The first portion of this story was previously published as part of Total Woman Trainers Ch. 06. I have republished it here with some changes and continued into an expanded story. Please vote, comment, and enjoy.
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** Brenda Bradford 01
Tom Crawford sat behind his big desk. Bob Bradford, his friend and business collaborator, sat across from him. They had discussed their latest business venture. Bob had purchased some adjacent acreage with his past profits and Tom had gained the oil leases on the expanding parcels of Bob's modestly successful horse and cattle ranch.
Tom was feeling jolly about their state of affairs and offered Bob a celebratory cigar.
"No thanks, you know I don't smoke."
"Or drink, you teetotaler. Mind if I do?"
"Nah, go ahead."
Bob seemed subdued today, concerning Tom. He liked their arrangement and wanted his friend to be happy.
"Everything okay at the ranch?"
Bob sighed, "Yeah, but I'm worried about Brenda."
"What's up?
"She's going to Casper College now, just as I promised her late mother. But I don't like the look of things. She's hanging out at the state fairgrounds with that bunch of rowdy cowboys. I was just a cowpoke myself, yet her mother married me anyway. But then I got lucky when you found oil on my smallholdings."
"And made us both a shitload of money!"
"Yeah, thanks. But luck's a fickle thing and Brenda may not get any more out of life than a ranch hand cowboy and a bunch of kids. I want more for her. She deserves better than that."
Tom leaned back and blew a puff of bluish smoke at the ceiling. He had seen Brenda grow up after her mother passed away, a little wild without an adult woman's guiding hand at home. He found the buxom lass quite alluring and even now, his cock gave a twitch. But he always followed the sometimes silly rule about never fishing off the company dock. It was bad for business.
But maybe there was another way. Tom, the oil and cattle magnate, unknown to Bob or any of his local friends, was a TWA Pledge Contributor, and his cock twitched at another thought of Brenda joining him in bed. She was a vivacious pretty young woman, and he imagined anew the carnal possibilities.
"So Bob, what if she transfers to another college out of town, or even out of state, something upscale, mingled on-campus with men of substance and stature?"
"As good as that sounds, Tom, I'm getting along okay but I don't have the available money for that. You know: land rich but cash poor."
"Leave it to me, my friend, I know of scholarships available for worthy young coeds. Let me make some calls and see what I can arrange."
"Thanks, Tom. I really appreciate your interest in Brenda's development. You're a good friend."
"Not at all, Bob. Leave the details to me. I'll take care of everything."
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A few weeks later, the TWA G280 business jet sliced the blue sky above the prairie.
"KCPR Business Airport, Casper Control, this is TWA 001 requesting a vector for landing."
"TWA 001, proceed to the outer marker for Runway 8/21, winds from the northwest at 25 MPH. Welcome to the Cowboy State, darling."
Krystal grimaced. 'Darling? Not cowgirl or prairie bunny? This guy's game is lame.'
Krystal keyed the jet's intercom.
"Ten minutes to touchdown, sir. Please buckle in."
Ned buckled in. The sparse grass and flat terrain rose up towards him. They crossed the outer edge of the concrete runway and the jet nose tilted up as the wing wheels bumped down. The nose wheel connected with mother earth and the plane slowed swiftly when Krystal reversed thrust. It was a short taxi to the small craft terminal.
She shut down the engines, trotted down the foldout stairs first, and made the arrangements for tomorrow's mid-morning takeoff. The ground crew promised to have the jet ready to go for the 'darling' blonde pilot.
She got Ned settled in the black town car and followed directions down US29 towards the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds.
He thumbed again through Brenda's briefing packet. Her father was anxious for Brenda to escape the remote cattle range, to find more than a broke down cowboy and a herd of kids. He wanted her to rise up in the world and stake a claim to a better life.
Brenda had been approached by TWA Recruitment and they pledged her to not share the scholarship details with her widowed father. He would only know that his oil lease business associate had located for her a scholarship for an innovative academy.
Ned knew her father's secret TWA Pledge Contributor associate was sponsoring his business friend's brunette daughter for the scholarship, and that the father implicitly trusted his friend, dampening his curiosity.
Ned and Krystal found Brenda, the amateur rodeo clown, still in costume: face painted, baggy dungarees, oversized plaid shirt, dusty hair, and cloggy boots. She was hanging with the local young cowboys after practice.
Krystal played hostess and introduced Ned, first to Brenda and then the young male crowd.