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Unsporting Behavior Off The Field

Unsporting Behavior Off The Field

by jimbob44
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Author's Note: This story has been posted to Literotica.Com with the full knowledge of the original author, JimBob44. No part or whole of this story may be reprinted in any other format or on any other web site without the express written consent of the original author.

Any and all persons engaging in any sexual activity are at least eighteen years of age.

This story has been edited by myself, utilizing Microsoft Spell -check. You have been forewarned; expect to find mistakes.

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Diane Davis shut off the vacuum cleaner and sighed with satisfaction. Of course, she knew, within moments Walker, her two year old son's return from his weekend with his father, all of the hard work would be undone.

"So, I'm not supposed to clean?" the thirty nine year old woman asked aloud to the empty condominium.

With one more look around the ground floor of her condo, Diane put the vacuum cleaner away and trotted up the stairs. Her son's bedroom was immaculate; she'd cleaned that room first. Even though it was immaculate, Diane still tugged the sheet and blanket to straighten the bedding.

Diane had resisted having children. Shortly after graduating from Walchester University with a bachelor's degree in Communications & Social Media, she'd been hired on at Prescott Conglomerates in Sweet Oak, Texas. On a lunch break, she'd met Andrew Freedlin and they'd begun a whirlwind courtship. At that time, still recuperating from a debilitating soccer injury, Diane told Andrew she wanted kids, but not right now. Her priority at that time was to rebuild her strength in that leg.

After their marriage, Diane found yet another reason to postpone the children Andrew was insisting on. She'd lost the thirty pounds her leg injury had piled on her five foot five inch frame and did not want to ruin her perfect body. Then her career was really on an upswing and she didn't want to jeopardize that.

Finally, Diane had to admit; she did not want children. She had truly never wanted children. This confession caused her malleable husband to suddenly grow a spine. She didn't want a divorce; she just didn't want kids.

Then came the infamous Holiday Party. She'd always attended with her butterball husband, so had never been tempted to overdrink, overindulge. Without Andrew there, Diane drank one too many glasses of egg nog and found herself in one of the conference rooms, ridiculously short red dress hiked up to under her armpits with a handsome blond lawyer pounding her wet pussy for all he was worth.

"Yes, God yes," Diane keened as he flooded her pussy with shot after shot of sperm.

Catching the handsome guest underneath the mistletoe as they danced, Diane plastered a steamy kiss on the man's lips and suggested they slip away to the conference room again. The conference room was busy; one of the women from the Collections department was face down between the thighs of the Human Services manager while Brad Prescott, the man himself was pounding the collections agent from behind. So Diane took the blond man into the bathroom, into the handicapped stall and squatted onto his hard cock.

Her period was late. Diane was worried; her periods were fairly regular. She hoped it was just stress but had a sinking feeling it was not.

An over-the-counter test gave every indication that somehow she was pregnant. Dr. Pruitt confirmed it; she was indeed in the family way.

Diane vaguely remembered the handsome young man; he was an attorney that Brad Prescott had hired when one of the collection agents tried to sue Prescott for wrongful termination. And, what Diane remembered, Andrew Walker was married to a stunning blonde woman. After their second frenzied fuck, Diane had seen him with the beautiful woman and had wondered just how much alcohol Andrew Walker had consumed if she'd been able to seduce him.

Her first thought upon finding out that she was pregnant focused on Andrew Freedlin, her ex-husband. The divorce was final but perhaps it wasn't too late. He was a sunken chested accountant with a pot belly and widening hips; a quick fuck and he would be delighted to hear that he was going to be a daddy.

"Of course, typical Andrew fucking Freedlin; can't do anything right," Diane smirked now as she stripped out of her housecleaning outfit of tee shirt and sweat pants, no bra and oversized granny panties.

It had been a true shock to learn that Andrew had not just sat at home pining over her. He had found himself a fat little blonde to marry.

"Jesus, Andy, just where did you meet her? Kindergarten?" Diane thought as she adjusted the lever for her shower.

Tracking down Andrew Walker was not hard; he was one Walker of Walker & Walker Law Firm, which had its offices on the second floor of 1 Alliance Square. And Andrew and his wife were both very pleased with the announcement. The husband and wife drafted up custody papers and child support; Andrew was very generous with child support, so long as Diane agreed that he and Brianna would have liberal visitation with his son or daughter. The couple already had a daughter and son and had a third child on the way and were delighted to be adding a fourth one to their brood.

