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The Buffalo Roams

The Buffalo Roams

by publandlady
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Follows on from 'It's Not Bechuanaland!'

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Stan Dodds was a Buffalo.

Oh good, you're thinking, we are going to get a wildlife story. But in this case I am not referring to the type of bovine animals native to Africa and Asia. They are not to be confused with European Bison. Likewise, they shouldn't be mixed up with the American Bison, both of which are not buffalo, they are bison. That is unless you are actually a resident of The United States of America; in which case they are your Bison so I suppose that you can call them what you want to.

No, I am referring to The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes.

In England they are usually just called Buffs. They are a men only organisation who meet regularly to do charitable works as well as dress up and do silly but harmless things.

Stan had been a Buff for many years. He liked it because it didn't involve his wife.

Don't get me wrong, Stan loved his wife dearly but in temperament they were as different as chalk and Mickey Mouse's breakfast. Stan didn't like excitement, it wasn't his style.

Beryl liked a bit of excitement, now and again, which is why she went to the Bingo twice a week. She wasn't a gambler, she just liked that feeling when she was getting quite close. Would it happen or not, she felt the sensation building up inside. Most times she was let down but sometimes her number came up. It was the uncertainty of not knowing that she loved so much.

She also did the Football Pools. Every week she would give her coupon to the Littlewood's agent, who happened to work in the Motor Insurance Department where she was employed. She permed any eight from ten. Beryl wasn't entirely sure what that meant. The man said she had to put ten crosses against the teams that she thought would draw their matches. If any eight matched she would win. She didn't know anything about Football so she just guessed.

Stan knew about Football. Ever since he was a kid he had followed West Ham United. He'd never actually been to Upton Park to watch them play. All that getting excited wasn't his style. But, whenever they were on 'Match of the Day', he wanted them to win.

'Match of the Day' with Jimmy Hill was his favourite programme on the Telly. On a Saturday night, he would leave the Buffs early so that he could watch highlights of some of that day's First Division matches.

As well as being a Buffalo, Stan was also a plumber. He was a very good plumber, everybody at Hendy's said so. No-one could quite understand why he hadn't gone into business for himself. He just shrugged his shoulders and told them that it wasn't his style. Stan had served his apprenticeship with Hendy's and, apart from the time he'd spent in the Army, he had been with them ever since. At sixty-two he wasn't going to take any risks now. In fact he was looking forward to retirement.

There was a large Insurance Company in the Essex County Town of Chelmsford, Beryl worked there. She wasn't a high flyer but everyone knew that the office wouldn't run without her. She took care of everything that needed to be done in the background.

The other thing that every male employee knew was that Beryl could be 'touched up'.

So, as each new generation started with the firm, if they found Beryl alone in the stationery storeroom or the broom cupboard or the filing room they would slip a hand into her bra and stroke a nipple or put their hand down her knickers and finger her slit. It was hardly ever more than that, if you spent more than a few minutes out of the office you were missed. Everyone knew that Beryl wouldn't say anything about it.

She didn't know why but she just felt that when a man was taking control she wanted to comply, she liked the excitement. It started during the war. Men would get her up against a wall in the dark. They would take her over and she would let them. Stanley didn't take control, it wasn't his style.

The couple would go on a holiday each Summer. Usually on a coach to some seaside resort on the South Coast. Occasionally, Beryl thought that it may be nice to go abroad. Stan said that it wasn't really his style. Besides, he pointed out, they didn't have passports and he doubted that foreigners played Bingo. Still, these weeks away made Beryl realise that there was another world outside of Chelmsford. She was an Essex girl at heart but she often wondered what it would be like to live in the country.

Every Saturday, before Stan went off to the Buffs and she went off to Bingo, Beryl would watch the Football results and then throw her unsuccessful coupon in the bin.

She was always home in bed by the time that Stanley returned. After he'd watched the Football highlights, he'd get in beside her with the light off, lift Beryl's nightie and climb on top of her. Stan was a firm believer that the secret to a happy marriage was for the man to do his duty. While he wasn't the sort of domination that she craved, Beryl wasn't ungrateful but she sometimes thought that she'd like a bit of a build up and any sort of satisfactory conclusion but she presumed that that wouldn't be Stan's style.

