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Bonnie and Clyde and Clyde
(closed)
Bonnie Davis
35 years old
36DD-24-34
Bleached blond; deep brown eyes
(For the purpose of the introduction, imagine that the shirt is tied in a knot across her lower rib cage, boosting her breasts.)
Steam rolled out from under the hood of the classic '69 Camaro. Bonnie just stood there, on the shoulder of the road, watching the cloud of vapor rise into the air and dissipate. She knew what the problem was: blown hose. She also knew she didn't have the tools nor time to fix it. She needed to get off the road before some local yokel Deputy-type happened across her and, doing his due diligence, ran her ID.
Bonnie scanned the horizon for help and realized she just very may have to take a walk. She was in the middle of the Nevadan desert, thirty or forty or for as much as it mattered a thousand miles from the nearest garage or gas station. The massive fuel tanks of an oil refinery surrounded her in almost every direction. Her decision to get out of the view of the highway by pulling down a country road, then the refinery's access road, was coming back to haunt her.
Then, Bonnie caught sight of a rising, billowing line of road dust trailing behind a distant vehicle. She soon realized that it was an old pickup truck. It was traveling at break-neck speed down a dirt road that crossed the access road on which Bonnie was parked. She was beginning to feel her luck had changed. But the truck didn't slow as it approached the intersection some 200 yards away. Instead, it shot right through the crossing and disappeared a few seconds later behind a scraggly hedgerow paralleling the road.
"Fuuuuuck," she murmured to herself. She checked the road behind her, scanned the tank farms for signs of vehicles or men, then looked back to the dirt road. Nothing. Again, fuuuck. Then, she smiled, thinking to herself, Now we're talking.
The pickup truck had ceased its flight down the dirt road and backed to the intersection. Even at this distance as the brown cloud thinned, Bonnie could see the faces of two men looking her way through the driver's side window. She stepped out from before the Camaro's front end to ensure that they got a better look at her, smiled, then gave them a cute little wave.
It only took a few seconds before the pickup truck's back wheels were again spitting dust into the Nevadan sky. The vehicle's back end spun around in the intersection, and the truck headed her way. It slowed as it neared, reducing the cloud it brought with it. Bonnie smiled -- feeling simultaneously relieved and victorious -- as the faces of the two young men leaning forward in their seats left little doubt that their attention was firmly on Bonnie's dramatically curved body.
"Hey, boys," she said with a flirty tone as the truck stopped such that both could again see her through the driver's side window. "Don't suppose I can catch a ride with you?"
Bonnie and Clyde and Clyde
(closed)
Bonnie Davis
35 years old
36DD-24-34
Bleached blond; deep brown eyes
(For the purpose of the introduction, imagine that the shirt is tied in a knot across her lower rib cage, boosting her breasts.)
Steam rolled out from under the hood of the classic '69 Camaro. Bonnie just stood there, on the shoulder of the road, watching the cloud of vapor rise into the air and dissipate. She knew what the problem was: blown hose. She also knew she didn't have the tools nor time to fix it. She needed to get off the road before some local yokel Deputy-type happened across her and, doing his due diligence, ran her ID.
Bonnie scanned the horizon for help and realized she just very may have to take a walk. She was in the middle of the Nevadan desert, thirty or forty or for as much as it mattered a thousand miles from the nearest garage or gas station. The massive fuel tanks of an oil refinery surrounded her in almost every direction. Her decision to get out of the view of the highway by pulling down a country road, then the refinery's access road, was coming back to haunt her.
Then, Bonnie caught sight of a rising, billowing line of road dust trailing behind a distant vehicle. She soon realized that it was an old pickup truck. It was traveling at break-neck speed down a dirt road that crossed the access road on which Bonnie was parked. She was beginning to feel her luck had changed. But the truck didn't slow as it approached the intersection some 200 yards away. Instead, it shot right through the crossing and disappeared a few seconds later behind a scraggly hedgerow paralleling the road.
"Fuuuuuck," she murmured to herself. She checked the road behind her, scanned the tank farms for signs of vehicles or men, then looked back to the dirt road. Nothing. Again, fuuuck. Then, she smiled, thinking to herself, Now we're talking.
The pickup truck had ceased its flight down the dirt road and backed to the intersection. Even at this distance as the brown cloud thinned, Bonnie could see the faces of two men looking her way through the driver's side window. She stepped out from before the Camaro's front end to ensure that they got a better look at her, smiled, then gave them a cute little wave.
It only took a few seconds before the pickup truck's back wheels were again spitting dust into the Nevadan sky. The vehicle's back end spun around in the intersection, and the truck headed her way. It slowed as it neared, reducing the cloud it brought with it. Bonnie smiled -- feeling simultaneously relieved and victorious -- as the faces of the two young men leaning forward in their seats left little doubt that their attention was firmly on Bonnie's dramatically curved body.
"Hey, boys," she said with a flirty tone as the truck stopped such that both could again see her through the driver's side window. "Don't suppose I can catch a ride with you?"
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