WEDNESDAY MORNING
Big Red got a text from Eli:
"Get over to my house through the backyard. No clothes."
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The sun hammered the suburbs, cicadas screaming like an orgasm. She slunk out the back door, her sweat-slick skin glistening, tits jostling with each tip-toe across the lawn. A neighbor revved his mower. BRRRRRM! She ducked behind a hydrangea, thorns scratching her arm and plush thigh.
Eli's backyard stunk of charcoal and lighter fluid.
His friend leaned against the grill--short, salt-and-pepper beard, smile sharp as a switchblade. "Eli's busy" he purred, thumb hooking his belt. "But he said you'd entertain."
He spun her, face smashed against vinyl siding, breasts pancaking into the blistering hot surface.
"Hands here," he growled, splaying her palms wide. His cock jammed between her thighs-thick, veiny diesel-tip poking out her front, shining in the sun.
"Grab it" he snapped. She obeyed, fingers squeezing as he pumped, his sack slapping her ass. THWACK-THWACK-THWACK!
The mower roared closer.
"Quiet girl," he hissed yanking her hair. Her moan turned into a whimper, teeth sinking into her lip. His thrusts angled up, cock nudging her clit with each piston stroke.
"Gonna break you into confetti," he grunted, spit dripping down her neck.
He yanked her down, knees plunging into mulch, her dress hiked to her ribs.
"Suck it clean," he ordered, slapping his dick across her tongue. She gagged, slurping salty-as-tears pre-cum as the mower idled next door.
BRRRM-BRRRM-BRRRM!
"Deeper" he snarled, fisting her curls, ramming her nose into his crotch.
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A shadow loomed. The neighbor gaped over the fence, mower dead, keys dangling from his limp hand.
She froze, dick dripping on her chin, eyes widening. The friend laughed, crunching gravel as he zipped up. "Oops," he mocked, tossing her a greasy rag. "Better wave, darlin!"
She stumbled home, ass wobbling, neighbor still gawking. Eli waved from his window, grinning while eating a peach. Her phone buzzed. Unknown Number:
"My turn. Clean up." -Mower Guy"
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The door thudded.