Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... beating, and it was every bit as fast as her own. With wide eyes she turned to look at her sister and was about to ask if she were alright when a shadow appeared at her sister’s window and a ghostly hand slapped at the glass excitedly.

Lee jumped under her sister’s hand and recoiled towards Deeny’s side of the seat when a hand pounded on the glass next to her head. She heard a muffled sound and repeated pounding on the window. The adrenaline surge still flying through her veins made it hard to make out what the thing or person was saying.

“Lee! Lee! Are you okay?” Tom shouted breathlessly over the sound of the heavy rain hitting the metal roof of the old Chevy.

There was movement inside the car, but still no response. Tom’s heart was racing and for some reason the thought of Lee in pain or hurt just seemed to add to the urgency. He had to know she was alright. He was just reaching for the handle to open the door when he saw a hand wipe away the condensation inside the window. A shocked and somewhat bedraggled face looked out at him.

Lee heard her name, muffled by the roaring in her ears and the rain drumming on the roof of the car, but it was her name. Fighting her initial fear, she sat back up and wiped at the inside of the passenger side door window to get a better look outside. She saw him. His face twisted in… in fear…and concern? The relief that crossed Tom’s face when he saw her was measurable. It also sparked something deeper inside of her. It tugged at ...

... something in her heart.

“YOU!” Deeny roared from beside Lee.

Deeny released her death grip on Lee and turned to open her own door. It took two tries but she managed to finally push the heavy door open, and instantly the rain pelted her. She stopped just short of setting foot outside of the car when she realized that she’d be stepping into a water filled ditch.

“UGH!” Deeny lamented, pulling back into the car. She had to stretch way out to pull the door closed again though.

“Tom?” Lee asked, still a bit shaken, after she rolled down the window on the passenger side door.

“Y…Yeah… Are you… are you okay?” Tom asked again, worry heavy in his voice.

“I’m okay, I think. How…how did you get…” Lee questioned as she tried to make sense of the situation.

“I was walking. I missed my bus…” Tom said, his eyes averting and his face coloring a little red from embarrassment.

“YOU… You don’t walk…in the MIDDLE of the ROAD!” Deeny fumed from the other side of Lee, both hands on the wheel gripping it in frustration.

“I’m… I’m sorry… the rain…” Tom began to explain, but stopped, knowing the it would only sound like an excuse.

Lee then started to understand what had happened, the pieces coming together in her mind. The sudden swerve of the car… Deeny had swerved to avoid hitting Tom with the car. Her heartbeat doubled again and sudden concern for his wellbeing leapt to the front of her thoughts.

“Are… Are you okay, Tom?” Lee asked and then wiped the rain from her ...