Originally issued under my New Forester name, and then again under my Hopebeach name, a number of requests have prompted me to re-issue under my current name of Rockycoveboy. Hope you enjoy again.
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'Oh no it isn't.' Oh yes it is.' Oh no it isn't.' Oh yes it is.'
The audience screamed at Robin Hood up on the stage as the pantomime cow behind him waddled about the stage, its udders swinging to and fro with great gusto. At last, of course, Robin looked round and, surprise, surprise, spotted the cow and looked suitably shocked.
'What an earth are you doing here, Daisy?' Robin shouted at the animal.
'It's milking time, Robin, and there's no-one at the farm to do it--do you think you could milk me today-I'm really bursting,' and the audience shouted their encouragement, egging on the new plot.
The children's show had been earlier in the day, but now the audience was restricted to the local village adults, and certain lines in the script had been 'adjusted' to add to the fun. 'Robin' knew exactly how it went as 'he' had written it. 'He' naturally was the leading lady in the cast-a statuesque woman in her late thirties, still with a magnificent figure, and using the opportunity to show it off to its most wonderful advantage.
Her Sherwood Forest uniform was a very short, green tunic, reaching only to just below the tops of her legs, to show off her magnificent thighs, in flesh coloured tights, tight across her breasts to accentuate the contours of the two firm mounds, high-heeled green boots finishing just above the knee and, of course, the three-cornered green hat over her short, dark hair. She looked magnificently sexy.
'Do you think I should milk poor old Daisy, everybody,' and there was just Daisy and Robin on the little stage.
'Yeeeeeessss!,' and the noise could be heard at the other end of the village.
'Do you really think I should milk her?'
'Yeeeeeees,' they screamed again.
'Oh, alright then.'
Robin was actually Wendy, a married woman of 38, with three children, and her husband was the end half of Daisy, so she had no qualms about giving the village audience something to shout about. She rubbed her hands as she walked round to the rear of the cow—
'Must warm them up a bit first, don't you think,' she laughed.
She turned heads whenever she went into the local shop, or picked the children up from school, and the local male population, of every age, often muttered to one another that they'd 'like to give her a good seeing-to' whenever she appeared. She well knew this, and this was her one night of the year when she could let herself go and give them some innocent fun, and tantalise them briefly in the jovial run up to Christmas.
She stroked Daisy's backside and tail, and then she bent over, tantalisingly slowly, with her back to the audience, and the rear of her wonderful thighs came fully into view all the way up to the little green panties under the tunic. She placed the plastic bucket on the floor under the udders, and then made great play of gently feeling all round Daisy's milking 'equipment'. Wolf whistles emanated from all round the room, and Robin was caught up in the excitement and fun of it all, as she continued the gentle rubbing and then started to pull on the teats.
Her hand strayed every now and then a little higher, to feel the 'manhood' that was her husband Jim in the rear of the cow. Although the marriage was going through a 'difficult' patch at present, she didn't want to miss the opportunity to have her fun, and keep the audience in a ribald state for a few minutes more, so Robin continued to milk the teats with one hand, while at the same time her other hand was gently but firmly running up and down the growing cock that she found in the material. 'Daisy's' backside swayed gently to the rhythm of the stroking, obviously enjoying the sensation, and the audience was becoming wilder by the minute.
'Do you think Daisy's had enough milking, everybody,' and you can imagine the reaction from the village hall.
'Shall I carry on a bit longer, then?' As the crowd screamed more encouragement, Robin could hear a voice from the rear of the cow--
'If you stop now, I'll break your bloody neck,' and Robin realised immediately that it wasn't the voice of her husband.
Before Daisy had come onto the stage, Jim had realised what was likely to happen, and had swapped places with his colleague without giving the real reason. Sure enough, Robin had been playing with the cock of Jeff, a young man in his 20s, who lived in the village. He was big, muscular and handsome, and was home for Christmas from his job on the Scottish oil rigs.
