sallythescorpian
a bad, bad girl
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CASEY: http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn144/sanjumish/002_sexy_nfl_cheerleader-770786.jpg
I snuggled in the back seat of the bus, cuddling into Kent. He was surreptitiously playing with my C cup breasts, under partial cover of my long black hair, which I had just released from its pony tail.
We were returning from the game, and spirits were high, as the Cougars had won by three points. Kent and Brad had sneaked aboard the Cheerleaders bus, when the driver had gone for a coffee, and now Kent and I, and Brad and Annmarie were making out in the back row of the bus, much to the amusement of a couple of the girls, who had hissed “get a room!!” but grinned and looked on for a bit.
The rest of the squad were seated closer to the front, one or two catching up on some study as finals were drawing near, and softmore year of college was when a lot of people flunked out.
I was the flyer of the squad. At 5’2” and 108lbs it made sense for me to be the girl on the top of the pyramid, and it took a lot of skill on my part, to avoid serious injuries.
Kent was a quaterback, and at 6’5” and built like a wall, he was the perfect foil to my tiny frame. We were like two extremes of the spectrum, and I loved that contrast. I had written Kent & Casey all over my books, childish, I know, but I couldnt help myself.
We were jolted a little, and I looked out the window, noticing for the first time that we seemed to be somewhat off the beaten track.
I called up to some of the others “Hey, where are we going?? This is the wrong road!!” Cara, in the second row called back “it’s a short cut, Casey, or so he says!” Suddenly, all the people on the bus, focussed their attention on their whereabouts, and I pulled my iphone out of my bag, and pulled up google maps, and saw that we seemed to be way off track.
I called to the driver, and he called back that he had taken a wrong turn, but would turn up ahead, as there was a layby.
He pulled over, and began to reverse the bus, when suddenly it tilted, hanging precariously off the side of the road, as it fell away into a very large, dark lake.
The girls began to panic. These remote parts were popular with vampires, and the dark, almost moonless night, added to the scary atmosphere. The driver called out for anyone with a cell to see if they had a signal, and no one did. It seemed we were in a black spot. The driver got out and looked at the bus, and noted that although it seemed precarious, the bus was actually on solid ground, but the underside was hitting off of the edge. He went in search of someone with a tractor, who could help pull them out, or an area with a cell phone signal. The rest of us, remained on the bus.
No sooner had the driver gone, when Kent put me on his knee, and held up a cigerette lighter, and began to tell the story of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, scaring everyone, and making them laugh at the same time, with the monster’s description being uncannily like the bus driver.
I snuggled in the back seat of the bus, cuddling into Kent. He was surreptitiously playing with my C cup breasts, under partial cover of my long black hair, which I had just released from its pony tail.
We were returning from the game, and spirits were high, as the Cougars had won by three points. Kent and Brad had sneaked aboard the Cheerleaders bus, when the driver had gone for a coffee, and now Kent and I, and Brad and Annmarie were making out in the back row of the bus, much to the amusement of a couple of the girls, who had hissed “get a room!!” but grinned and looked on for a bit.
The rest of the squad were seated closer to the front, one or two catching up on some study as finals were drawing near, and softmore year of college was when a lot of people flunked out.
I was the flyer of the squad. At 5’2” and 108lbs it made sense for me to be the girl on the top of the pyramid, and it took a lot of skill on my part, to avoid serious injuries.
Kent was a quaterback, and at 6’5” and built like a wall, he was the perfect foil to my tiny frame. We were like two extremes of the spectrum, and I loved that contrast. I had written Kent & Casey all over my books, childish, I know, but I couldnt help myself.
We were jolted a little, and I looked out the window, noticing for the first time that we seemed to be somewhat off the beaten track.
I called up to some of the others “Hey, where are we going?? This is the wrong road!!” Cara, in the second row called back “it’s a short cut, Casey, or so he says!” Suddenly, all the people on the bus, focussed their attention on their whereabouts, and I pulled my iphone out of my bag, and pulled up google maps, and saw that we seemed to be way off track.
I called to the driver, and he called back that he had taken a wrong turn, but would turn up ahead, as there was a layby.
He pulled over, and began to reverse the bus, when suddenly it tilted, hanging precariously off the side of the road, as it fell away into a very large, dark lake.
The girls began to panic. These remote parts were popular with vampires, and the dark, almost moonless night, added to the scary atmosphere. The driver called out for anyone with a cell to see if they had a signal, and no one did. It seemed we were in a black spot. The driver got out and looked at the bus, and noted that although it seemed precarious, the bus was actually on solid ground, but the underside was hitting off of the edge. He went in search of someone with a tractor, who could help pull them out, or an area with a cell phone signal. The rest of us, remained on the bus.
No sooner had the driver gone, when Kent put me on his knee, and held up a cigerette lighter, and began to tell the story of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, scaring everyone, and making them laugh at the same time, with the monster’s description being uncannily like the bus driver.
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