Ghost Riders in the Halloween Sky - A Halloween Story - Sex Stories

Ghost Riders in the Halloween Sky - A Halloween Story

... and said, “Well, four gorgeous coeds and one freaky geek.”

“You are all evil,” Shirley said, again crying.

“Never denied that,” Tawleena said. “Nice girls don’t get to be officers of the sorority.”

“And devil bitches in training,” Frederika added. “So you’d better do what we tell you to do or we will start singing the hex songs again.”

“Get your costume back on,” Delia said harshly. “Then meet us out at the car.”

When Shirley got to the car, Susana said, “Uncle Marvin said that if we brought any guests they would have to arrive blindfolded so they couldn’t tell others where the ranch was.”

She turned Shirley around and started to put the blindfold around her face.

“Indio is over three hours away from here,” Shirley protested. “Can’t you just put it on as we get closer?”

“We’re going to take a shortcut,” Delia said firmly. Then she laughed and said, “It will only be two hours and fifty-eight minutes.”

Susana tied the blindfold tightly in place and then pushed Shirley into the back seat of the Jeep. Whatever the shortcut was, it twisted and turned and bounced for over an hour until they finally hit the interstate and things smoothed out. After that, they drove for about two hours on the interstate and then once again bounced and twisted their way through back roads.

When they got out of the car, Delia ordered harshly, “Hands behind your back,” and Shirley felt something cold click around her wrists. She could hear Susana and Delia talking as they ...

... walked in front of her. Someone– evidently Frederika– was holding her wrists and guiding her along the long sidewalk. Then she heard Susana’s voice say loudly, “Four guests of pass LB7498.” There was a pause and she added, “And our slave.”

“Will she be auctioned tonight?” a voice asked and Delia laughed. “No,” she said, “she is leaving with us, and we aren’t staying for the whole night.”

“But she will be our forfeit for the trivia game,” Susana said brightly.

An older female voice said, “Ah, yes, I see that your visit as guests has been approved by the owners.” Then one of the girls pushed her forward and they walked across a wooden floor of some sort. As they were walking, Shirley felt a tug at the back of her head and suddenly the blindfold was gone. They were in what appeared to be a huge ballroom of some sort. There were a lot of tables stretching back into the darkness. The bright lights of a stage area were the only lights in the room. They stopped when they were standing in an open area in front of the stage.

“This is our table,” Susana said excitedly, pointing to an empty table.

“Wow,” Tawleena said. “Front row seats.” Then she turned to Delia and said, “How’d you swing this, Big D?” Tawleena often called Delia “Big D,” especially when she was impressed by something she had done.

“It’s all Susana,” Delia said and Susana quickly said, “Actually, it’s all my Uncle Marvin. He’s the black sheep of the family. Mom won’t even talk about him. He is more than ...