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2022 - This is an original work by Zeb Carter and is protected under copyright by U.S. copyright law. It is only submitted at Literotica.Com and any submission to any other site has not been authorized by the Author.
Author's Note:
Usual warning about LW stories. I know a lot of you will ignore them and then leave a garbage comment but here it is anyway. Yes, the wife takes other men into her body.
Escaping Death
Chapter 1
Sandy Anderson was driving home from work. She was happy. It was Friday and her husband would be home when she got there. She was excited. Nick, her husband had been out of town all week on business. Usually, when he was out of town, he didn't return until Saturday morning, but this time he was coming home a day early. Maybe he thought he could catch her with another man. She had to laugh at that, she wasn't interested in any other man but him. He was her life, her love, her shining star of life. She was very happy with him and their life. Although, she thought he could be home more often.
As these thoughts zipped through Sandy's mind, she didn't realize that she was coming up to the turn into their subdivision and had to jam on the brakes. Lucky for her there was no one behind her. She turned, still going a little too fast, but the car was still under control. As she was mid-turn, the tires went over that spot in the road where all the oil from cars waiting to turn out of the subdivision, started her skidding for the side of the road. She tried to correct her direction of travel but suddenly realized that she was just making things worse.
Sandy screamed as her car jumped the curb and slid across the turf-covered ground right into the neighborhood retention pond. The car hit the water hard, throwing Sandy forward into her seatbelt. The air in her lungs whooshed out leaving her breathless and semi-conscious. Shaking her head, she realized that she was sinking into the water very fast. She unbuckled her seatbelt, reached for the door handle, and pushed against the door to open it. It wouldn't budge. Sandy tried and tried as the water inside the car rose. It was now up to her breasts and it was cold. Water still rising, Sandy started to panic, as her body pressed against the roof of the car.
Taking one last breath, she tried desperately to open her car door. It wouldn't budge. Darkness started to close in upon her mind. She was pulling and pushing with all her might when the blackness came.
~ ~ ~ ~
Sandy slowly came back to life. She could feel things again. There was a mouth over hers, blowing air into her lungs, breathing for her. She could sense there was another person there. Then the sounds that surrounded her came crashing in upon her. There was a siren getting closer and closer. She still struggled to open her eyes. Then they were open and there was a face of a very young man coming closer to hers. She suddenly had to vomit. She turned her head so as not to vomit into the man's mouth. It was just water that she had swallowed.
"She's back," said the man looking into her eyes. "Just relax, the ambulance is here. They will take good care of you."
"My... husband," Sandy croaked.
"We'll tell him," the young man said.
Then things went black again. Yet she could still feel things going on around her. She suddenly realized that she had drowned. She had died. And that young man had brought her back to life. Then her mind shut down as she felt herself lifted to a stretcher.
~ ~ ~ ~
Sandy was floating along on a cloud. No, she really was. She could see the bright blue sky and the white fluffy cloud on which she lie. Then the sounds around her came crashing in upon her senses once more. She was in a bed, but not her bed. There were people around her in blue scrubs. She was in the hospital. She kept her eyes closed and just listened.
"She's awake," said a female voice.
"Missus Anderson. Open your eyes Missus Anderson," said a male voice.
Sandy lay there. She felt all wrung out. Tired beyond belief.
"Sandy, open your eyes dear."
That was her husband. Her eyes flew open. She looked around in a panic. She couldn't find her husband. Then she saw him. She went to sit up so she could hug him. Someone was pressing her down by her shoulders.
"Don't move Missus Anderson," said a sweet female voice.
"Relax, sweetheart. They have to disconnect some things, then you can move," her husband said.
Then she began to cry. She was happy, yet she was crying. They were happy tears. Tears that she had survived. Tears that her husband was here. Tears that a young man had saved her life. Her life! It had almost... it had ended. Yet a stranger to her had breathed the breath of life back into her lungs. Her husband was here. Darkness closed in upon her once more.
~ ~ ~ ~
Nick Anderson stood by his wife's bedside. He was happy that she was alive. He had two young men to thank for that. He would pay them back somehow, later. Right now, his wife needed him. She was once again unconscious. She had passed out as the nurses had removed the tubes in her throat. They explained to him she had not been deprived of oxygen long enough to cause brain damage. That she would be fine and have a full recovery. His heart sang at those words. Yes, he would somehow pay those two young men back for saving his Sandy.
