Please read the previous chapters before this one to understand the story up to this point. None of these chapters are stand-alone. This chapter does contain erotic scenes.
Enjoy.
I woke to the sound and movement of Pam coming back to bed. She crawled under the covers and I reached for her chilled body.
She snuggled back as close as she could to me. "You're so warm."
We lay there for a few minutes before she said, "Can we go out jogging this morning? I just weighed myself and I've gained three pounds since a week ago."
I responded, "Wonder how that happened?"
She moaned and admitted that she had been eating a lot since we met.
I tried to help, "But we've been getting a lot of sexercise."
She giggled and said, "Maybe, but it's not enough."
"Jeez Pam, you're going to wear the skin off junior. I'm actually sore this morning."
She launched into baby talk, "Awww, poor baby. Can Pammy kiss it and make it better?"
"Well, if you think that'd help."
She turned and crawled under the covers. Just her lovely firm butt and legs were sticking out. Her hand raised my flaccid cock and she started kissing it and talking baby talk to it. "Now you be a good wittle boy and let Pammy see what's wrong. Awwww, you've got a wittle scuff spot right were daddy rubbed you against Pammy's teeth last night. Shame on daddy! Let me kiss it and make it all better."
She kissed it all up and down the shaft and rubbed it along her soft face. She reached with her other hand and started gently massaging and pulling on daddy's balls. I could feel junior French kissing Pammy and playing with her tongue. Then he must have decided to go visit her tonsils and check out her Adam's apple. It was a tight squeeze but he made it. Pammy locked onto daddy's balls and squeezed, as junior couldn't decide if he wanted to be in or out.
Since Pam was squeezing, I thought I might get in on the action. I reached for her butt and squeezed one of the cheeks hard enough to be reprimanded by a swift punch to my leg. We each eased off a little. As she deep-throated junior, I fingered an adorable ass. Of course, it wasn't long till junior erupted in Pammy's mouth much to my pleasure.
Her head come from under the cover. "Now is that all better?"
"I think so but you'll have to check it again later." She curled into my arms and looked directly into my eyes.
"You make me a very satisfied woman. Now, let's get our jogging clothes on. I'm going to run your ass into the ground."
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It was only 7:00 when we left the backyard, went through the gate and began jogging toward the barn. The sun was up, but not by much, and a very pretty mist hung suspended a few feet above the ground. The cold morning air was refreshing as we rounded the barn, through another gate and out into the pasture toward the creek we had visited the day before. We had to dodge the cow pies in the pasture but none of them appeared to be too fresh.
As we approached the creek, I was winded but Pam was going strong. I asked if we could stop for a minute.
"You must be out of shape old man. We haven't even gone a mile."
I struggled to catch my breath. "You're right, I haven't jogged in several years. But you'll get me back in shape, I'm sure."
She reached up and pulled my mouth to hers for a quick kiss. She must have looked behind me because she screamed, "TOM, THE BULL'S COMING!"
I looked around and he was about 100 yards away but headed straight for us at a steady trot. "Oh damn, let's get to the barn."
Winded or not, we both headed up the hill and straight toward the gate as fast as we could. I thought my lungs would rupture. I took a quick glance behind us and he was still coming, now only 50 yards behind. We could hear the pounding of his hooves on the ground and the snorting from his hard breathing. We made it to the gate with only 10 yards to spare.
Pam opened the latch and we squeezed through. I jerked it closed behind me but it didn't catch and bounced slowly open again. The bull just waited till it opened enough for him to get through. By then we were in the barn and headed up the ladder to the loft. I could hear the very loud sound of his hooves pounding the ground as he entered the barn. He snorted several times. I glanced down but he was looking around and not up. To him, we had just disappeared.
We collapsed on the floor of the loft. It took a few minutes for me to begin breathing normally. Pam and I glared at each other, trying to figure out who was to blame for our near disaster. Then we just laughed hysterically.
I pleaded, "Pleeease don't ever take me jogging again in a cow pasture."
"Well, I used to think it was safer than being on the road."
I peeked down the ladder opening. "He's still there. Do you have a cell phone?"
"No."
"Neither do I. It's 7:40 so your mom and Jerri will be looking for us soon."
"At least I left a note saying we'd be jogging. I just didn't tell them where."
"The bull will eventually give up and go out."
"Yeah, but when?"
A few minutes later, we heard a vehicle drive down the lane and a man yelled at the bull. I looked downstairs again and saw the bull leave quickly.
We waited a minute until the engine cut off and I climbed down to take a look. I yelled back up to Pam that it was safe to come down. Two men were walking back to the barn after securing the bull in the pasture. They saw us coming out of the barn.
Pam knew one of them, "Hey Bobby! We sure are glad to see you."
"Pam, how in the world are you young lady? I haven't see you in four or five years."
"I'm fine. Thanks for saving us. Let me introduce my friend Tom."
We shook hands and Bobby introduced us to his buddy Fred who was about Jerri's age. We then explained what happened and that the gate latch didn't catch. Fred said he'd noticed before that it wasn't working just right and that he'd change it.
I asked, "Is that bull as mean as he acted with us?"
Bobby responded, "Not usually. He was probably more interested in you than angry. We've not had an issue with him till now. I'll keep an eye on him and if he becomes too territorial or aggressive, we'll talk to Ruth about replacing him."
Pam asked, "So what are you two doing here?"
Bobby responded, "We come every Thursday at this time to check on the cattle and do all the odd jobs that Ruth needs done. Since Richard died, we decided to help out as much as we could. Fred and his parents have a farm just up the road and, of course, you know about my small spread."
"Mom mentioned that she had some help but I didn't know the details. Thank you very much for helping her." Pam walked over and hugged them both.
Fred replied, "That's what neighbors are for. Richard was always quick to help my family and Bobby."
We shook hands again; then Pam and I headed to the house. Over breakfast, we recounted our adventure but Pam made it more exciting than I remembered it. She asked Ruth about Fred since he seemed to be new in the area.
"His dad, Jonathan, bought that farm about five years ago. We didn't know them very well but we heard from another neighbor not long after you left that he had been injured in a fall at their barn. Richard went over and talked to him and his wife and got to know the situation a bit better. Then your dad and some other neighbors went over quite a few times to put up hay and move the cattle to fresh fields, do repairs, that kind of thing. The ladies of the church just adopted his wife Mary. We took food over and visited a number of times. Jonathan was laid up for a couple of months and we got to know them really well. They are great people.
"Fred is their youngest son but, unfortunately, his wife left him for someone else. Fred then moved here and has been helping out on the farm, which his parents really appreciate."
Pam replied, "He's a very nice looking guy. How old is he?"
"I think he's around 26 or 27. But he sure doesn't look that old."
Ruth had baked cinnamon rolls and made very tasty Spanish omelets. To her credit, Pam only ate half of her roll and gave the rest of it to me. Maybe she was serious about loosing a couple of pounds.
During breakfast, Ruth brought up Pam's discussion about Lydia's dreams. "I was thrilled to hear about Lydia and how God sent a message to her. I'm even more thrilled that God has brought you two together.
"Jerri and I talked this morning about all of this. We both feel that God brought our husbands and us together but we don't know that for sure. We just have faith that He did. With you two, it's certain and that's both a blessing and a burden."