Hot Box Chapter 3, The Lost City - Sex Stories

Hot Box Chapter 3, The Lost City

... weeds and the like, making any analysis impossible. But I did head directly to the source of her obvious enjoyment and pulled up the leaf covering her favorite feature. We both froze in place as the reality struck us like lightning from a clear blue sky. “It’s a nose!” we both said in unison as the smooth carved shape of a nose aimed toward the sky came into view from under the flattened out leaves. “Holy shit,” Mandy blurted out just before she started laughing, “I was sitting on a guy’s face and I didn’t even know it!” Excited by the find I began yanking vines and leaves from the stone face, exposing more and more with each pull. “Well,” I said after one last pull, pausing to let Mandy have a look as well, “It’s not a guy, it’s a woman.” “What?!” Mandy said as she brushed some of the leaves back for a better look. Then it was my turn to laugh. “How about that,” I said as I really started to laugh at the joke I was about to make. “You turned lesbian and didn’t even know it!” But Mandy, being the cool customer that she usually is, especially when it comes to anything sexual, calmly stated,” That’s ok. Women do a better job of eating pussy anyway.” and she gave me that mischievous smile. Talk about a stroke of luck. We had not seen anything that even resembled humanity of any kind for the last 4 days, and here it is that Mandy and her pussy found the vary civilization we were looking for. She had sat down on the remains of a stone statue that had long since fallen over. The ...

... image was of a woman, which really did not surprise us. I labeled the city on the aerial photograph as ‘Mandy’s snatch find’ because we were right in the middle of it, and the find wound up being right in the middle of her. (Her snatch, ok sorry, that was really bad) It was a stroke of luck that I hoped would keep on repeating itself as the discoveries kept coming. It took us a bit of work, and several ‘Oh wow come and look at this,’ moments before we had a bit of the ancient place re-exposed. Simple geographic features like a steep hill covered with trees and thick vegetation turned out to be a large 2 story stone building with windows and many rooms. It was simply amazing how the jungle had reclaimed its territory and swallowed up this small city made of granite. We kind of “adopted” one of these structures turning it into our base of operations. (It was also the only one that had any kind of roof and was not full of roots and debris) It was kind of wild because it was almost nicer than our apartment back in the world. With a good view in three directions, including the direction we had originally come from, it was an ideal place to set up shop for the short time we had left. I began the painstaking task of measuring what we could identify and mapping it out. It was late in the afternoon before I could see a bit of a pattern showing up, giving me an idea of how the rest of the town might be laid out. Our little “bungalow” was a corner structure next to an area that might have ...