For the umpteenth time, Stan was offered the honour of being Worthy Primo of the Lodge by the Buffs. For the umpteenth time he had declined. Nobody was surprised, they knew that it wasn't his sort of thing.

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Beryl always looked forward to Christmas, not that it was a big thing for Stan. What was a big thing was her works Office Christmas Party. No expense was spared. The wine flowed like wine, the beer flowed like beer, and the Bacardi and Coke flowed into Beryl.

The most important rule of the Office Christmas Party was 'employees only', no partners. The even more important rule of the Office Christmas Party was 'what goes on at the office party stays at the office party'. No kiss and tell and definitely no anything else and tell.

"Right," said Pete, "I've been fingering you for the last four months, ever since I started here. Now I want to find out what it feels like to hump you."

He dragged her into the stationery storeroom and kicked the door shut behind them.

Beryl giggled and said, "You do know that I'm fifty-seven, don't you? Wouldn't you rather shag one of the younger girls?"

"You're joking, I've had most of them. It's Christmas and you're just what every young lad wants."

"How old are you anyway?" asked Beryl.

Pete replied, "Nineteen."

Undoing the wide belt, Pete dropped his flared trousers and revealed his hard cock.

"Well, I suppose it is Christmas," Beryl said. She grasped his penis, pulled it four or five times and then turned and flopped over an old desk.

Pete, being a bright youngster, got the message. He pulled her skirt up to reveal her black nylon stockings and equally black nylon knickers. He pulled the drawers down onto Beryl's shoes. She didn't like this arrangement so she stepped out of one leg.

The young man was just about to slide into her moist fanny when the door opened.

"Don't mind me. I'm happy to go next," said a deep voice boomed out. It was Mr Clive, the Senior Partner.

"I don't have a problem if you'd rather go first Sir, seniority and all that," offered Pete.

"That's very kind of you, young man. You'll go far here with an attitude like that.

"I've had a few drinks so it may take a while for me to get it up. Watching Beryl getting knobbed may just help," slurred Mr Clive.

"Would someone just get on with it," pleaded Beryl.

The older man held his hand out in a sweeping gesture of magnanimity towards the younger man. He with good grace accepted his boss' generosity. Neither considered for a moment that it was in fact a Yuletide gift from the older woman.

Drink did nothing to impair Pete's performance.

He wasted no time in getting balls deep in Beryl. This was just how Beryl liked it. Thighs slamming against buttocks causing ripples that amplified the pleasure. This coupled with his youthful exuberance was just what she wished for. Such a contrast to her Saturday night experiences. Pete doubled Stan's longest fuck, then tripled it. Hard and fast he went on finally dislodging her tits from the safety of her bra.

"Good show, young fellow!" encouraged Mr Clive, "Fuck the ass off her!"

"Thank you Sir," said Pete, "I'm getting very close, would you prefer me to shoot up her or over her ass?"

"No no, fill her up for me."

"Right you are. As you wish, Sir.

"Arrhh! That's good, bloody good," cried Pete as he did as he was instructed.

Gripping her suspenders, he pulled himself right up against Beryl's bum.

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At last he summoned up the strength to step back, pull up his pants and trousers and pack his equipment away.

"I'd be grateful if you'd stand outside the door and prevent me being disturbed, lad," said Mr Clive. The Senior Partner knew that his young employee had a name but he was damned if he could remember it right now.

As the door closed he said to Beryl, "Hate to admit it but the old man is not playing ball.

"You'll have to try the kiss of life on it."

Beryl turned around and slid drunkenly down onto the floor with her back to the desk. Her ass and wet fanny made contact with the varnished floorboards with a slap.

Mr Clive stepped forward his semi-erect penis poking from his flies. He put the head against Beryl's lips and she obligingly opened them. At first she just sucked until she felt it begin to stiffen then she bobbed her head back and forth. He thrust in time with her movements.

"Jesus H Christ!" he exclaimed as he ejaculated over Beryl's tonsils.

Beryl enjoyed being touched up. She really loved the attention she got every year at the Office Christmas Party too. Each of her hasty wartime fucks had been exciting. Even being ridden by Stan on a Saturday night was quite nice, in its way, but she couldn't help thinking that the men were always taking more pleasure from it than she was getting.

