This story has been collaborated by two authors and each part is written from her own perspective. Brittni4u and Skye_sub are two bisexual females who, through fate, met up for a passionate girl on girl experience. We hope that you read and enjoy both versions.
A heavy sigh fell from my lips after getting off the phone with my dispatcher. He was sending me all the way down to California with a load of freight. One might think I'd be pleased to escape the ice, snow and bone chilling winds of the Canadian prairies, but those people aren't well versed in all the snow, mountains and bullshit I'd have to plow through just to get there. Besides, I hadn't been home in weeks, not that as a single girl I had much to go home to. Yet, I was starting to miss my comfy couch in my warm apartment, and I had been looking forward to hitting the bars with my friends.
Something else was driving my need to get home as well. March had arrived, not that it means much here. We would still have, at very least, another six weeks of winter before we'd see any sign of spring. It would seem, my biological clock hadn't gotten that memo. For me, spring fever had already arrived and with it my characteristic rise in libido.
Ripe in my fantasies as I rolled down the road was my "on again, off again" girlfriend, Jennifer. Technically we were currently in the "off" position, but I had been hoping I could change that. Not that it mattered now anyway; I wouldn't be seeing her or anyone else besides the overweight bearded truckers hanging out at truck stops. The type of man that somehow smells of both diesel fumes and copious amounts of axe body spray. Score!
Despite my concerns otherwise, the trip south went relatively smoothly. There were some rough patches of weather here and there but before I knew it, I was skirting around Anaheim on my way south to San Diego.
My shoulders had been tensed ever since driving through Yellowstone. Along with a rough drive through some freezing rain came some seriously stressful moments. I could feel the residual tension gripping my shoulder muscles so tightly they would spasm resulting in white hot bolts of pain shooting up my neck. I was going to need some muscle relaxants soon.
The weather was gorgeous in a way that only California seems to be able to achieve. There was nary a cloud in the sky and the sun's bright heat pierced through the air warming anyone lucky enough to be in its path. As I rolled down my window, I noticed a silver and white corvette convertible fly by on my left. I wasn't sure but it would also seem, I managed to catch a glimpse of the not so rare of road-head that was thriving on American roads. Either people really don't care, or they just don't realize us truckers really can see everything. So, I'm telling you now as a public service that this includes your face planted on your boyfriend's cock, going 80 mph down the interstate. We see it all.
My phone rang loudly over the truck speakers. It was my dispatcher and I doubted it would be good.
"Sup, bro?" I answered in a cheeky effort to annoy my straight-laced dispatcher.
"Ugh... Skye, that's just gross."
"Gross? Whoa dude, I'm like down here in the cultural epicenter of America and all I want to do is just like spread a little culture and understanding back home to you." I said in a grating valley girl voice that managed to even annoy myself.
I'd gotten under his skin, "Goddamnit, woman, do you want to know why I'm calling or not?"
"I beseech you, pray tell, kind sir, why have I the pleasure of hearing from you this fine afternoon?"
"Oh, shut the fuck up already, I got some orders for you and you're not gonna like it but after this shit I really don't care. I'll start with the good news; they're ready for you to unload."
"Hallelujah, praise Jesus! It's miracle." I replied. It was becoming rarer and rarer that a consignee was ready to receive a load when it actually arrived.
"Harrumph," he grumbled unsympathetically, "Well you haven't heard the other news, but I suspect you already know so you deserve every bit of this."
"I'm starting to think you're not my bro after all."
"I most certainly am not. Reflect on that while you take a 48-hour reset on your logs. You'll be
like
over hours as of...
like
7pm tonight... bro." He finished with deliberate awkwardness sounding about as So-Cal as a Newfie.
"Yuck, I see what you mean... that is gross."
He hung up the phone without saying goodbye and I swore loudly. How did I miscalculate my logbook hours? I supposed it didn't matter anymore and my shoulders gave a spasm of pain in agreement. Maybe a 48-hour layover in San Diego wouldn't be so bad. I was going to need a pharmacy though and maybe a bar. On second thought, yes, I definitely needed a bar and maybe a pharmacy.
I parked my truck at the nearest truck stop and pondered whether I should go in and eat or take a cab to the nearest pharmacy for something to help my shoulders. My stomach growled it's answer so I headed in and ordered a salad and frosty beer. The waitress looked shocked at my choice of order. I guess here in an American truck stop where the portions matched the bellies they filled; salad wasn't a common choice. Afterwards, I followed it up with a shower in a shockingly clean truck stop bathroom. Stepping out of the shower, I paused in front of the mirror to admire myself (don't judge me, we all do it).
My long, black hair was slicked back and wet from my shower. My green eyes flicked lower pleased that my latest exercise regimen was doing its work as I twisted and flexed. Satisfied, I got dressed in pair of tight blue jeans with my signature black tank top. It was a pleasure to not have to dress in seventeen layers to survive the frigid cold, like I must back home.