Her hormones had gone crazy while she was pregnant. Diane went to line-dancing night at Rustler's BBQ and picked up two salesmen. She wasn't sure what it was that Fred and Calvin sold. She wasn't even sure if Fred and Calvin were their real names. But she had sucked cock until Fred filled her mouth with his slimy seed while Calvin pounded her pussy from behind. Then she'd tasted herself on Calvin's cock while Fred fucked her hard and fast.

In her sixth month of pregnancy, she'd picked up Jesse Watkins, a cute little boy that went nuts over her chubby ass. Diane could not believe how wide her ass had become, thanks to her pregnancy, but Jesse licked, sucked, gnawed and fingered her ass. Then he made her squeal and groan as he fucked her virgin ass.

"Diane, you've got syphilis and chlamydia," Dr. Pruitt said, lips pursed in disapproval at her seventh month checkup. "Whatever you're doing? Needs to stop before you do irreparable damage to yourself and your baby."

Since that diagnosis, Diane's lovers had all been battery operated. In truth, Diane thought she was on the verge of being addicted to dildos; she had five of the powerful toys in her nightstand drawer and a Raggedy Boy doll, complete with eight inch buzzy buzz on her bed.

Yesterday, when Diane had dropped Walker Andrew Davis off at his Daddy's house, Andrew and Brianna both Greeted Diane and Walker with happy smiles. In her arms, Brianna cradled two year old Stephanie, who was demanding to be put down so she and Walker could go play in her room.

"Hey, when we see you on Sunday? We uh, we want to talk with you," Andrew said as Drew and Andy ran up to greet their younger brother.

Now, Diane wondered what the husband and wife wanted to talk about as she toweled herself dry.

Diane draped the towel on the edge of her bed and smeared the lotion into her flesh, starting with her belly. The stretch marks were faint but Diane knew that they would never fully disappear. They were war wounds from carrying a nine pound, two ounce boy. She smiled as she rubbed the lotion into her skin.

A 'ding' from her phone alerted her to a message. Diane completed her skin care regiment then wiped her hands clean on the towel. Hands cleaned of the slimy fluid, she checked her cell phone.

'Myndee Lady Jays host Walchester Wolves, 1:00 PM CST, Blue Jay 21' the message announced.

As a former Center Midfielder for the Walchester Wolves, Diane subscribed to the Walchester Wolves Women Soccer board. Turning on her television, Diane saw that she did not receive Blue Jay 21 from her local satellite provider. A quick search showed her that there was no feed for the match.

It had been Kelli Burke, a winger for the Myndee Lady Jays that had ended Diane's soccer aspirations. The previous play, Diane had stopped Kelli's forward progress, swept the ball away from the six foot tall behemoth and attempted to pass the ball to Stacy Garner. But the ball had struck another Lady Jay and ricocheted into the goal.

On the ensuing play, Kelli charged directly at Diane and savagely swept Diane's legs as Diane's attention was on the ball. Even with reconstructive surgery, Diane was far too slow to play the game any longer. Years later, that injury every now and then resurfaced as a dull, throbbing pain.

"Think, Diane, think," Diane said as she retrieved silk panties from her drawer.

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"Sports bar!" Diane said aloud.

A call to the King's Court was a bust. Whoever Zeke was had been rude, sneering that no one in the state of Texas cared about some New Jersey school. A call to Red's Sports Bar was also unproductive. Whomever Red was sounded wired, far too wired to take a moment and check availability.

The Gearbox sports bar had four things going for it. The draft beer was ice cold. The bar served incredibly spicy wings and greasy half-pound cheeseburgers guaranteed to clog arteries. There were ten 42 inch television screens, each tuned to a different sports channel. And all were served by fresh faced young women wearing sprocket shaped pasties over their areoles, extreme Daisy Duke short shorts that barely covered their crotches and a sassy smile.

Some man who called himself 'Jimbo' answered the telephone on the fourth ring. Jimbo asked Diane to 'hang on a minute' and dropped the telephone onto a hard surface. A moment later, the phone was dragged then the same gruff voice announced he would have the Wolves-Lady Jays on Screen six.

Diane was outraged that her shorts no longer fit. The jersey stretched over her chest, showing her larger breasts to perfection, in Diane's opinion. Wiggling out of the jersey, Diane shrugged out of her bra; there might be one or two cute guys there. Someone had told her that the Gearbox Sports Bar was a trucker hangout.

About time to give my batteries a little break," Diane giggled, wiggling into her grey and white jersey again.