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July of 1971 had been a scorcher. Their summer holiday by the sea was the best ever. The hotel was excellent and the trips out were lovely. As the coach made its way back from Weymouth up past Dorchester and on through the Dorset countryside, Beryl couldn't help thinking how nice it must be to live in this part of the world.

Stan was not looking forward to getting back to work. He wasn't sure what he wanted to do but he knew it wasn't plumbing. The trouble with holidays is that they make you realise what life could be like. Still, three more years and he could retire. Stan wasn't certain what he was going to do with himself once he got his pension. Some chaps at the Buffs had taken up golf. They had offered to take him along but Stan wasn't sure it was his sort of thing; but then again it was something that he could consider.

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'The Hammers' hadn't made a great start to the season, they'd lost 1-0 to West Bromwich Albion at home but then they'd lost to Derby County 2-0 away midweek. West Ham United had narrowly avoided relegation at the end of the previous season but Stan had been optimistic that this year was their year.

As usual, Stan waited in the kitchen with his fingers in his ears whilst the First Division Results were read out on the telly. He didn't want to know the scores before he'd watched Match of the Day that evening.

"You can come in now!" shouted Beryl.

Stan poked his head round the door and said. "What?"

Beryl bellowed again, "You can come in now. They are doing Division Two."

"No need to shout, I'm not deaf," laughed Stan. It was a ritual they repeated every time Beryl checked her coupon.

"How are you doing?" he asked.

"Not bad, two out of three so far," Beryl answered.

Stan smiled. Same old story, she starts off full of hope but always ends up disappointed. A bit like being a West Ham fan, he thought.

"Damn and blast!" said Beryl when the man with the nice voice had finished announcing the scores for the Scottish teams with the funny names, "I nearly won."

"Well, how close were you? You may have a second or third," her husband asked.

"No, I got too many score draws."

"Too many?"

"Yes Keith, the Littlewood's agent, says that if you get eight score draws you get a share of the prize pot. I got bloody nine," said Beryl.

"Nine? Nine? That means you get nine shares. Let me have a look," said Stan.

His wife handed him her part of the coupon, not quite taking in what was going on.

"You've got a no score draw too so you could get more.

"We've won the Pools. We've only won the bloody Pools!" he shouted.

"Don't piss me about. If you're winding me up I'll kill you!" said Beryl.

"No, I think it's right. Well, I hope it's right.

"That's if you've done it correctly. You copied the same crosses on both sides?"

"Of course I did, I work in a ruddy office, don't I?"

"And you trust this bloke Keith, he wouldn't take the money and not put the coupon in, would he?"

"No, he's a nice chap.

"How much do you think I've won then?"

"I don't know but it will be tens of thousands at least," said Stan.

Beryl started to shake and then she burst into tears. She had won £120 at Bingo once but nothing like thousands.

Through her tears she asked, "Are we rich then? What do we have to do now?

"I never really thought about being rich, I'm scared, Stan. Really scared."

"There's a telephone number on the back of the coupon. It says to ring it to make a claim.

"We'll go down the phone box on the corner.

"Let's make sure that we've got it right before we worry about being rich," said Stan, trying to keep a level head as usual.

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The wait was unbearable.

Just before midday on Sunday morning there was a knock on the front door. Stan answered it to find a sensibly dressed young lady of about thirty standing there. He was about to tell them that he was Catholic, his usual device for getting rid of Jehovah's Witnesses and the like, when the woman said, "Mrs Dodds has been expecting me."

"Are you from Litt...........?"

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"Yes, best say no more. Can I come in?" the woman smiled.

"Sorry yes, do come through. My wife is in the front room, it's on the left," responded Stan.

"Mrs Dodds? Delighted to meet you. My name is April Lewis. I am the winners' liaison for the South East from Littlewood's," said the woman, offering Beryl her hand.

Beryl shook it and said, "Pleased to meet you. So does this mean that it's true and we have won?"

"Oh yes, it certainly does. I have the figure here. Let me see, " said April, taking a piece of paper from her briefcase, "it is £236,142."

"Oh my goodness!" exclaimed Stan.

"It's too much. What on earth am I to do with that sort of money?" asked Beryl.

