Based on comics by the Pit and Stormbringer
The Coxville Curse Part 2: Chapter 14: One Hot Grandma Helps Old BBC
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October 16, 2009: Friday, the Day of the Pool Party
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Willie spanked her ass hard with one hand thrusting his hips forward, his cock bottomed out, spitting out one of his typically huge loads of sperm until her womb was flooded and it started running down his shaft and pouring out on the floor. Candy was leaning forwards, feet on the ground, head in her arms on her bed. She fell forwards and Long yanked his cock out. He'd been standing behind her, squatting as he fucked her hard. He didn't say a word as he turned and headed to her bathroom.
Candy crawled on her bed. She was keeping a dishtowel beside the bed to help keep the mess down, but that was an impossible task. She grabbed the towel and tucked it between her legs. When someone ejaculated so much sperm, so deep, it would take a long time to leak out, hours even, but the rag helped get most of it. She was still laying on the bed nude, with her legs squeezed around the towel, when Long returned. "Good luck on your first day," he told her.
"Thanks," she replied. "I'll do what I can."
"I'm sure you will," he said, bending down, kissing her just like Marvin used to kiss her as he left for work, just like most husbands and wives did. Of course, Marvin didn't leave her sexually exhausted with a womb full of semen every morning. He'd never left her sexually exhausted or satisfied for that matter, but he did leave her well enough off that she didn't need to work. So now she was going to make Willie Long happy and volunteer her services at the Westside Healthcare facility.
Candy rested for a while after he left, finally climbing off the bed. She removed the towel from between her legs, feeling still more semen began to run down her thighs. She entered her restroom, tossed the towel onto yesterday's towel in the dirty clothes hamper. The bathroom reeked of semen from all the crusted towels and panties in the hamper, but she liked the smell, it reminded her of Willie. Come to think of it, the laundry room smelled of semen too as did her bedroom.
Candy showered then dressed in a tight pull over top that exposed some cleavage and pulled on her favorite pair of jeans. The jeans hugged her plump ass tightly and she'd gotten many a
whistle from young men seeing her from behind and assuming she was some young hottie. Seeing her front, they looked surprised, but not disappointed. Soon she was in her car and headed to Coxville.
The receptionist at the desk of the Westside Healthcare looked surprised to see her come strolling in. She was black like all the nursing staff. Westside Healthcare was poor and not terribly modern. If you wanted a richer old folks home, you needed to go to Coxburg. "May I help you?" asked the receptionist.
"Yes, I'm Candace Cox. I'm here to volunteer."
The receptionist's eyes opened, and she reared back in surprise. She recovered quickly. "That's great. We've never had a whi... woman like you volunteer here before."
"I'd just like to do what I can. I was a caregiver at one time and liked it, but I had to quit to raise my two daughters. I should have gone back to it a long time ago."
"Let me show you around, I'm Doris."
"My friends call me Candy."
Candy followed Doris around for about thirty minutes. The receptionist pointed out the common room with a big TV, books, magazines, crossword books, and jigsaw puzzles. Three old blacks, two men and one woman sat watching TV. Doris took her to the cafeteria and the rest of the facility.
"Our residents are dying for some companionship. The last volunteer quit last week, and our nursing staff are too busy to do things like read to the residents and of course their family members don't visit them nearly often enough. Some can't see and like to be read to. Some like to go for walks out back. Most just want someone to talk to."
"What happened to the last volunteer?"
Barakunde made her miserable. His real name's Barry Kuhn, but he turned militant black in the 60's and called himself something more African. He's a miserable horny old goat, copping a feel every chance he gets. He's really quite harmless if you know how to handle him."
"I can handle myself," said Candy. "Now where do I start?"
"Just knock on a door and introduce yourself. Any door will do."
"Thanks Doris," said Candy. The receptionist walked away, and Candy decided just to take the closest door. She stuck her head in the room. The room held two beds, two recliners, and one television stand. One bed was empty, but made. Several vases of wilted flowers rested on a nearby nightstand. Candy got the impression that the occupant must have died recently. That was par for the course in places like this. The second bed, farthest from the door and near a window with a lovely view of the rundown condominiums of the Westside complete with drug dealing youths hanging out before one unit off in the distance. The more upscale retirement home (aka the "white" one) had a large park with picnic tables, walking paths, and a stream behind it.
The room's one occupant was a very elderly black man, that had to have at least twenty years on Willie Long. He sat in the recliner staring at the television watching a game show. His eyes were heavily lidded, and Candy wasn't entirely sure if he was awake or asleep. "Knock knock," she said, entering the room.
"Yes," said the man, slowly turning his head. His eyes opened wider when he saw her. The man was old, skinny, and frail looking. His head was bald, but for several random wisps of gray hair and dotted with liver spots darker than his black skin. Clear tubes ran from his nose to an oxygen tank sitting beside the chair.
"I'm Candy Cox," she told him, walking over to him, and holding out her hand. He looked at her hand and slowly raised his. She took and shook it, once again realizing how frail he really was. "I'm volunteering here. Today's my first day."
"George Holmes," he replied as she released his hand. "Today's my 3719th day, plus or minus a few months."
"A witty one I see, Mr. Holmes. So, you've been here awhile then."
"Ten years in this shit hole, Candy," he replied. "Ten years in this room. Once a week they wheel a chair in and walk me through the halls for what that's worth. Spent a week in the hospital last year. I called that my vacation."
"I'm truly sorry Mr. Holmes," said Candy, remembering why she'd not gone back into the care giving business after Jenny and Kat were old enough to take care of themselves. "Well I am here to help. If there's anything I can do for you, sit and talk, read to you, if you'd like, I can go find a wheelchair and take you for one of those walks?"
"Ma'am, if you truly want to help me, get that bed pan so that I can piss."
Candy blushed a little. There was a bed pan under the bed. She grabbed it and held it out for the old man. "Here you go, Mr. Holmes."