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This one is for the 2023 Halloween Story Contest. As always, your votes and comments are much appreciated.
And Happy Halloween to All!
"Ma, I'm pulling into the cemetery, I gotta hang up now."
I groaned when she didn't take the hint and finally say goodbye. "
But you've got the flowers, right?"
"Of course, I got the flowers, that's why I'm here. So, Angela will have them on her grave for All Saints Day tomorrow."
I could the hear the chime of the doorbell echoing through the house in the background and I was hoping she was going to hang up.
"Oh, there goes my doorbell. Sounds like I've got a bunch of trick or treaters on the porch, so I'd better go give them their treats. Just make sure to say a prayer for me and Angela's mother when you arrange the flowers, Peter."
"Yeah, sure, Ma," I said, rolling my eyes, like I'd ever bother to say a prayer.
"And I hope you remember where her crypt is. Because this is the least you can do for her, since you barely ever went to the hospital to see her when she was dying."
"Yeah, I know where it is, I'm pulling up in front right now. And I'm not a doctor, so it wasn't like I could do anything for her, even if I did go to see her. Why don't you go and see about the kids at the door, and I'll talk to you later, Ma."
"Okay. I'm just glad that she'll have her flowers for tomorrow, so she'll know that she was loved."
"Yeah, me, too," I said, with an even bigger eye roll, since she was dead and gone, and a bunch of posies on her grave wasn't going to do anything for her. "Take care, Ma," I said, as I hung up.
It wasn't like my dead wife was going to be able to smell the stupid things, or know what they looked like from inside the vault where her body was stashed. But since the two moms paid me to pick up a couple of bouquets of fall flowers for her, once I pocketed half the money, I figured I might as well drop them off before I headed over to the strip club to get a lap dance.
Maybe because it was Halloween night, the moment I stepped out my car I felt an odd chill run up my spine. Glancing around at the rows of tombstones, shrouded in mist, the cemetery felt pretty eerie, especially with it being so dark out. With the cool wind blowing the fallen leaves around, and the full moon shining down through the bare branches of the trees, it almost felt haunted.
But I wasn't afraid of no ghosts. I always thought the idea of spirits coming back from the dead was just a bunch of crap. I figure once you're gone, you're gone, and you ain't comin' back, and that's all there was to it.
Deciding I'd better hurry up and get this thing done, so I could go watch the girls shake their booties, I grabbed the flowers off the front seat, locked up and headed inside. When the big glass doors closed behind me, I was just glad it didn't feel as cold as it did outside, and I unzipped my leather jacket.
Then I turned my head when I noticed a woman smiling, standing near my late wife's vault.
Letting my eyes rake over her, I thought she looked sexy enough to be a stripper. She had a body that wouldn't quit, that already had my cock stirring. Nice big tits, full hips and shapely legs, and long blonde hair trailing down her back, she was absolutely gorgeous.
As I approached her, I could see her eyes lighting up as she looked me over, like she liked what she was seeing. Not that I worked out or anything, though I did work hard laying bricks all day. But I thought I still looked pretty good for a guy who just turned forty.
"I'm just here to pay respects to my late wife," I told her, quickly shoving the flowers into the brass holders on either side of Angela's marker, so I could focus my attention on the little hottie.
I couldn't believe the way she slyly grinned, as she took a step closer. When she reached out and touched me, letting her hands slide over my chest, and down over my abs, I half-wondered if I was dreaming, because this kind of shit never happened to me. Usually, I was the one trying to talk women into getting busy with me, and almost no one ever approached me of their own free will.