Dear Diary,
Today was shaping up to be a tedious and somewhat stressful day when I decided to go for a walk in the woods. That all changed when I found a lighter...
It was early evening, just starting to get dark, when I put my coat on, grabbed my house keys and headed out for a stroll. As I've noted in previous diary entries things are coming to a head at work, and I needed to get out and clear my head. Slamming the front door behind me, I headed off down the road towards the common.
The weather was clear, a few stars starting to show and the moon bright, high and full as I approached the side of the common. Lost in thought I overshot the entrance to the woods, albeit only by a few yards, and had to double back.
I turned left onto the path and walked into the woods. After a few minutes on the main path I noticed something glinting in the undergrowth a couple of feet down a side turning. Bending down to look I realised that it was a silver coloured Zippo-like lighter.
I picked it up and examined it. There was some sort of inscription on it, but I couldn't read it in the faint light. I looked up the path but I couldn't see anyone in the distance, so I put the lighter in my pocket, intending to ask anyone I met if they'd lost it, or put an advert in the paper if I didn't find the owner.
The side path was narrower than the main path, but I wasn't really bothered which route I took, so I headed off down it. The moon was providing enough light to clearly see by, and my eyes had fully adjusted, so I wasn't worried about visibility.
The path wound around trees, and past bushes, it was obviously not one of the planned paths, but still used enough to be reasonably clear. I turned to look back, and although I could see the path I had been travelling on, I couldn't see the main path. I shrugged and decided to carry on.
As I came round a particularly large tree, I caught a whisper of voices on the wind. Something about the tone of the voices made me slow down and move cautiously, even though I couldn't work out what was being said.
I could see that the path I was on opened out into a moon lit clearing, and I approached it slowly, keeping to one side of the path. I could still hear the voices, which were getting clearer. There was a womans voice, and a mans, but I couldn't tell much more about them. I'm not sure why my instincts were to keep quiet and be stealthy, but in hindsight, I'm glad they were!
The voices were coming from my left, and I was on the left hand side of the path. The sides of the clearing appeared to be mainly scrub trees, short and bushy, but pretty solidly packed. I moved forward slowly, and looked around the corner to the left of the clearing. There I saw, clearly lit in the moonlight, a blond woman, on her knees, in front of a long haired chap. She was undoing his fly, and as I watched she took his cock out and started sucking it.
His voice was clearer now. "Oh yes... I've missed you... I've missed that... Oh god."
I leaned back upright, my head reeling, my cock stiring, my guts churning. I'd never been a voyuer before, unless you count watching porn downloaded from the internet, but this was something different. This was there, in front of me, and they didn't know I was there. Did they? Oh shit. I leaned forward again and looked. No, they didn't, or if they did, they didn't care. He was leaning back against a stack of logs, his head tilted back, his hands on her head. She was bobbing her mouth up and down his cock, one hand on the base of his cock, the other appeared to be down her jeans, possibly playing with her pussy.
"OK, this is real, what do I do?" I thought to myself as I stood up again. I knew I wanted to watch, but I didn't want to get caught watching. Was it possible if they caught me watching they might ask me to join them? I'd read stories about that, some claimed to be true, but I didn't know anyone it had happened to, and I wasn't willing to be a test case.
I looked to my left and right, to see if there was any way I could watch without being seen. And then I noticed it. A narrow, trodden down, patch of grass leading off to the right behind the side of the clearing. I quickly stuck my head out again; they were both still otherwise occupied, so I ducked across the path and down behind the side of the clearing.