From the Outside
Copyright 2022 Christopher D.B.
Note from the author: This story is part two of a series. Please read the original story, Collateral Damage, which can be found at here at Literotica.
I'll tell you a story from the road. It happened long enough ago that I feel it's safe to tell. It was late on a Saturday morning. One of the few Saturdays that I'd had to myself, with no obligation to drive to the village for work and training.
My old Airstream trailer was parked on a strip of RV sites behind a cheap motel, located on the least rough side of a declining industrial city. I'd been there for roughly one year.
While I thought about putting on another pot of coffee or maybe taking a load of dirty clothes to the small laundry room over at the motel, I saw a car pull up. A dark blue Taurus. One from the church's fleet.
Through the front window of my trailer I saw Jael get out of the car. She was alone. I got up from the sofa and opened the door seconds after she knocked.
Chewbecca, an old chow, mastiff, shepherd, wooly mammoth mix, gave a low growl and painfully got to her feet, but when she recognized Jael's voice she calmed down a little.
During the week Jael drove what the church called a lunch wagon. A van loaded with either box lunches or food to be served family style, and delivered it to employees at the various businesses they operated here in the city.
She told me that she had been on a courier run and had taken care of that quicker than expected. Having some rare free time, and heard where I was living, she thought she might drop by for a visit. It sounded like a bullshit story to me, but I invited her in.
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Shortly after I'd moved to that city I started working for an auto repair shop. I'd been drifting around for a while, taking various jobs that didn't work out, and somewhat hated getting back into mechanic work but it was a skill I had and I felt I was getting low on cash.
While at first glance it was your typical shop, maybe looked a little rundown like the rest of the neighborhood, I soon learned that all of the employees belonged to a church that also owned the place. That wasn't necessarily a turn-off for me as there was no pressure to join their church. In fact, religion was rarely discussed at all. They paid me well and had plenty of work.
Around the middle of the day the church's lunch wagon would drop by and everyone would eat together on this covered patio out back, which they called the gathering place. I was welcome to join them, and it was a free lunch, so I did. Dan, the shop's manager would always lead us in a group prayer before the meal. Otherwise the conversation was what you might expect from a bunch of guys.
The lunch wagon was usually driven by some older man, conservatively dressed, and sometimes if he arrived late, maybe us being his last stop, he would stay and join us for the meal. On occasion he would have a helper with him. One day that helper was Jael.
She was short, heavy set, and wore her dark brown hair in a thick bun. I guessed she was in her early to mid twenties like I was at that time. Jael wore the same type of clothes as nearly all the women in that church. A long blue dress with long sleeves, some clumpy shoes, and a loose fitting black shawl that was like something a grandma might wear.
Although her outfit was unflattering and didn't reveal any cleavage, it was impossible not to see that despite her extra weight, it was nicely proportioned. Her large breasts looked like perfect spheres. They were impossible to ignore.
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So now Jael had dropped in at my trailer. Though no longer growling, my dog eyed her with suspicion.
"She's a retired junkyard dog," I explained. "And this is the first time you're on her turf."
I told Jael I was about to put on some coffee and offered her a cup. Still standing by the front door, she looked around, spotted a bottle of Old Crow in the open cabinet under the TV, and asked if she might have a glass of that instead.
The church had a vineyard and made wine. Drinking alcohol was not forbidden, but was done sparingly. Liquor, that early in the day, it didn't seem right. Still, I poured two glasses over a few ice cubes. It would have been wrong not to join her for a drink.
"You have a nice trailer. Can't say much for this dumpy park hidden back here," she said.
I admitted the little park behind the motel was trash. My trailer was probably the only one there that was roadworthy. You might say my neighbors were a real cast of characters, but I never had any problems with them. There was no need to tell Jael that they stopped talking to me once they saw I was getting involved with the church.
"Have you seen the RV park we have at the village?" she asked. I told her I had passed by it before, it was located near what looked like a motel from the early 70's they called the bachelorette dorm, which I'd learned was where Jael lived.
"Its fifty amps there," she said. "I'm not sure what that means except that it's supposed to be good. The church introduced me to a member that works on the power grid at the village. He told me that."
"I only need thirty amps," I said. "You need fifty if you have two air conditioners on the roof." Then I asked Jael what happened to that guy. I'd noticed that nearly everyone in the church was married, and I was a little surprised that she was single.