[This is a work of fiction. It is an unadulterated and unabashed attempt to tickle male fantasies, and as such, may not be entirely realistic. With the exception of some place geography and a few historical persons, all other places, events, and characters are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.]
SPECIAL HISTORICAL NOTE:
Comencheria actually existed and the Comanche Indians vigorously defended their territory against any uninvited intruders, be they red, white, black, or any other color. After the Apache of the southwestern United States, Comanches were among the most fierce and brutal of warriors, especially against the invasion of the hated whites. The Comanche actions described in this story are a matter of historical record.
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I looked about in horror at the carnage going on around me. My twenty-four year old husband, Chris, was in the act of firing his rifle when he took two arrows in his chest and three in his back. He fell over, dead before he hit the ground. Sam, thirty-one years old, shot an Indian in the forehead with his rifle, scattering brains and pieces of skull in a gory, red spray. He took a tomahawk deep in the back of his head for his trouble, nearly splitting his skull in half and spilling gore out in a river. Sally, Sam's twenty-five year old wife, screaming in demented shrieks, was held in the fierce grip of two warriors while two more held me just as fiercely. I wasn't screaming, but I was sick with horror and shock. With the two men suddenly down and out in the short but fierce surprise attack, the fighting was all over.
Sally, still madly screaming, and I were forced to look on as our men were stripped, scalped, and brutally mutilated. Warriors began making deep, knife cuts in biceps and thighs, slit bellies wide open, and removed genitals which they then stuffed into the mouths of the bodies. Sally was still shrieking and wailing until a warrior smashed a rifle barrel across the side of her head face.
I stood starkly still and mute in even deeper fear and shock. We had been grabbed by surprise in the garden while our men worked near the barn. In our post party state, the results of the night before, Sally and I had failed to bring our Colts out with us, something we almost never forgot to keep within easy reach. Sam and Chris, obviously, had remembered their Winchesters, but had failed to notice our error.
The capture of Sally and me was so sudden and without any warning, that the presence of Colts on the ground twenty feet away would not have made any difference anyway. Those Colts were much too heavy to carry in our skirts while bending and hoeing in the garden. The Indians tied Sally and me to a fence rail and while they proceeded to ransack our cabins and belongings, I thought back over the events that brought me to this place and our present predicament. I had to do something, while we waited, to take my mind off worrying about what was in store for Sally and me.
I was nineteen and newly married, to the tune of four months and ten days. Chris Giles and his older brother Sam had built a double cabin with a dog-run between them, on their small land claim on the upper Brazos in West Texas. Sam and his wife had lived in one cabin and Chris in the other while they tried to build up their cattle holdings. Their starter herd was ten cows and eight calves. Sally had not joined Sam until the cabins had been completed. Chris had lived alone in his cabin until he returned to St. Louis for his bride, me.
Chris and I had not met until our wedding day. I was a mail order bride by the name of Emma Olson, from the south side of Chicago where I was born and raised. The train took me, as part of a large group of other mail order brides headed west for husbands, to St. Louis where Chris met me and we were married by a justice of the peace.
An hour later, Chris and I boarded a steamboat for the trip down the Mississippi on our honeymoon cruise to Vicksburg where we were planning to swap the boat for horses and ride to "the ranch" in West Texas--out in what Chris called, Comencheria.
"Well, "Chris said as we crossed the landing stage onto the boiler deck of the steamboat, "how does if feel to be Mrs. Chris Giles?"
"I don't know, it's all too new yet, but I can let you know in a little while."
"Now, Emma, just what do you mean by that little remark?" Chris asked, with a smirk.
"You may not know it yet, but you will soon find out. I am not the typical, shy, virginal acting young woman that is the expected behavior today, at least not in private. I have a very healthy need for sex and you better be able to satisfy that need!"
"Whoa!" cried Chris. "How you do talk!"
"Don't worry, Chris, I am still a virgin, even if I don't act virginal. However, carefully locked away in my room at home, I have had to satisfy myself with my fingers or vegetables for far too long. All I want to do right now is get to our cabin and, if you will pardon the expression from the mouth of a 'lady,' fuck your brains out! Mine too, while we're at it!"
"Such talk, as you say, from a lady! Well then, let's not keep the lady waiting," said Chris as he took my arm and led me up the forward grand staircase to the Hurricane Deck and our cabin, up near the bow. As the door slammed shut with the kick Chris gave it, I turned and grabbed Chris in a tight embrace. As we hugged each other tightly, my ample breasts were crushed into Chris's chest and I ground my pussy into the fast growing bulge in Chris' pants.
With an explosion of breathe, I managed to squeak out, "I told you I was not lady in private."
We both released a low growl of a moan and fell into a sloppy, wet, French kissing session. Chris finally broke our kiss and gurgled out, "Hold on Emma, let me get the door locked first!"
While he turned to lock the door, I started stripping off my clothes. I hated women's clothes of 1870's with a passion. I did not wear a white bridal gown for my wedding. I traveled in and was married in my dark blue skirt suit. Under the jacket was a long sleeved, frilly white blouse with a demure, high neck collar of lace. Under that was my white chemise that ended at mid thigh.
From the waist down were those voluminous bloomers that I so hated. Calf-length stockings inserted into black, high-top, button shoes completed the outfit. Oh yes, I couldn't forget the damned silly hat I had to also wear or the gloves. None-the-less, I had the jacket, blouse, and skirt off by the time Chris turned around to look at me.
"Wow," he said, "You sure are in a hurry, aren't you!"
"Yes, I am, for a real man and what he carries between his legs, so help me get these damned shoes unbuttoned and off, Chris."