Diane's half dollar coin sized areolae and hard nipples were fairly noticeable as they pressed firmly against the snug jersey. The black jeans showed off her ass to perfection; or at least, that's what her mirror said. She laced up her New Balance soccer shoes with some nostalgia. She'd had her cleats on the day Kelli Burke had blindsided her; she never discovered what had happened to those cleats. But at least she still had her shoes.

A late breakfast ensured that she would not be ravenous before arriving to Gearbox. Then Diane sat and fidgeted, waiting for the schoolhouse clock in her den to work its way to 12:30.

"Hi! Sit anywhere," an adorable strawberry blonde chirped when Diane entered the dimly lighted bar.

Diane did a classic double-take as she saw the girl from the rear. Her pinkish orange hair dangled to her waist, done up in a messy ponytail. From the rear it seemed as if all the girl was wearing would be an extremely short pair of Daisy Duke Denim cutoffs and her gleaming white tennis shoes. As she scampered, the ponytail swung back and forth, revealing the girl's pale back and stubby pale legs.

"Screen six?" Diane asked, watching the petite girl's buttocks flex and undulate away.

"Be right back; just need bring this to the kitchen," the girl called out, scurrying away.

"God damn, hell of a time for Candy and Selena both have the flu," a short, stocky man in need of a shave grumbled. "And Demi's on vacation...sit anywhere, hear?"

"Screen six? Walchester Wolves and Lady Jays?" Diane asked.

"Screen six is over here, ma'am," the strawberry blonde chirped, pointing to a ceiling mounted forty two inch screen.

Diane found an empty table that faced the indicated television. The girl brought a single sheet laminated menu to the table, waving to another table that she would be right there.

Diane saw that the girl wore sprocket shaped pasties over her nipples. Her cone shaped breasts sat high and proud on her slender frame. Her long hair was parted on the right and a thick lock of the hair kept falling into her bright green eyes. The waitress smiled, parting her plump light pink lips to reveal small teeth with one twisted incisor.

"Go take care of them; I'll be a few minutes," Diane suggested, taking the menu.

"Well, see Mr. Gearbox has never heard of cholesterol," Diane mused, looking at the selection of grease drenched, sodium laden foods. "Or low carb."

"The wings are the best," the girl suggested, standing close to Diane. "Hot? Ooh they are so hot! Makes me sweat every time!"

"How is the Reuben?" Diane asked, deciding it had been too long since she'd had a good Reuben sandwich.

"I, honestly? I don't know. I, I ain't never tried them," the girl said. "See, Jamie? He was my boyfriend?"

"Aw, thought I was your boyfriend," a middle-aged balding patron called out.

"In your dreams, buddy," the girl muttered darkly.

"Told you; I don't do smokers," the girl said out loud.

"Well, let me try the Reuben and the um, hmm, side salad..." Diane decided.

"Side salad's made with that pre-packaged salad out the bag," the girl whispered to Diane. "Just get the celery and carrot sticks if you're trying eat healthy. Least that stuff's fresh."

"With Italian dressing on the side, please," Diane smiled.

"To drink?" The waitress asked. "Yes, Danny, I see you; I'll be right there, all right?"

"What the hell, give me a Ridger; you have it on draft?" Diane asked.

"That's my beer," the waitress agreed, smiling. "Yes, Danny, I see you."

"You know, for someone who needs them tips, you sure don't act like you wanting no tips," Danny snapped.

"You ain't the only customer in here but I am the only waitress," the girl snapped in reply.

"There. There's a penny," Danny snarled as he paid his bill. "'Bout all you worth."

"Hey Danny? Odie told you; she's the only girl in here right now," Jimbo called out. "You can't be no gentleman? Then maybe you don't need be coming 'round, hear?"

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"Well maybe I won't," Danny said, swaggering out of the bar.

Odie brought Diane a large frosted mug, a good half inch head of foam slowly dribbling down the sides. Diane did not know how Ridger Beer managed to always have a crisp, almost tart bite to it and this draft was no exception. Slowly sipping the beer, she watched previous highlights of games between the two collegiate rivals.

"Oh my God!" Diane gasped, watching herself and the play that had incurred the wrath of Kelli Burke on the television.

Subconsciously, Diane reached up and touched her short pageboy hairstyle. On the screen, Diane Davis had waist length brown hair in a doubled up ponytail. She watched as she masterfully stopped the ball with her left foot, then swept the ball to her right foot, her dominant foot. Pivoting her body between Kelli and the ball, Diane attempted to pass the ball to Stacy Garner, a talented Wolf player. But a Lady Jay rushed up to block Stacy and in doing so, managed to strike the ball with her knee.

