*Author's Note: All persons engaging in any sexual activity are at least eighteen years of age.
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Ritchie Harris wiggled into the leather seat of the Lincoln Town car. He actually wiggled, enjoying the feel of the plush seat and the butter soft leather. He loved the rich tan color and appreciated how the tan contrasted with the deep black exterior of the luxury automobile.
The black was lacquered several times; under a strong sunlight, the finish seemed to go into a great depth. Ritchie made sure that the car wash staff gave the finish its full attention.
The November sky over Bender, Louisiana threatened rain and Ritchie smirked as he looked through the tinted glass toward the threatening sky.
"Surest way to make it rain is to wash your car," he said out loud, and then searched through his preset functions to pull up his favorite satellite radio broadcast.
Then, he was on Highway 19, cruising toward I-10, on his way out of Bender, out of Louisiana. He would have liked to have made love with Nadia before leaving, but she had steadily rebuffed all of his advances.
The outcome would have been the same, but he still would have liked to have had the attractive blonde woman, with her bulging belly, bent over his desk. Or flat on her back, thin thighs gripping him tightly. Or kneeling, mouth open wide for his...
"Move it, mother fucker," Ritchie hissed under his breath as a slow moving pick up truck pulled right in front of him. "Don't just pull out, and then slow down."
Another pick up truck came behind him and Ritchie looked into the rearview mirror, and then looked again. He knew the driver of the truck; it was a co-worker of his. He puzzled over why Sonny Lambert wasn't at his desk at that particular time. It was nearly two o'clock in the afternoon; Sonny should have been behind his desk, or in court.
Suddenly, a third pick up truck pulled up next to him, and Ritchie felt the first wave of panic set in.
The third pick up truck put its blinker on and began to edge over.
"No, no, no! I'm right here! Stupid mother fucker; you can't just pull over!" Ritchie screamed as the truck edged closer and closer to his immaculate car.
"God damn it!" Ritchie screamed and cut the wheel hard to the right, turning onto Broussard Lane.
He slammed on the brakes; a fourth pick up truck was parked sideways, blocking the street.
Sonny Lambert pulled up right behind Ritchie, blocking him in.
Oscar Coutre got out of the parked pick up truck; Ritchie knew that he knew the young man, but couldn't place him. Then he set his lips tightly.
Oscar Coutre was Elizabeth Baggett's fiancé and Elizabeth Baggett was Nadia Baggett's sister in law.
And the kiss he had seen the two of them share said that they were more than just sisters in law.
He also now recognized the Ford F150 as Nadia's truck.
Oscar smiled widely as he leveled the double barreled shotgun at the driver's door.
"Get out of the car, Ritchie," Oscar called out.
Ritchie hit the automatic door locks, even though the car doors were already locked.
"Ritchie wished his nine millimeter wasn't in his suitcase, securely locked in the trunk of the large car.
"Going to count to three," Oscar called out, putting the stock of the shotgun to his shoulder.
"Why count? Just pull the fucking trigger," Sonny asked, also brandishing a shot gun.
"Nadia would have to pay for any damage; little mother fucker leased it in her name," Oscar said.
"All right, all right," Ritchie called out.
He saw the other two pick up trucks' occupants approaching from the passenger side of his car; the three men also brandished shot guns. He was in a lost position; best to pretend to go along with these low-rent dumb ass Cajuns.
Ritchie stepped out of the automobile, hands held up to shoulder height. He stepped closer to Sonny, figuring if he needed to strike out, Sonny would be the easiest target. He heard two shot guns being pumped and nixed that idea.
"What you want done with the car, Oscar?" one of the unknown men asked.
"Bring it to Nadia's house; she's the one paying for it," Oscar said.
Ritchie was surprised to hear Oscar say this; he thought he had buried the lease under enough paperwork that it would take months for them to figure out that the car was leased in Nadia Baggett's name, and by that time, he'd be hidden once again.
"Here we go," another one of the unknown men said, pulling Ritchie's laptop computer out of the trunk.
"Thanks, Gabriel," Oscar said and casually tossed the laptop into the bed of Nadia's pick up truck.
"Aargh!" Ritchie let out an involuntary strangled cry as his laptop bounced around in the bed of the truck.
"Don't worry, Ritchie; you don't need it any more," Oscar laughed and nodded to one of the men standing behind Ritchie.
"Hey, Ritchie, do me a favor and put them hands behind your back, huh?" one of the men said.
Ritchie did so and swallowed nervously as his wrists were secured into a pair of handcuffs.
"Thanks, Jack," Oscar said, and motioned with his head toward Nadia's pick up truck.