"Well, that's why I'm here. It can be quite daunting at first but, if you wish, I can help steer you through it. But that is your choice entirely.

"Let me make it perfectly clear that, although I am paid by Littlewood's, I would be working for you, Beryl, and you alone. My only concern would be your best interests," explained April.

"Yes, we would like that, wouldn't we, Stan?"

"Without a doubt," he answered.

April Lewis took a deep breath and then said, "There is one question that I have to ask on behalf of the Pools Company and then I am all yours.

"You put a cross on your coupon for 'NO PUBLICITY', is that your final decision? I have to ask because, obviously, they would rather splash it all over the newspapers. It makes good advertising."

"Oh no, I don't really want anyone to know about it!" exclaimed Beryl.

"Good. That's what I hoped that you would say.

"I will proceed on that basis," said April.

She looked towards Stan, "Do you think that you could make us all a cup of tea, Mr Dodds? I'm parched."

"I will do it," offered Beryl.

"No, Stanley is perfectly capable, I'm sure," said the young woman quite sternly.

Stan looked a little confused but said, "That's OK, I'll make it."

Once they were alone, April said in a gentle voice, "I'm sorry but I must reiterate that my only priority is you and only you.

"While I'm happy to hear Mr Dodds' opinion, it's you that will make the final decisions. If you are unhappy with anything just touch me on the forearm and we will talk about it privately later.

"I know things are changing, and I won't make any judgments about your marriage, but some men still think that they have some sort of divine rights."

"Thank you," was all Beryl said.

Stan came back into the room carrying the tea tray.

"Right, first things first," said April. She pulled an envelope from her case.

"Here is one thousand pounds in cash as an advance on your winnings. We can take the cheque to your bank within the next day or so. I will speak with the Bank Manager ahead of that to ensure his complete discretion."

Beryl spoke up, "But we don't have a Bank, we are both paid in a little envelope with notes and coins."

"Even better. I will arrange an account in your name, Beryl. When you are ready, I will send an Independent Financial Advisor to see you to ensure that you make the right investments for your future. At the same time he will get you the proper legal advice, you know a Will and that sort of thing.

"Do you have any children?" asked April.

"Unfortunately not," replied Beryl.

As soon as she said it she saw the woman's eyes flick towards Stan. Beryl knew exactly where the fault lay though. Enough men had shot up her, both before and after they were married, and not one of them had made her pregnant.

"Ah, that simplifies matters," said April.

"Now, am I being presumptuous if I think that you will both be giving up work?"

Stan said, "You're quite right, there's nothing about work that we will miss, is there Beryl?"

Beryl wasn't quite sure about that but she kept her thoughts to herself.

April went on, "I know a Doctor who can send both of your employers a long-term medical certificate. That will cause less suspicion than just not turning up.

"If you agree, a car will come for you later this evening to take you to a discrete Country House Hotel. That way the neighbours won't see you coming and going with bags of new clothes.

"Tomorrow, we can talk about where you would like to live, presuming that you don't want to stay here."

"Dorset!" said Beryl, emphatically, "I'd like to live in Dorset."

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Stanley Dodds was at the wheel of his brand new Daimler Sovereign gliding through the lanes of Dorset, the two ladies were in the backseat. Yes, this was definitely his style.

He had learned to drive in the REME, during the war. Stan had been assigned to the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers because of his engineering background. At no point during his service in North Africa was he required to do any plumbing. Mostly, he fixed the tracks on tanks and armoured vehicles.

The dark blue Daimler was the first car he'd ever owned. Previously, his job with Hendy's had come with the use of a work's van.

"I have high hopes for this place," said April Lewis, "I think that it's just what was missing in the other places we've looked at."

During the last month they'd seen houses with too many rooms that would require too much upkeep, houses that were too remote, even a house right on a beach where the sand blew in.

"It has two bedrooms and no upstairs. The village is secured at night. Evidently, the grounds are immaculately tended and there is a nice mix of people from differing backgrounds.

"The whole place is within easy reach of the South Coast but far enough Inland not to suffer from the worst of the Winter storms," she went on.

"It's so kind of you to help us look for a new home," declared Beryl.

"Not at all, I've enjoyed it. It's fortunate that there have been no further big winners in my region. I've been able to give you my full attention.

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