I cabbed it to the nearest pharmacy; at least that's what I requested of the driver. I could've sworn we passed a Walgreens and a CVS on the way but after a ten-minute ride we arrived at our destination. The store looked generic, by which I mean, it had a simple "Pharmacy" sign and nothing more. I popped my head in the door and looked around. The whole place seemed to be deserted and I was the sole customer. Instead of trying to find what I needed, I decided to save myself some awkward, aimless moments of pharmacy purgatory and consult the pharmacist immediately.
As I made my way to the pharmacists' station, I spotted a sole woman behind the counter. Her blond head was bent down while she concentrated on her work. A strand of hair slipped from behind her ear, the rest of her hair being done up in what I could only describe as a sexy librarian's bun. As she pushed a strand of hair back, her smoky hazel eyes lifted just enough to see me. I shivered despite myself reacting to her beauty but recovered quickly once I saw a flicker of annoyance cross her face.
She straightened her back and addressed me curtly, "Can I help you?"
As I tend to do when nervous or caught off guard I ran my fingers through my long black hair then smiled broadly and warmly, "Uh, hi.. are you open?"
"For the moment, it would seem, since you are in here. How did you get in anyway? The door should've been locked; we closed five minutes ago." She replied, her clipped tone indicated she was annoyed and possibly in a hurry.
"Um, I see, well the door was open, and I just came in. Listen, I won't be long." Then, as if to directly contradict myself, I rambled on breathlessly, "I just have crazy sore shoulders, I drove down from Canada you see... I'm a trucker and well it was a long stressful drive.
"Holy shit, I mean do they
ever
have decent weather in Yellowstone? Every time I have to pass through I feel like the place is directly opposed to my presence and tries to kill me with its terrible weather.
"Anyway... I was hoping you'd have a pain reliever or a muscle relaxant so I could sleep. Seems like I'll be stuck here for another couple days at least. I ran out of logbook hours. Hmmm... I guess you probably don't care about most of that."
She laughed sardonically, "Oh yes, I can see you will be very brief. Ugh, just go on look around, take your time." She finished with a flip of her delicate hand indicating she meant quite the opposite.
I surprised her by laughing at myself and her annoyance. Her pretty eyebrow raised in question as though she was contemplating exactly what kind of crazy person she was now dealing with.
"I'm sorry," I said, laughter still affecting my voice, "I suppose you didn't need my life story, although I had a very interesting childhood; I could tell you about it, if you have a spare hour or two?" I cued I was joking by lifting the side of my mouth in a half smile.
Meeting my eyes, she looked even further annoyed until she realized I was messing with her and then she smiled. It changed her whole face. By no means had I missed out on noting she was pretty but that smile made her beautiful. She giggled a bit and responded, "I think I'll pass. Maybe I should apologize, I've had a bad day and we are supposed to be closed but Nathan clearly forgot to lock the door... again. We have plenty of muscle relaxants in aisle five."
"Ok, thanks." I averted my gaze from her face and turned to find aisle five.
As I walked away, I heard her follow. I was scanning the unfamiliar store hoping to spot my destination quickly and avoid any further embarrassment. I must have slowed my steps because she quickly overtook me and turned crooking her finger in a gesture indicating I should follow.
My heart beat a bit harder. She might have been one of the most beautiful women I'd ever seen. The pharmacist desk had hidden her stunning figure well and I was blown away. I had heard everyone is more beautiful in California, if this was any indication then that must be true. Her white jacket clung to her slim build, flaring nicely at her hips. I had to look away quickly so as not to be caught blatantly gawking. Honestly, she was so attractive she could've been a model or an actress.
This may not have been the nearest or most convenient pharmacy, hell, it wasn't even technically open, but I was glad the cab had dropped me here, nonetheless.
Her melodic voice cut into my thoughts, "Here, this is what you're looking for. I don't know what your plans are for the evening, but I must warn you that you shouldn't drink alcohol while taking these relaxants."
"Oh well, I guess I knew as much. I was planning on a quiet evening, anyway." I'm not sure what made me say what I said next. Maybe it was her beauty, my loneliness or the fact I had nothing to lose. "Unless by some chance a pretty blonde pharmacist wished to join me for a drink later... then I suppose I might be convinced to suffer in silence for the pleasure of your company."
"Hmmm... firstly, I can't imagine you doing anything silently and secondly, I have to say I've heard better lines..."
I smiled broadly and flushed a bit at my own forwardness, "Fair enough, perhaps I can reason with you. It's just you haven't heard about my childhood yet so you should probably say 'yes'. Otherwise, you'd be haunted and always running from that one mistake. You are too young to have to live with that level of regret."
"Ha, well that would be such a shame luckily there's always therapy. We will see about that drink later but for now I'm leaving here and I'm guessing you'll need a ride. I'm pretty sure I just saw your cab leaving the parking lot." She smiled back with a coquettish wink.