"You; you're getting in the back," he said.
"But, don't want you trying anything stupid, like jumping out or anything," Sonny said, and Ritchie felt something slam into the back of his head, then nothing.
XxXxX
Richard Andrew Harrisen felt gentle rocking. That was the first sensation. The second sensation was how cold he was. His third sensation was that he could not move his arms and legs and his fourth sensation was that he was nude, laying on his belly, in the bow of an aluminum boat.
"Oh good, I was afraid you'd miss it," Oscar laughed and zipped up his pants.
The boat rocked some more as Oscar sat back down on his bench. "Was going to give you another ten minutes, then I was going to piss on you to get you going."
"Hard to get back here in anything but an air boat or a pirogue," Oscar said as Ritchie strained to look around. "And I just didn't feel like paddling your ass out here, so..."
Oscar picked up Ritchie's laptop computer.
"No, don't..." Ritchie said then screamed as Oscar tossed it into the brackish waters of the Atchafalaya Basin.
"Don't worry, Ritchie; you don't need it anymore, Oscar said as the vinyl bag let out a few air bubbles, and then the water was still again.
"God damn it; all my stuff was on that!" Ritchie screamed, face a comical mask of rage.
"Ritchie, Ritchie, Ritchie," Oscar laughed, shaking his head in amusement. "Baby! You don't need it any more! They don't have Internet in Hell!"
Oscar sat up and nodded with his head to their surroundings.
Ritchie, you see all these cypress trees? They're all less than twenty five years old. Know why? Twenty six years ago? In Nineteen Eighty Six? A DC Ten veered off course for a landing in Lafayette and plowed right through here. The water here is only about five or six feet deep, but the mud goes down for hundreds of feet. They never did find that plane. And let me tell you, a DC Ten ain't no itty bitty plane," Oscar said.
"So fucking what?" Ritchie screamed.
"So?" Oscar asked and leaned forward.
He picked up a thick chain and gave it a tug. Ritchie felt his arms and legs jerk with Oscar pulled the chain.
"My dad bought a Nineteen Sixty five Corvette; man was totally blind, but he loved the feel of that car," Oscar laughed, dropping the chain. "He had it in his mind that he and I would rebuild that car, then he and I would drive it down to Jazz Beach, pick up a couple of girls, bang them, then drive around some more and find us a couple more girls to bang and just do that until we got tired of it. Like we'd ever get tired of pussy, huh?"
Ritchie now saw a large automobile engine sitting to his left. There was a thick chain wrapped around it.
"We pulled the old engine out of it; it was completely shot. That's what happens when you never change the oil in it. But, we found out a new engine, if we were going to go all vintage, would cost nearly twenty thousand dollars or more, so we put a stock three sixty in it. We never did drive down to Jazz Beach; he found my step mother and married her before we could do all of that, Oscar smiled.
"Really fucking fascinating," Ritchie snarled.
He looked at Oscar more carefully. The guy, he knew, was twenty three years old, but looked to be much younger. His golden eyes were almost obscured by black plastic frame glasses and thick lenses. His nose was too small, so the glasses kept slipping down. His lips were full and when he smiled, Oscar's teeth were white, straight teeth.
Oscar's chest was sunk in, his belly protruded slightly; his arms and legs were toothpicks. If Ritchie had not been hog tied, he could have very easily overpowered Oscar.
He had met Elizabeth, Nadia's sister in law, and Oscar's fiancé and marveled at how Oscar Coutre had managed to win the heart of such an attractive woman. Elizabeth Baggett had lush, curly dark hair, deep dark eyes, full, luscious lips. Her breasts were very generous, as was her rear end and hips. Her thighs, from what Ritchie had surmised, also seemed to be full, even plump, but no one would label Elizabeth as 'fat.'
He had overheard Elizabeth and Nadia joking about the size of Oscar's feet; he looked now at the canvas tennis shoes Oscar wore and nodded to himself. Oscar's tattered shoes would have been appropriate on a circus clown, His hands, too, were enormous, especially on such thin arms.
"But I got tired of that old engine just sitting in my garage and thought I'd take it out here and dump it," Oscar continued and stepped over Ritchie. "Yeah, I know, not very environmentally friendly of me; don't tell Al Gore, all right?"
He put a two by four chunk of wood underneath the engine, and wedged another two by four under the first piece of wood.
"There's about a hundred feet of chain there, Ritchie. "How long you think it'll take for this engine to pull all of it down?" Oscar asked and pushed down on the fulcrum.
Ritchie began wiggling frantically but his arms and feet were shackled tightly. He could feel the chain as it was looped around his binds.