Remec
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"Mister...hey, Mister..."
The quiet voice partially penetrated the dreams of home Carl had been enjoying. Mostly...he'd just reached to point where Mary Sue had told him she was willing to wait until his tour was up and she'd finished school for them to get married, as long as Carl understood they weren't going further than really heavy petting and, maybe, some oral action until she had that ring on her finger.
This was the part of the dream where he usually woke up anyways; so when the voice seeped into his head, Carl let one eye slowly pry itself up. He peeked from beneath the half opened lid and saw the kid he'd spoken too earlier. Bobbie or something like that, travelling with his Nana to meet his mother. "Wha'?"
"They jus' said change here for Fort Jackson. Ain't dat where yer goin'?"
Carl sat up and looked about. At first glance, he seemed to be where he was before he went to sleep. So amazing how alike these bus stations could be, even after hundreds of miles. "Yep.", he said through a yawn, covering his mouth and rubbing at both cheeks and his chin to both be polite and to rush himself awake. "Was nice talkin' to ya...you take care." He stood and brushed off his uniform must remember to find that lint brushhe thought, putting on his hat as he moved off and nodding to the boy's Nana. "Ma'am."
The outside of the bus was a slight jolt. It hadn't been so cold when he stretched his legs at the last stop. But that had been during the day and at a much lower elevation then they were at now. And it seemed to have been snowing here lately.
Carl got his bag from the driver at the side of the bus, and headed inside where it was warm. He sighed at the sight. Row upon row of empty seats in different little groupings filled much of the otherwise barren warehouse of a building. Here and there were those little coin-operated televisions. A rack of brochures supplied by the state travel commission advertised all the wonderful sights to be found locally or within a short ride. A newspaper machine sat forlornly in a semidark corner near a small bank of payphones.
Opposite it was about the only cheery thing in the place. The snack bar...lit with amber tones from the yellow bulbs hanging from the false ceiling that made the area seem more inviting than the vastness above one's head in the main station room, it beckoned to Carl as sure as if it was one of his favorite fast food places. As long as the food's warm and has anything resembling taste, I'm happy
He walked over, muttering to himself as his uniform hung up on what remained of an erection from the dream he'd waked from. Maybe I should let that dream run into the bad sections a little more...help quiet this down...ya have a mind of your own, y'know?
Carl stepped into the snack bar just as he thought that and felt the affirmative twitch in his pants as he found himself watching a group of pretty young things...college coeds by the school emblems and greek letters on their jackets and sweatshirts...who seemed to be saying goodbye to one of their number. He took as unobvious a glance in the wall mirror over the water fountain between the "Gents" and "Gals" rooms.
He seemed to have a bit of sleephair peeking from beneath his hat. It was longer than it really should be, but he'd been on leave and figured on getting a haircut before reporting for inspection on Monday. He also needed a shave, as hours of bus riding was showing on his face. It was long and lean, feral when he got one of those looks in his eyes and smile, and his teeth were bright and clean of debris (always something to consider when living on southern barbecue sandwiches). He suddenly realized his sunglasses were still on his face, he'd gotten so used to wearing them, and took them off...slipping them into his inner jacket pocket and brushing loose lashes from his deep, emerald eyes that happened to meet a pair of bright blue ones looking into the mirror from the group across the room behind him.
He smiled and gave her a wink.
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CLOSED thread for me and Destiny.
The quiet voice partially penetrated the dreams of home Carl had been enjoying. Mostly...he'd just reached to point where Mary Sue had told him she was willing to wait until his tour was up and she'd finished school for them to get married, as long as Carl understood they weren't going further than really heavy petting and, maybe, some oral action until she had that ring on her finger.
This was the part of the dream where he usually woke up anyways; so when the voice seeped into his head, Carl let one eye slowly pry itself up. He peeked from beneath the half opened lid and saw the kid he'd spoken too earlier. Bobbie or something like that, travelling with his Nana to meet his mother. "Wha'?"
"They jus' said change here for Fort Jackson. Ain't dat where yer goin'?"
Carl sat up and looked about. At first glance, he seemed to be where he was before he went to sleep. So amazing how alike these bus stations could be, even after hundreds of miles. "Yep.", he said through a yawn, covering his mouth and rubbing at both cheeks and his chin to both be polite and to rush himself awake. "Was nice talkin' to ya...you take care." He stood and brushed off his uniform must remember to find that lint brushhe thought, putting on his hat as he moved off and nodding to the boy's Nana. "Ma'am."
The outside of the bus was a slight jolt. It hadn't been so cold when he stretched his legs at the last stop. But that had been during the day and at a much lower elevation then they were at now. And it seemed to have been snowing here lately.
Carl got his bag from the driver at the side of the bus, and headed inside where it was warm. He sighed at the sight. Row upon row of empty seats in different little groupings filled much of the otherwise barren warehouse of a building. Here and there were those little coin-operated televisions. A rack of brochures supplied by the state travel commission advertised all the wonderful sights to be found locally or within a short ride. A newspaper machine sat forlornly in a semidark corner near a small bank of payphones.
Opposite it was about the only cheery thing in the place. The snack bar...lit with amber tones from the yellow bulbs hanging from the false ceiling that made the area seem more inviting than the vastness above one's head in the main station room, it beckoned to Carl as sure as if it was one of his favorite fast food places. As long as the food's warm and has anything resembling taste, I'm happy
He walked over, muttering to himself as his uniform hung up on what remained of an erection from the dream he'd waked from. Maybe I should let that dream run into the bad sections a little more...help quiet this down...ya have a mind of your own, y'know?
Carl stepped into the snack bar just as he thought that and felt the affirmative twitch in his pants as he found himself watching a group of pretty young things...college coeds by the school emblems and greek letters on their jackets and sweatshirts...who seemed to be saying goodbye to one of their number. He took as unobvious a glance in the wall mirror over the water fountain between the "Gents" and "Gals" rooms.
He seemed to have a bit of sleephair peeking from beneath his hat. It was longer than it really should be, but he'd been on leave and figured on getting a haircut before reporting for inspection on Monday. He also needed a shave, as hours of bus riding was showing on his face. It was long and lean, feral when he got one of those looks in his eyes and smile, and his teeth were bright and clean of debris (always something to consider when living on southern barbecue sandwiches). He suddenly realized his sunglasses were still on his face, he'd gotten so used to wearing them, and took them off...slipping them into his inner jacket pocket and brushing loose lashes from his deep, emerald eyes that happened to meet a pair of bright blue ones looking into the mirror from the group across the room behind him.
He smiled and gave her a wink.
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CLOSED thread for me and Destiny.
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