Cherry the Cheerleader (chapter 2) - Sex Stories

Cherry the Cheerleader (chapter 2)

... to move in and put her on a board for transport and I could hear the sounds of a helicopter landing close by. Chief was acting as the LSO (landing signals officer) and, as we made our way to the helo, I told him I was staying with her. There wasn’t time to argue, so he just nodded in agreement. I let the EMT’s do their job and just held her hand so she would know I was there. They got her secured in the life flight and were hooking her up to IV’s, plasma, and a heart monitor as the helicopter lifted off. Suddenly, Katie released her weak grip on my hand and she flat lined. The small team went into overdrive to bring her back. They worked on her until we landed at the hospital and a team of doctors took over. I only stepped back enough to give them room, but I already knew how the day would end. There was nothing anyone could have done; her little body simply suffered too much damage. The doctor pronounced her and called out the time. I wanted to punch him even though it wasn’t his fault. I spent a few moments with Katie; telling her that I was sorry. Before leaving, I gave her a small kiss on her forehead and turned to go. A nurse stopped me and said, “Why don’t you come over here and we’ll take care of you…” I said, “What do you mean?” The nurse said, “We’ll get you sutured up.” She pointed to my left shoulder and the back of my head. I craned my neck to look over my shoulder and only then realized I had at least a four inch gash on my shoulder blade and the back of my ...

... t-shirt was soaked with blood. I felt the back of my head and it was wet, too. “Oh, I didn’t even notice…” She just pressed her lips together in an understanding ‘smile’ and said, “Over here…” After the stitches in my shoulder and staples in my head were in place, I walked out of the ER wondering how I was going to get back to the station. I didn’t wonder long: Chief was outside waiting for me. One look at my face and he knew there was no need to ask about how Katie was doing. “You know you did it right.” “I’m not so sure,” I said. Chief said, “Listen: you know that there are going to be days like this. We can’t save the world, but we do what we can. You take a few days and think about it—get past the emotional part and you will see that there was nothing more you could have done. OK?” Chief wasn’t one for long speeches, but his short talks had a way of cutting right to the chase and getting to the point. I nodded without saying a word and Chief drove me home. The first thing I did was call Cherry. I had to get my mind off of the day and I knew that Cherry would be the answer. She picked up right after the first ring. “It’s about time you called me! I was starting to think you just used me!” Cherry joked with a smile to her voice. I said, “I’m sorry: I would have called sooner, but I had a really bad day today. You don’t want to know the details; trust me.” Cherry’s voice became more serious and concerned. “Oh. Oh, I’m sorry. What happened? Are you OK?” I said, “Yes and no: There ...