Halloween was cool, when I was a kid. But I'm a 35 year old single man, with no kids that I'm aware of, and Halloween is now more of a burden than something I look forward to.
My neighborhood is just loaded with kids. They're running up and down the street all day long. Playing, running around, doing what kids do. And this means I can't just avoid Halloween. If I'm not there, dishing out candy, then I'm subject to getting a trick. I don't want to learn how difficult it is to get toilet paper off a 50' pine tree. So I'll follow the rules, and play along.
Like the last few years, I've stocked up on candy. Boy, have I stocked up on candy! All kinds, shapes and sizes. From sweet tarts, to small candy bars, to tootsie rolls, to the hard candy nobody likes. If I'm going to do this, I'm going to do it right. The kids in my neighborhood are going to worship the candy-giving I'm going to do. Like my father said, if you're going to do it, may as well do it right.
As Devils' Night arrived I dutifully set out a couple of pumpkins... that part's actually fun. I got a bag of candles and just let them go all night. Its kind of nice to see them as it does remind me of when I was a child. I had all the candy ready to go and even put a red light out to add to the minimal spookiness of my house. I even had a vampire mask although I wasn't about to wear a costume; frankly, I might not even wear the mask.
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The multitude of small kids in my area also meant there were many younger adults. My block has a lot of 30-somethings and, at 35 I fit right in. There were some single moms and a few of them were actually quite attractive. We all wave at each other as we drive in and out of our two-block dead end street but I haven't really met any of my other neighbors outside of the ones right near me. It's a very young, quiet, cordial family neighborhood.
As the witching hour grew near (kids these days start going out at 5:00) I put fresh candles in the pumpkins, dumped the candy in bowls, and got ready for the deluge. I think last year I counted over 100 kids knocking on my door in a 2 hour timeframe. It would soon be over and then I could go get some drinks at the local pub.
At 5:12 PM it began!
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The evening was going as expected with literally truck-loads of kids making their rounds. There were ghosts and goblins and kids old enough to drive cars and parents and the occasional dog dressed up in some goofy outfit. I made sure to give them all a good handful; mixed well with less-desirable candy and didn't let them see exactly what they were getting. Once you drop it in their bag, they don't know what they got from you and what they got from someone else.
Parents of the older kids usually waited by the sidewalk while their demons tricked and treated. Those of younger kids would walk them to the door and tell them what to do and say. Some of the parents this year were a bit different and I couldn't quite tell why. Just something about them wasn't right.
I soon figured out that some of the parents were having a get-together at the far end of the block. Every now and then a parent would be giggling or would stumble on the dark sidewalk... It seemed as if SOME of them were a bit tipsy on this Halloween night. A particular group of moms came by, all dressed up in costumes, all a bit intoxicated.
It was later in the evening when the leader of this rolling mother party came to the door with the pack of kids to get them their treats. She was smartly dressed up as the Devil. The first thing I noticed was her shapely figure wrapped in red. Her red fishnet stockings topped off simple red Converse sneakers (very practical given her condition and the walking involved). Her legs went all the way up to a matching red blouse/skirt combo. She held the traditional spear in one hand and her pointed tail in the other. The outfit was topped by a cute set of Devil ears.
She instructed the kiddies to say "Trick or treat" and they did. They all lined up and I deposited the goodies in their bags. They all said, "Thank you" and began to file out to the curb.
"So whas yer name?" She said to me as the children made their way to the next house. "I haven't seen you around. Are you new to the area?"
"Howdy, I'm Steve. Its my second year... what's your name?"
"You can call me Lucifer, or just Lucy. Actually, my friends call me Luce." She said as she checked me out. She was rocking back and forth, showing off her shapely legs. She played with her spear and was twirling her tail around. Quite the little Devil!
I stepped outside, into the red-lit night. "So Lucy, you live down the block?"
"Yeah, I'm down at the end, on the left, number 23222. I'm there with my little girl Rachel; she's the one in the Princess outfit. I divorced her father after I found him doing horizontal exercises with the babysitter; but that's another story."
"Well, your girl's very pretty" I said cordially. "Are you having fun? Seems like y'all are having a party or something."
"Nah, nothing like that. Just some of the other girls and I got together for a few cocktails before doing the rounds with the kids."
Something about the way she said "cocktails", with emphasis on the "cock". And at the same time she did an extra cute little wiggle, putting her head down a bit while looking up into my eyes. Then she subtly licked her very red lips and I started to think impure thoughts.
I took these as a cue and moved a bit closer to her. "That's a nice little outfit you have on. Did you get it from a store or pull it together yourself?" A good excuse to very carefully check out every inch of this little Devil. It was dark but I was guessing she was probably 32 years old... maybe 5'4" and 135 pounds? She wasn't slender but had all the right curves in all the right places.
"Oh, thank you!" she squealed in delight, turning around slowly so I could check her out from all sides. "No. I just threw this together myself. I got the tail, ears and spear from Meijer when we got Rachel's outfit. Do you really like it?"
"Oh yeah, its great! You really wear it well. It really compliments your figure." I said taking plenty of time to fully drink in the sight. Her eyes beamed and her smile widened, revealing some very cute dimples.
"Thanks!" she said as her group came back around the other side of the street.
"Hey Luce! Quit bortherin' the poor man an c'mon! We still have to finish off that other..." her girlfriend yelled from across the street. She stopped herself, forgetting she was leading a pack of small kids. "We still have unfinished bizness! Let's go!!"
"Sounds like you need to get more cocktails" I said, echoing her emphasis on the 'cock'. "Have fun though, and walk carefully. I see you again soon I hope."
"Yeah... definitely need some cock tails" she said re-doubling the sentiment. She did her best to look needing, taking her turn to check me out. I was wearing a simple jeans, sandals, t-shirt outfit but the little flirt session had caused my other head to come to attention... and she'd definitely noticed.
"Gotta go... bye" she said slyly as she turned slowly to rejoin her friends. Looking back over her shoulder as she stuck her cute little butt out and wiggled it nicely. She casually walked down the street and joined her friends.
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I got back from the pub a few hours later to find the street basically empty and dark. As I went into my house I almost stepped on a plastic pumpkin bucket which had been placed by my front door. It's the kind the kids used to collect candy but this had no such thing inside. Bringing it in the house I turned on the lights to see what was inside. I found a bottle of Heiniken, a pair of lacy red panties, and a note.
"Does Stevie want to cum out and play? If so, you know where to find me. Loose"
The red panties and the way she signed her name was all I needed. I put the panties to my face and could smell the faint fragrance of Lucy's body. The smell of her sex was there too, if not faint. I inhaled deeply, put them down on the table, grabbed my last condom from my dresser drawer, opened the bottle of beer and went back out into the night. This all took no more than 30 seconds.
As I walked down the block to her house I realized how quiet it was. Earlier it was a three-ring circus and now it was dead silent. Pumpkins were still flickering on porches although most lights were out. I sipped the beer and made my way... there wasn't a soul in sight.
I approached her house, happy I remembered the number, and admired the Halloween decorations she had set up. There were pumpkins and corn stalks and a stuffed scarecrow on a pole. Cotton cobwebs accented the door and I noticed there was a light on inside. A motion-detector turned on the porch light as I approached. I knocked on the door.