Greetings fellow miscreants! I've spent so much time reading these stories I thought I'd try my hand at writing one. This story contains golden showers/pissing, light lesbianism, oral sex, vaginal sex, creampie, creampie eating/sharing, and some non-consent/reluctance (warning for those who may be triggered by this). I genuinely welcome any feedback, good, bad, or otherwise. I'm not sure this is the best use of my spare time so it would be good to know if people enjoy it (or not). If there's interest I could try to make this a series.
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Officer Samantha Murphy stood in front of the full-length mirror in her bedroom, inspecting her appearance. She adjusted her duty belt, smoothed her shirt, twisted left, then right. Her hair was braided in a tight Dutch bun, her freckles visible through her lightly applied makeup. She wanted to make a good impression on her first day of field training with the Deep Pond Police Department. Being a police officer was her lifelong dream, and while she had earned Top Recruit honors at the academy, as a petite, fair skinned, blue-eyed redhead, she was afraid of being seen as weak. Thinking about how she'd confront her first real-life suspect, she struck a quick superhero pose in the mirror -- fists at her sides, legs shoulder width apart, shoulders back, pert breasts thrust forward.
"Freeze, sleazeball! DPPD!"
"Officer. Sam. Murphy."
"Officer Sam Murphy, DPPD!"
As she was deciding which of these should be her catch phrase, out of the corner of her eye she saw her field training officer, Officer Jessica Turner, pull up outside her townhouse in a squad car. She'd met the 28-year-old statuesque brunette officer while interviewing with the department, and was immediately impressed by her polished, professional demeanor. She was grateful to have any woman as her FTO, but especially this one. Still, as she stepped outside and met her slate blue eyes for the first time in more than six months, her stomach flip-flopped. "First day jitters," she told herself. "Completely normal."
Twenty minutes later, they were driving down a rural, tree-lined road reviewing investigative techniques. "Remember," Officer Turner said, "real police work is about paying attention to the details -- things that other people might not notice. Using all your resources. And sometimes that means getting your hands a little dirty."
Samantha knew this well enough, but still nodded, determined to show that she was hanging on Officer Turner's every word. Yet, as she watched the sunlight dappling through the white oak canopy above the rural stretch of county road, her mind drifted. She felt lucky to have gotten hired by her department of choice, to be living in such a scenic corner of Connecticut. She wondered if the day would stay as warm and mild as it was that morning.
She was startled back to the present by the sudden reflection of red and blue lights off the hood of the car. "This car's from out of state and going about five miles over the limit," Officer Turner said, gesturing to a black sedan with Florida plates ahead of them, a slight edge to her voice. "People try to run drugs up to Boston through here." That explained the edge. The road was infrequently traveled. They were alone.
Officer Turner called in the stop. "OK, we're going to get the driver out of the car," she said. "Stay behind me and to my right. I need to know where you are at all times." Samantha nodded, steeled herself, and stepped out of the car.
Samantha stood at the rear of the car as Officer Turner approached the driver's side window. She couldn't see the driver clearly -- he looked young, with a head full of wavy, dark hair.
"Good morning, sir, do you know why I pulled you over?"
"Uh...no." He sounded young, too.
"You were driving over the speed limit. 40 in a 35."
"I'm sorry. I didn't see any signs."
"Where you headed?"
"Boston."
"All right, let me see your license and registration." Samantha tensed as the man began reaching for his back pocket, then the glove compartment. Was he dangerous? Was he armed? A hardened criminal, desperate to evade the long arm of the law? Her nerves buzzed and her heart beat quickly. When she saw him hand his documents to Officer Turner, a nearly euphoric sense of relief washed over her.
Officer Turner flipped through the documents. "Sir, please step out of the car for me."
The door opened and a man who appeared to be no older than Samantha stepped out. He was tall, about six feet, she'd guess. His Henley shirt hugged his muscular torso. His jeans were fitted. "This guy doesn't skip leg day," she told herself. She felt her nipples harden, and she reminded herself to focus on the matter at hand.
"Paul Davis, is it? Mr. Davis, we have issues with people trying to move drugs up this way. They come through here to avoid major highways," Officer Turner said to the young man. "You wouldn't mind if I took a quick look in your trunk, would you?"
The young man shrugged. "Fine by me," he said.
Officer Turner quickly scanned the nearly-empty trunk and then stood back, arms akimbo, lips pursed. She looked at Samantha. "Drug runners will go to great lengths to avoid detection," she said.