Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... honestly, even as his heart was breaking just a little bit more with each word.

“Yeah... I know what you mean...” Lee admitted and her bottom lip trembled visibly.

“But?” Tom prodded her verbally and dipped his head slightly to get her to continue with what she hadn’t said.

“I think I would have... still loved you just as much and... still... still done what we did. I can’t help myself, Tom. My heart is breaking. I thought when you didn’t come to school yesterday or today that you didn’t want to see me again. I thought that you hated me for... for being related. Neither of us knew, or could have known. It’s just not right... it’s not fair!” Lee said in a rush, the tears beginning to fall as her eyes and face morphed into heartbreaking anguish.

“No, that’s not it at all, Lee. You’re all I’ve thought about since the night of the Wilding... well before that even but since then, even more. It’s just... well... a lot has happened since then. I’m still trying to understand it and get my head around it. Not just what whe did. That was... the best thing that’s ever happened to me in my life.” Tom said with a warm smile and squeezed Lee’s hand gently.

“What’s happened?” Lee asked hesitantly.

Tom broke eye contact for the first time as he glanced away and tried to assemble his thoughts. So much going on, so much change and confusion. Glancing back to Lee’s face, he swallowed and began.

“Well, first, there was you and I, what we did. The best thing ever. Then there ...

... was the wreck...” Tom spoke.

“I heard about the wreck. You were a hero, you saved those girls, Trina and Sylvia and the others.” Lee said proudly.

“I wasn’t alone, there was another guy, Richard, and then the Sheriff came along too. It took all of us to get those girls out of the car before it fell over into the lake.” Tom admitted shyly.

“Still, if you hadn’t come along, they might not have made it out.” Lee offered.

Tom shrugged a little sheepishly but continued.

“While I was at the hospital with the girls, I learned that it was my dad... J.D. who attacked your dad...” Tom groaned.

“Then I found out... about us. About my real dad. It felt like my whole world exploded...” Tom barely breathed the words out loud enough for Lee to hear.

“I know what you mean.” Lee commiserated.

“That’s why I didn’t come to school yesterday. I... I just couldn’t face you, knowing that I might have ruined your life. I just didn’t know, Lee. I’m so... sorry.” Tom choked on his words as his eyes welled up and threatened to over flow.

“Hush! It’s not your fault. You didn’t know, neither of us knew. We’ve established that.” Lee said firmly as she could muster.

“And then... I found out that it was my... it was J.D. who caused the wreck on the bridge. He almost killed those girls.” Tom growled in disgust... then went silent for a few moments.

“That’s not your fault either, Tom.” Lee began but the look on his face stopped her from speaking further.

“He didn’t make it. ...