"Nick," a raspy voice came from his wife's throat.
"I'm here, dear," replied Nick. "Don't try to talk. Just relax. You are going to be fine. The doctors assure me that you weren't... out long enough to cause any damage. Jerry and Stan saved you for me. I owe them so much..." Nick broke down crying.
Sandy joined him as he leaned in and hugged her to him. She was ecstatic that she could raise her arms and hug him back. The two of them cried for some time.
Chapter 2
Sandy was glad to be home. She was on bed rest for the next week, but she was home. In her own bed. With her husband. He had taken a bunch of vacation days to be with her. He was sitting beside her on the couch in the family room, something else they needed to talk about, family. Anyway, Sandy was happy. Happy to be alive, happy to be sitting next to her husband. Happy to be home.
"I love you," Sandy whispered, her throat still a little sore from her ordeal.
"I love you too," replied Nick. "Don't talk just yet. The doctor said it would take a while for your throat to heal after all those tubes they had stuffed down there."
"I just wanted to tell you I love you," she said softly.
"I love you too. I'm so happy you..."
"Don't!" groaned Sandy.
This wasn't the first time he had broken down at her almost dying. She also had done that, yet she was now happy to be alive. More than before her accident. She owed so much to the two young men that saved her. And they both lived down the street. Well, when they weren't away at college. Sandy was lucky they had been home on spring break instead of down in Florida, like so many of the other college kids. They had come to the hospital to see her and Nick. They were both good-looking guys. And Sandy owned them her life. How do you repay someone for your life? She had a lot of thinking to do.
Nick was also thinking about how to repay the two young men who had saved his Sandy. He as yet hadn't come up with anything. But he would. He was just happy to have his wife back, safe and sound.
~ ~ ~ ~
It was two months later in her life that Sandy was once again coming home from work. She slowed drastically at her turn not wanting to repeat what had happened last time. She smiled as she drove past the retention pond. They had long since pulled her old car out of the pond. As she pulled up alongside them, she waved to Jerry and Stan as they were packing their car to go back to college. They had been home for the long weekend and had to leave the next morning. Sandy, stopped short as she pulled up alongside their car. She rolled down her window.
"Hey, guys, how goes it?" she asked not really knowing why.
"Just fine, Missus Anderson," they both said.
Sandy smiled at them.
"So, do you have plans this evening for dinner? I would like you to come over and I'll fix you a little something. Nothing fancy, just dinner. Steak okay for you guys?" Sandy didn't know why she was doing this, but she owed them so much... her life actually.
"Sure. Steak sounds good. Our parents are both out of town for the week. What time?" asked Jerry.
"How about in an hour."
"See you then, Missus Anderson," replied Stan elbowing Jerry.
"See you then," yelled Sandy as she pulled away giggling.
Again, she didn't know why she was doing what she was doing, yet she owed the two of them from what her husband had told her. Jerry had been the one breathing for her. Stan had dove into the pond and got the door open. Jerry had joined him and they both pulled her to safety. She wasn't breathing when they got her to shore. Jerry had started CPR on her. First pushing the water from her lungs. Then breathing and pumping her heart. He had brought her back from the dead.
She rushed into the house and fired up the broiler. She started a pot of water to boil on the stove. Then she ran upstairs and took a shower. She had no idea why, she just wanted to be fresh and clean for Jerry and Stan. An hour later, the doorbell chimed. She looked at herself in the mirror by the front door, nodded, and pulled the door open. The two young men stood there in some very nice clothes. They both looked so handsome. She had only seen them in shorts and t-shirts of late.
"Come in, come in," said Sandy moving back from the doorway.
"Thank you," said Stan as he pushed past his buddy.
Jerry was standing there just staring at Sandy. Sandy had to reach out and pull him inside so she could close the door.
"Wake up, buddy," said Stan.
Jerry shook his head as he stood there looking at Sandy.
"Thank you," he said. "You look beautiful."
"Well, thank you, Jerry. You look very handsome. You do to Stan."
Sandy smiled at them both as she turned and led them into the kitchen. Both men followed her.
"Have a seat. What would you like to drink?" asked Sandy.
"Beer for me," said Stan.