigarette. “We’re not falling for that.”
    “I’m serious.”
    Michelle strained her eyes. A furrow of white light raked across the trees, left and then down. Someone was on their way to the camp, and they were just a few feet away. “I see it too. It’s a flashlight.”
    Lucy and Amanda turned around. Lucy was first to speak. “Yeah, I see it. Who do you think it is?”
    Suddenly it hit Michelle who it was. Ricky. He’d probably heard all the noise and was coming to see what it was about. Her stomach began to sizzle, popping as the nervousness slurped up all the alcohol.  
    Then like an angel coming into the light, he emerged from the shadows, just as gorgeous as he had been earlier. Michelle’s heart began to beat even harder.  
    “Hi…” Ricky said, his voice edgy. He looked from girl to girl until his eyes settled on Michelle. “Hey, remember me?”
    Michelle nodded, smiling. “Yuh-yeah…”
    Helen turned to Michelle, giving her a look she understood. It said: And, why haven’t you told us about him?
    Ricky lowered the flashlight away from the girls. “Sorry to barge in on you all like this, but I heard some screaming, just wanted to make sure everyone was all right.”
    Before Michelle could reply, Helen blurted. “We’re fine. Just a few girls that haven’t seen each other in a long time. Partying it up.”
    He smiled. “That sounds nice. Well, I’ll let you get back to it. I didn’t mean to interrupt.”
    Michelle was quicker this time. “You didn’t interrupt.”
    Helen added. “Nope. In fact, we would just love it if you joined us.”
    “Joined you? But you don’t know me.”
    Helen nodded toward Michelle. “You know