Everybody's old enough, foxy enough, you're better off reading Chapter 1 first, blah blah...
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I was pumped. It was that incredible feeling you get when you realize that the exam you were completing couldn't have been any easier if you had written the questions yourself. I could see the A in Chemistry which would solidify my 4.0 for the semester. I went over my answers one more time and, satisfied with them, turned in the booklet and left. I felt like I owed myself a party but looking at my watch realized I had to get home and grab my bags so I could head out to the airport.
I'm Ariel Brody and I'm a nineteen year-old freshman at Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. My ultimate goal was to go on to the Veterinary School and become a large animal vet. I'm also the part-time administrative assistant to Frank Wright. His thoroughbred breeding and racing operation in Kentucky is ranked as being in the top ten in the country. The plane I had to catch would take me to that job in Lexington.
I drove over to my apartment just off campus and as I was about to insert my key I noticed that my front door was slightly ajar. I had thought I had locked and pulled it closed but... Oh well, I'll be sure to next time. I went into my bedroom to get my bags when someone jumped out from behind the door and clasped one hand around my mouth while his other hand held one of my own kitchen knives to my throat.
I froze. I was fairly strong but I wasn't stupid enough to believe I was stronger than a steel blade. A voice came from behind me. "That's good, little girl! You've figured out that struggling would be a waste of time, right?"
I couldn't speak because of his hand so I nodded.
"You know what I'm here for, right?" I shook my head no. "I've been sent by the manners police. You freshmen girls think you can run around with your sweet asses crammed into tight jeans, your shirts half unbuttoned, driving guys crazy, and not suffer any consequences? Well honey, I'm the consequence. Take off your clothes."
He took his hand away from my mouth but I didn't want to argue about the inevitable. I started unbuttoning my shirt. He said "Wait! I'm gonna sit on the bed and enjoy the show."
I shut my eyes. I had read somewhere that if you hadn't seen your attacker's face and couldn't identify him, your chances of surviving a rape improved. It might have been only a novel, but it sounded logical.
I resumed my unbuttoning and was surprised to be thinking that this would make me late getting to the airport. I took off my bra and as I was unbuttoning my jeans he commented, "Nice tits!"
I found myself answering. "Thank you."
After I had pushed my panties to the floor he called me over. "Come forward... a little to the right... that's fine, now take my pants off."
I felt the tip of the knife resting on my shoulder. While I was blowing him I tried every trick I could think of to get him to come as quickly as possible to get the experience over with but he grabbed me and threw me face down on the bed. He entered me for just long enough to lubricate his cock and then he shifted to my ass. Now I'm pretty tight there since my friend David is the only man to ever enter me back there and he'd only used it twice. It felt like this guy'd driven a horse van into me but I found I was starting to get into it.
When he was done I could tell from his ragged breathing that he was exhausted. "So, what did you think?"
I was so surprised at his question I forgot I wasn't supposed to look at his face. I flipped over and hoisted myself onto my elbows on the bed. "What do you mean '
what did you think
'? Are you asking me to
critique my rape
?"
He looked a little sheepish. "Yeah, I guess I am!"
I thought for a minute. "Well, when you first grabbed me I was
really
scared. That part was intense, but after the sex started you turned kind of tender. You know, stroking me, kissing my fingertips while I was going down on you. My darling, I'm happy to report that you just don't make a very good rapist.
But I swear
, David Knowles your timing sucks. You knew I wanted to get to Kentucky as early as possible. Why would you pick today to attack me?"
"Because I figured you wouldn't expect it?"
I laughed and kissed him on the end of his nose. "Considering where it's been lately I think I'll pass on kissing your dick; but seriously David let's get showered quickly so we can get to the airport."
"I'll come with you!"
"
No
, every time you get in the shower with me we don't leave until we run out of hot water. I'll go first." His expression was so hang dog I finally relented. "Oh, come on, but please try to be good. I really do want to hurry."
"I promise! I'll just get into the shower on my knees and let you do your shower thing while I nibble on whatever I find down there."
"
Oh
! You're incorrigible!"
Who's David Knowles? He's my sixty-four year-old lover, he's my Sugar Daddy, he's my boyfriend, my mentor, my patron... David and I have had frequent discussions attempting to define our relationship; why don't we leave it at the fact that he's my very good friend. We met two years ago when he was staying at the Hyatt in D.C. and I was the hooker who was sent up to his room in response to his call. Twice I've told him that I loved him and both times it seemed to make him uncomfortable. I don't quite understand that 'cause I can tell that he loves me. Maybe it's because of the difference in our ages, but whatever the reason I respect his wishes and don't say it anymore.
David called Howard from the car to alert him to our impending arrival. Howard Barnes was David's pilot, driver, part-time cook, Major Domo, and close friend.
The preflight had already been completed, the flight plan to Lexington already filed, and all that remained to be done was to board the luggage and ourselves. We were airborne in nine minutes. Howard had been teaching me to fly for a while now, so I was sitting left seat to him. Mine had to be the only student pilot's logbook around with nine hours logged in a Cessna 172 or any other light plane and close to 80 hours in a Citation. Howard got to our cruising altitude and turned the aircraft over to me. "I'm going to go make myself a sandwich. Buzz me on the intercom as you approach LILLI."
"Roger that, I'm to call you forward approaching LILLI. Bring me back a water?"