Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... her.

“I’m... I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to sneak up on you. Lee...” Sylvia began but paused to look to her left and right at Rita and Delores and gave a flick of her red hair as if to shoo them away... they walked on without saying a word.

“Lee... I want to say... I’m sorry. Okay? I wanted him so badly... Tom. I had no idea he was so hung up on you. That boy is hopeless... I mean... well, you’re all he thinks about. I won’t bother him or you again... Okay?” Sylvia said quietly in what almost sounded like defeat and dropped her gaze to the books she held in her arms to her chest.

“I... Sylvia? Uh... have you... have you seen Tom, today?” Lee stammered really not sure how to take this new Sylvia.

“No. I haven’t seen him since the night of the Wilding. You know about the wreck we were in on the bridge, right?” Sylvia asked, daring a questioning glance up to lee’s face.

“Wreck? Tom was in a wreck?” Lee asked, her face showing surprise and fear, her voice nearly cracking.

“Not Tom... he helped save me and the girls. Trina’s car was hanging half on and half off the bridge over the lake and Tom and another guy and the Sheriff worked to get us out of the car before it fell over into the lake. He... they... saved our lives. He didn’t tell you that?” Sylvia looked at Lee’s startled expression curiously... old thoughts played at the edges of her mind but she shook them off.

The second bell rang and Lee and Sylvia realized that they were going to be late for their ...

... classes. Sylvia patted Lee’s left shoulder as she scooted past her on her way down the hall to her class. Lee remained standing there, seemingly in shock as this new revelation sank in. In a fog she walked the other direction to her own class.

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Not finding a closer parking space, Tom pulled into a spot just down the street from the Sheriff’s station house. He and his mom got out of the car and met on the sidewalk. Tom extended his left arm and Annie slipped her right into it while giving him a sad smile. Together they walked in silence up the street to the station.

Just as Tom was reaching for the door to open it for his mother, the door was pushed outward by someone exiting the building. It was a deputy sheriff, and someone that looked familiar. It took Tom a moment but then he placed him as the deputy that took Lee’s father to the hospital in Kansas City the night of the Wilding.

Cam, too, paused a moment trying to place the somewhat familiar face of this younger man with the woman he was holding the door for. His first thought was that he looked like Deeny’s father Duke, but he knew that Deeny didn’t have any brothers. Cam shook his head as if the rid himself of that errant thought and smiled as Tom and Annie walked through to the inside.

Once inside, Annie took the lead and headed towards the counter with the older lady sitting behind it. Old Betty looked up and gave what anyone who worked with her would recognize as a smile, but a stranger might ...