Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... more normally as this was more familiar subject matter for him.

“I suppose we will just go with whatever the insurance company suggests.” Annie returned.

“Would they pay for a replacement or even partially?” Tom asked from behind his mother.

“I mean, we’re going to need a pickup for the farm, so...” He added as if to clarify his thinking.

“I’m sure there will be some compensation, how much I couldn’t tell you though. You may want to call them later today or tomorrow for that information.” Gerald answered Tom.

“Now... as for the accident itself...” Gerald began, but paused to run both hands down over his face wearily before reaching for a sheet of paper with a report on it.

“The accident has been determined to have been caused by the vehicle driven by J.D. trying to overtake and pass the car driven by miss Wainwright. There was a minor collision that caused both drivers to lose control of their respective vehicles, resulting in secondary collisions with the sides of the bridge. The car driven by miss Wainwright ended up on the edge of the bridge before eventually teetering over to fall into the lake. It was fortunate that passersby happened upon the scene and were able to rescue the girls from the car before it did fall however.” Gerald reading from the report, paused to look up at Tom and nod before continuing.

“The truck, however, was not so fortunate as it would appear to have gone immediately over the side of the bridge and into the lake. Preliminary ...

... reports from the coroner’s office indicate that the ultimate cause of death was drowning, as the driver was likely unconscious as a result of the secondary impact with the side of the bridge.” Gerald finished and gently set the report aside before clasping his hands together as if to pray while he gathered his thoughts.

Tom and Annie remained silent, aside from a sniff from Annie as it all began to sink in. Gerald heard that and looked around his desk for a tissue and found a small box in one of the drawers. He offered the box across the desk to Annie who smiled sadly in thanks and pulled a couple of tissued out.

“Annie? Tom? That pretty much covers the accident... But I have to speak with you now, about the other investigation... into what led up to the accident.” Gerald began a little more hesitantly.

Annie visibly tensed up and sat up a little straighter. Tom felt his mother’s unease and he himself shook off the errant thoughts that were running through is mind as well to pay closer attention to the Sheriff.

“Now, we may never know the exact reasons that motivated J.D. to attack the Simmons, or Duke Simmons anyway, at the Wilding. There has been speculation of course...” Gerald went silent for a moment, perhaps to decide on what exactly to say next.

“As far as...the investigation is concerned, this case will have to be closed. There’s no way we can question the assailant... J.D.” Gerald said gruffly as if just saying it bothered him.

“So, we know that he ...