They'd found the road to nowhere. Off the M4 was a road sign; "Brickspan Highway" That's what Fran saw. But now she queried why there were no other vehicles to be seen. There was something very odd about the scene.
It was 1981 and the war had been over for years but the scene took on the look of a battle zone
Let's stop, take a look up the map." Tom suggested.
He scanned the road map spread across his lap, sweat forming little droplets upon his brow in the heat of midsummer's day.
"No such road or highway mentioned on here as Brickspan," he reckoned. "In fact, I don't know where the hell we are. Look, we have just come down the M4 right? - And we've taken a turning which doesn't exist. This is no new road; it looks more like that old wartime runway we saw in Lincolnshire. Are you sure you saw the sign, Fran? because I didn't"
"Yes, I did see the sign," Fran replied with some indignation. "And the name of the place where we saw that old runway was Metheringham. I appreciate your interest darling in the old world war two airfields but please, no more. Let's live in the present. Life must go on and we are on honeymoon, remember!"
"You are dead sure then that sign actually said Brickspan Highway, Fran? Looks more like a dust track than a highway."
Fran wanted out. Tom was getting niggled. Lately, he was always like this under pressure - trying to edge the blame onto her. She wondered if she should have taken up her former boyfriend's invite after all, Mathew was really something, but he was also Tom's brother, so she had to play it cool.
But she clearly remembered those passionate intimacies she'd shared with Mathew and he was game for anything. He had time for her but it was turning out that bloody Tom seemed more engaged to his obsession into the past.
Even now with her passion over spilling and being deprived by Tom she was immersed in those episodes shared with Mathew and remembered how he fucked her so beautifully over the snooker table and sometimes over the sink when he was helping her wash up, and all that going on whilst her new husband was in the shower.
Mathew claimed that she was fully fledged and wanted some of the action, after all Tom was his twin and they had shared most things so far!
Fran was so primed up now and felt she could not get enough of Tom, so his brother stood as a good stand in. She felt no guilt because Mathew seemed so much alike, except for his sexual preferences and that is what made Fran close to him.
That time over the billiard table was quite unexpected, when she was just placing the balls for him. She could not help it if, by bending over the edge, she was such a temptation to him. She couldn't help it either if she enjoyed the sensation of his sniff as he kneeled behind her and then the very well defined thrusting eminence into her newly initiated quinny, so wet and ready for more attention than Tom was able to give when he made her a woman.
Equally enjoyable was when he had her over the sink, it was so lovely, her hands all sudsy and sliding over his beautiful form as he fucked her full throttle. And not one plate was broken but she was, because she had her first anal fuck despite her early protests. But Mathew showed he a new way which was equally as divine.
Again, Mathew said in defence of his taking her that she had a very desirable butt made more tempting in her pretty lace red panties.
But Fran said he had no need to defend himself because it was absolutely lovely and secretly, she hoped that Tom would want her that way too.
Since she'd agreed to marry Tom she always wanted to spend her honeymoon in Britain, but right now she'd rather be back home in Montreal. She expected a little more attention from her brand new husband. This was a special time, not an in depth survey of Britain's past.
Already a week had passed and every day Tom was obsessed in history. Is this how it was going to be? Had she found something in Tom she didn't know about? Last thing she wanted was to spoil the honeymoon. But right now, her patience was being severely tested. Quietly she was masturbating whilst thinking of Mathew and his prominence, her passion unfulfilled and so demanding.
"I tell you without doubt I saw the sign." She replied sharply. Her brunette hair was blowing in the stiff breeze that seemed to come up from nowhere.
Curiosity persuaded Tom to continue: "Let's just carry on for a while, darling. You never know what me may find."
She had to go along with him. His grandfather was a Royal Canadian Air Force pilot during World War two and unfortunately lost his life at Metheringham. He needed to see the former airfield. Perhaps it was just the sad association with the place. His grandfather's crippled bomber didn't quite make the landing on return from a German bombing mission. This was why she held back - just for now anyway.
An hour later, still nothing had passed either way. The terrain was variable - no buildings, grazing animals, just - nothing - after a gusty night the day was fine, apart from the stiff breeze, just a few puffs of white cloud. But it was becoming hotter as the afternoon came in.
"Where the hell is we?" Tom yelled. The heat was getting to him now. Fran insisted they should turn back and Tom knew she was right. He instantly responded and Jan sighed with relief.
Two hours later they still hadn't reached the M4 where they'd earlier turned off.
"This is being frantic time," Fran said pointing at the fuel gauge. They were nearly out of gas.
"Keep your eyes skinned for a gas station," Tom shouted.
Something loomed up. It wasn't a gas station. It was a square structure with a large wheel.
"I guess it's a mine shaft," Fran speculated.
They pulled up. Fran was right, it was derelict.
Deadly silence, except for an occasional creaking sound made for a spooky scene.. They waited, hoping someone was around who could help but there was nobody, the place was deserted.
"Well, we are nearly out of gas, darling, so it's sleeping in the car tonight. We are bound to see someone on the morning that can help." But Tom didn't sound confident.
"Some honeymoon, Fran griped, "spending the night in the car. We've been there, done that, before we were hitched."
Tom's face lightened. Worried frowns changed to a nonchalant grin. "I remember it well, darling."
Fran turned to capture the moment in the eyes of the guy she'd met at high school. The very dishy dark haired young man with the most deep brown eyes she'd ever encountered. Now he seemed he was interested in the girl he married again and she felt a tingle in her spine.
She remembered his car that old wreck on wheels, an old clapped out Ford Anglia she'd teased him about. He went on to qualify as a medical laboratory technician and she took natural history. They both achieved professional standards. But she too, clearly remembered the first time they spent a night together, when she discovered they were right for each other in every way and this was the lifetime guy for her.
They made themselves as comfortable as possible in the back but there wasn't much room for stretching out. They had just one blanket Fran snatched from the boot, which was ample because the night was clammy. They just snuggled up close to each other and Fran felt less scared now. Tomorrow was another day. Something would come up.
She soon lost her senses as they deeply kissed. It was quite romantic really in the car. This hadn't happened since their early dating days. But they'd discovered much about each other since those times so there was no awkward fumbling - save a few slight adjustments given the very limited space, which gave rise to riveting bouts of shared laughter.
As she felt his deep bonding, she knew she was wrong even to consider she had made a mistake in rejecting Mat. He was a good lover okay but Tom had the edge, and besides it was full package, she could never have loved Mat as she did Tom. They soon reached their Waterloo, Fran crying out: "Tom, Tom!" as they felt the essence culminating their love together. She could never get enough of him and wanted more, she took him this time and was soon taken in the current of their shared passion; he was hers despite his shortcomings.
During the night Fran heard the mine wheel turning, she was sure of it. There were men's voices too, or a man's voice. Wiping the condensation from the window she saw a dark figure and immediately woke telling Tom who reluctantly ventured out to investigate. He returned assuring her that nobody was out there - that it was a trick of the shadows in the moonlight.
Fran hugged up to him trying to sleep but it was too scary. No sights excepting the shadows and no sounds now - as if they were in the middle of nowhere.
In the morning Fran complained she'd hardly slept. She was sure she had heard that wheel turning. Tom said he was still tired too so after some refreshment they put their heads down again. If anyone came they would be bound to see them and perhaps come to their assistance.
They came too just after noon and were ready for something to eat again. Fran brought something out of the cool box in the boot and was relieved that they came well stocked with food and drink. They managed to freshen up too with the aid of wet wipes and a container full of water which was a blessing.