No cattle, hay bales, farm equipment or words were hurt in the writing of this story.
They story will be presented in multiple parts, exactly how many is yet to be determined.
If you are looking for sex scenes you should know by now that I don't write that kind of content. If you are looking for that please move on to someone else's work.
I do not normally write about cuckolds and cheaters, this is the first time.
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I opened my eyes, well at least I tried. My head hurt terribly. Do I need to stop going to parties like that one last night? OH MY, this hurts. I guess I do.
As I awoke further I needed to wipe the sleep out of my eyes. I noticed that my right arm did not want to move and it hurt worse than my head. My body below my waist was numb. I tried to call out for help and found that I had little volume to my voice. I found that I could move my left arm with a lot of effort; this is good since I wear my cell phone on that side. I finally got my hand to my belt and discovered my phone was missing.
SHIT! What to do now?
I lay still and listened for a clue as to where I was; I heard a few cars moving nearby, a bird was singing, a big truck drove by. I definitely was not at home in my bed.
As I lay there I thought back to the evening before; the last thing I remembered was walking to the house from the barn. I had spent most of the day plowing the north fields and finally finished them just before dark. I had parked the tractor over to the side of the field near the barn and walked toward the house. Halfway between the barn and house something happened. What it was I have no idea. At least I ruled out making a fool out of myself at a party.
I started to feel around on the ground near me; where is the grass on the front yard? I felt loose powdery dirt all around me; at least where I can reach. My entire face was a crusty mess. I lifted my hand to find out what was above me. I found a large round bale of hay covering my legs, pelvis and about 6 inches of my stomach.
I found that I could move my legs a little, and if I pushed my heals into the ground I could lift it a little with my knees. By lifting it with both legs, holding it up with one and pushing with the other I managed to get out from under the weight. My legs were tingling in the worst way, I was glad to know I still had feeling in them. My sister used to call this sparkling.
With the weight finally off my body I needed to rest for a bit. I reevaluated my situation.
The only place on my farm to have this kind of powdery dirt was in my pole barn. The roads are all stone or blacktop, the lawn and most of the other flat areas are covered with grass, the fields are either lumpy from plowing or still covered in stubby corn from last season.
I could not see or smell anything, my hearing was good except for the ringing in my ears and I was starting to get very tired. It was no time to stop now. The traffic noises were coming from my left. If I was in my barn that meant the side door to the barn was to my right. There was a phone on a short stool near that door.
I started to push myself in that direction. After a lot of effort I bumped my head on something. I reached back and felt the old welder behind me. This is good; the phone is only 6 or 8 feet to my left.
I managed to turn and push in that direction. With some effort I finally felt my head hit something; the stool tipped over and the phone crashed down on my face. I was surprised it did not hurt too much.
After searching I was certain I had found the first speed dial button; I pushed it and heard the beep-beep --beep sounds of dialing from off to the right side.
Thank God my father answered, I franticly started punching in an S-O-S with the buttons on the phone. After the first set I paused; Dad responded Bobby is that you?"
I pressed a button 3 times.
"Are you OK?"
I pressed 2 times.
"Are you at home?"
3 times then, I paused and did 2 times.
"Are you in the barn?"
3 times again.
"Do you need help?"
3 more times
When I was younger he had read a story to me where someone did that. We talked about that being a good idea. We had always thought he would be the one to use it, not me.
"I will be right there. As he drove the 2 miles to my farm he called his friend, the sheriff. "Please head over to Bobby's house; he is in the barn and hurt! And send an ambulance too!"
I heard the truck flying into my drive and screech to a halt. When He pulled the door to the shed it just rattled. It was locked, he kicked it in. I thought "I almost never lock that door."
He must have still had the cell phone in his hand; the last thing I heard was "...make it quick, he is hurt real bad!"
I tried to move. The next thing I recall hearing was Mom saying "Well now, you are going to be really pretty for a while."
A hand reached out to touch me; someone pulled my eye lid open.
"OH GOD, THE PAIN, BRIGHT LIGHT!" Is what my brain screamed.
All anyone heard was "UNGHHH! OOOoooooh! URRRrrrrr?" It was not too articulate, but well spoken considering the situation.
A male voice told me to calm down a little; then I was poked and prodded in all sorts of places. The only sounds in the room were my grunts and groans as I was prodded.
I recognized the voice as that of Dr Lewis. He spoke to someone and I heard "Well, he will live. He might wish for a few days that he had died, it will get better over time."
I heard footsteps as the people left the room, and then there was silence. Finally I heard a soft sobbing in the far corner of the room; I tried to move, all I did was grunt softly.
My father spoke softly, "I know you're awake. How are you feeling boy? You sure look like shit, but you're tough and you'll survive this."
All he got was a grunt. I don't believe I ever heard him cry before.
I drifted off to sleep.
Later that evening there was a great commotion as my wife, Kathy (I call her Kat), came running into the room. The first words out of her mouth were "I told you to be careful while I was gone; I had to leave the seminar and fly back here because you couldn't do one simple thing."
There was no thought for how I was, no loving statements of concern, not any gentle caresses or kisses. I pretended to be asleep, finally she ran out of steam.
I heard her whisper "He appears to be out cold."
A male voice whispered back "Can we get out of here?" The voice was familiar. But, who was it?
A nurse came into the room and told her she needed to keep the noises down or leave.
A minute or so later, as they left, I heard a comment about how I was a tougher bird than they thought.
The next morning I was in a lot of pain, but I refused to let them knock me out again. Mom and Dad came in at noon; that was when visiting hours started. The first thing they noticed was that I was awake and royally pissed off.
Mom smiled and said I would be a good as new in a few weeks. About that time my sister Sue came into the room. I motioned for her to sit down where I could speak to her.