This story is a follow up to a previous one of mine...Emmerdale meets Corrie...Chapter 1...
If you need to get to know the characters, read that one first...
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"This looks promising dad," said Debbie Dingle as she passed a newspaper over to her father Cain.
Cain and Debbie ran the local repair garage in the village of Emmerdale. They were looking to branch out into the market, in older, but more expensive cars, that had been restored to a high standard.
Cain gave the advertisement, for a 15 year old BMW, a brief look and replied. "Might be worth a look, well done."
Later that day, Cain rang the number and ascertained that the car was still available and he arranged to hire a low loader and drive over the following day to inspect and hopefully buy it.
"Where is Weatherfield"? Asked Debbie as Cain began to get ready to leave.
He replied, "near Manchester, I think."
"Hope you have your Sat Nav then, if you only think you know where it is" his daughter replied as she kissed him on the cheek and wished him a safe journey.
As he drove over the Pennines into Lancashire, Cain was trying to remember where he had heard of Weatherfield before. There was something at the back of his mind, that he had met someone from there, but couldn't remember who or when.
He found both the district and the house he was looking for with ease.
The car was in fairly good condition and worth a lot more than he finished up paying the widow of the previous owner, but business was business.
He had noticed a slight knocking noise in the engine, nothing to worry about, but he might be able to reduce his offer a bit more if he could convince the seller that it was a problem.
"I need a part for the engine, is there a garage around here"? He asked the lady.
She replied, "There is Webster's on Coronation Street, he is usually ok, it's just around the corner."
Cain made his way to the garage and on the way noticed a Florists called 'Preston's Petals'.
He spotted the woman adjusting the blooms for sale in buckets outside and realised why he remembered Weatherfield.
The woman was the one he had met at Manchester Airport and they had flown to Barcelona and he had fucked her silly for a couple of days, before dumping her and carried out some dodgy business deal.
He was sure that it was the same woman. He followed her into the shop.
"Tracy isn't it?" He asked.
Tracy looked at the stranger for a second and then recognised him.
"My god the Yorkshireman with the big ego." She exclaimed
"Don't forget my cock is bigger than my ego." Replied Cain, then continued, "I came to buy a car, then saw you and fancied a quick fuck as well."
Feigning shock Tracy said, "Wow, that ego doesn't get any smaller does it?" Then continued, "it's been what, two years and you think you can just turn up and we end up fucking, dream on."
Cain smiled and said, "you recognised me straight away and I bet the first thing you thought of was Barcelona and the best sex you ever had."
"Arrogant bastard." She replied.
"I notice that you didn't deny it though." He said with that smirk he carried.
A flustered Tracy said, "it was ok, I suppose, had better, had worse."
Cain now took the initiative, "That you remember what it was like after all this time means that either you haven't been getting any in the meantime, or it was mind blowing and you have never forgotten it."
He continued, "and in view of the screaming and shouting when you came, makes me think it was the latter."
For once the stroppy Tracy was stopped in her tracks. "I'm a married woman now, and I don't fuck around, especially with the likes of you."
Cain turned towards the door. "Your loss darling, you might never get to sample my meat again, but there are plenty of females out there who will."
He was halfway out of the door when Tracy said, "wait."
Cain smiled, dropped the latch on the door and turned the sign, from open to closed.
He walked over to Tracy, took her in his arms and drew her towards him. Their mouths met.
The kiss was powerful, almost brutal in its intensity as tongues duelling against one another sought satisfaction.
Cain didn't give a second thought to his wife Moira as he lifted Tracy in his arms and carried her into the back room.