What to do now, thought Robin. She didn't have to think twice-here was an innocent opportunity to enjoy the feel of another cock, a young, vibrant cock, one that was growing all the time under her touch, and everybody in the room was joining in the fun-except perhaps her husband, of course.
Jeff was obviously enjoying the sensation, and so Robin moved her hand and held the hard cock again, moving up and down in a sensuous fashion, all the time keeping up the pretence of the plot by pulling occasionally at the udders. Wendy was starting to feel a little randy herself, and her little pants under the green 'uniform' were beginning to feel damp as the moisture between her legs started to form.
She had seen Jeff around the village since he was about 15 years old, and he had developed into a fine looking young man, rough and ready, and probably never short of women.
Wendy's fine thighs opened a little more, giving a wonderful view of her thighs and green pants, and for a moment she grabbed the cock more tightly and just squeezed and squeezed, and then she thought she would have to let go for decency's sake. Robin stood up, looking very flushed as she turned to the audience and tried to carry on, and Daisy found it very difficult to move as she finally shuffled off the stage.
More adult fun ensued but Robin found it hard to concentrate, as all she could think about was the feel of that wonderful cock in her hand-but she was married with three children and a pillar of the community, not known for being 'loose' or overly friendly-forget it, it's Christmas and only a bit of fun.
The cast managed to get to the end of the Pantomime, and the audience gave them a number of standing ovations, and it was agreed that it all went very well. The adrenalin was flowing and everybody back-stage was buzzing, but Robin found it difficult to look Jeff in the eye when he grinned at her.
'Everybody over to the pub' someone shouted, and as it was only about 10o'clock it was agreed that a few drinks in the local village hostelry would be a suitable way to end the evening, and another success. All except Jim, of course, Wendy's husband.
'We've got to get back for the baby-sitter,' he piped up, obviously not wanting to go, and expecting Wendy to go back home with him. The star of the show, the writer and general dogsbody, was on cloud nine after so much effort, and the last thing she wanted was to go back home with her miserable sod of a husband to spend the rest of the evening with a cocoa and Match of the Day.
A brief, embarrassing 'discussion' took place between the two of them, in front of everyone else, and in the end Jim went off in a huff, his last words being-- 'Don't bloody wake me when you come in, then.'
The pub, The Waterside Inn, was the only one in the village, and was a small, but homely, little place with low ceilings, a public bar and a snug, with a warm log fire glowing in the hearth. Everybody knew everybody else in this village establishment, and it was now very busy, a lot of the pantomime audience now enjoying a night-cap. The cast had not changed from their pantomime clothes, and they all piled into the dimly lit public bar in their costumes, to a huge round of applause from the 'locals', and the bar staff were rushed off their feet trying to satisfy the dozen or so thirsty new customers.
They all shuffled around talking to one another and joking, and 'Robin' was drawing admiring glances from all round the pub, her superb thighs on view in the green high heeled boots, and her miniscule tunic, and she soon scoffed back the large brandy that someone had bought her. She was dying for the loo, and went into the even dimmer snug bar where the entrance to the toilets could be found. The snug was lit by little old candles on the window sills and on the rickety tables, and the 'seats' were old wooden benches with high backs and old cushions on them, to try and add a bit of comfort-it certainly was a 'snug' bar.
Two old men were sitting in one of the alcoves, on the wooden benches, enjoying their Saturday night pint and discussing their allotments as Wendy came out of the 'Ladies.' They had watched her grow up from a young girl in the village, and knew her to speak to on friendly and, very often, teasing terms, and as she was passing she stopped to say hello and pass a few minutes with them.
'You been in the Panto, then, young Wendy,' grinned Tom, as he eyed her lithe figure up and down. The two men were both widowers and lived close by, and the banter continued until Bill said,
'Old Tom is 68 today, you know Wendy, why don't you have a drink with us to celebrate his birthday.'
'Yes, you have a drink with me and Bill, you look as though you could do with something, after all that running about on the stage. Sit down and I'll get you one. What'll you have,' grinned Tom as he got up to go to the bar.