"And...goooaaal!" Diane laughed as the game film slowed to show the ball sailing right past the startled Lady Jays goalkeeper.

"Oh my God! That, is that your sister?" Odie asked, watching the television as she stood behind Diane.

"No, that's..." Diane started to say but the middle aged balding patron called out for another St. Elizabeth Light and Odie rushed away.

Then Diane watched the play that ended her aspirations of going to the 2008 Olympics. She watched as one hot headed player allowed her anger to overrule her sportsmanship and ended Diane's hopes of competing on the international soccer stage. The camera focused on Diane's s silently screaming face, then the satisfied face of Kelli Wilma Burke.

"Jesus! That, I hope they kicked that bitch out of the game," Odie said. "Reuben should be ready in just 'bout a minute, hear?"

The next scene showed a photograph of Kelli Wilma Burke, May 7th, 1984--February 27th, 2006. Diane stared at the screen; she had not known that Kelli Burke was deceased.

"Let me know how it is," Odie said, bringing the Reuben to the table. "I ain't never had one them."

"Mm! Oh, that, and he uses Russian dressing, not that thousand Island," Diane murmured her approval.

"It's good?" Odie smiled, eyeballing Diane's beer.

"Here, try it," Diane said, holding out the wedge of sandwich.

It was a thick sandwich. Jimbo had sliced the corned beef paper thin but layered several slices, folding them over and over until he had a thick hunk of meat. The Swiss cheese was a thick slice and he'd been generous with the sauerkraut. Diane felt something churn in her guts when Odie leaned forward, causing her cute cone shaped titties to dangle close to Diane's face while she opened her plump lips wide.

"I, hmm, mm! That, you know, I would have never ordered that, but that's good!" Odie approved after thoroughly shewing her large mouthful and swallowing it.

Diane resumed eating her sandwich, wondering at her behavior. She had hated whenever her husband, her ex-husband Andy would take a bite of any of her food. Every bite after he used her fork seemed like it had his saliva all over it. Even after wiping and wiping her fork, she still imagined she could taste his spit.

Yet, Diane had just allowed a complete stranger to take a bite of her sandwich right after she'd taken a bite of it. And, then she'd taken a bite right after Odie had just had her lips and teeth and tongue on her food. She looked at the screen again and saw that the game was now in progress.

"Go, go, go..." Diane murmured, volume increasing as a Wolf passed the ball to another wolf, who passed it right back and the two girls continued to advance to the goal.

"Go! Go! Go!" Diane screamed, standing and shouting at the screen.

But the Myndee goalkeeper denied the Wolves any points. A few patrons looked over and laughed when Diane screamed 'you cunt!' at the Lady Jay.

"Had the Eagles in Super Bowl Fifty Seven," one man smiled tightly, nodding as Diane dropped into her seat again. "Dropped a thousand on that shit."

"I went to Walchester," Diane explained, flaming red when she realized her outburst had been witnessed by the entire bar.

"Wait. That, that girl that got hurt. That was you?" Odie asked, standing next to Diane again.

"Yeah. That was me. Needed three surgeries to set my knee right and my ankle's still pretty messed up," Diane admitted.

"You had that long hair," Odie said, gently touching Diane's hair, fingers tracing along Diane's shoulder. "Think it's kind of cute like this, though."

"Thanks," Diane stammered, absently dunking a celery stick into her Italian dressing.

"Welcome," Odie breathed. "Ready for another beer?"

"I uh, yeah, yes," Diane said, draining her mug.

"No, no, no! Block, where, where the hell is the defense?" Diane cried out as the Lady Jays marched like a well-oiled machine toward the Walchester goal.

"Tell you what," the Eagles fan offered. "I'll buy you a shot of tequila for every goal them Wolves score. You buy me a shot for every Lady Jays goal."

"You're on," Diane enthusiastically agreed when a Wolf blocked the Lady Jay's advance with her chest, then passed the ball toward another Wolf.

"God damn, I tell you, I bought stock in toilet paper? Smelling like shit would all of a sudden become the latest fashion," the Eagles fan grumbled with a smile as the Wolves managed a goal.

The ladies' room was clean and well-lighted. Privacy was not to be had; there were no doors on the three individual stalls. So, Diane walked in and was able to determine that Odie's strawberry blonde tresses were natural. In the mirror above the twin sinks, Diane saw Odie dab at her patch of pinkish curls before wiggling into her very short cutoffs again.

"So...Odie? That a nickname or something?" Diane asked, working her very snug jeans down her thighs.

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