1.
Katrina Tassel was not happy. She was in a new town -- new job and here she was outside her new car that had just broken down. "This is never a good sign." She thought.
Halloween was well underway and even on a normal night the road to Tarrytown had a reputation known to everyone in area. Kat heard about the mysterious disappearances whenever she mentioned where the house she was renting was located. The car had stopped about a mile from the old covered bridge. Road was dark and sparingly traveled after certain hours. Of course, it was after those hours.
"The best thing that could happen is that no one finds me until morning. But that assumes I would be found in the morning." She nervously giggled. "I have to quit thinking that way or I will do something stupid." She looked down at the road. "It is about seven miles that way." Then she looked up the hill and into the woods. "And about who knows how many miles that way." Neither sounded promising, however, hiking through a moon lit forest that she was only vaguely familiar with, in heels, seem to be a good way to end up in the "never to be seen again" category. Katrina started down the road, "Wait," she thought. "I need to calm down."
She checked her phone. "Roaming. Perfect. But I should have guessed that. "
Katrina had just lost sight of her car when she heard a low rumble and ghostly light appeared at the edge of her sight. She could taste her panic freshly kindled in her and she picked up her pace. By the time the man called out from behind her she was almost at a jog.
"Ma'am, is that your car back there?"
Katrina turned around and found herself staring at a tow truck. Her eyes still had not entirely adjusted in the headlights but she could still make out the words "Ludwig's Towing" on the door as it opened and the driver stepped out. Again she thought of running until the driver stepped into the light. He was about six foot tall and despite the slightly dirty mechanic's suit his black hair, blue eyes, and razor sharp cheekbones would still have put him in "the stunning boy next door" column.
"My name is Johann but everyone calls me Joe. I can take you back to your car. If nothing is too out of sorts you should be back on the road in no time. "
"And if that is not the case?"
"Well, I do have a tow truck."
"It seems odd you just being out here.' Katrina said still unconvinced.
"Fair enough, but I am the only towing company for 30 miles. You have no phone signal, right? Don't worry about answering that I don't either. Do you know how often I pick up a stray on this stretch of road? About twice a week. So, you can keep walking or let me take you back to your car, your call. But I get the concern." He stopped, walked back to the truck and leaned through the window. The action displayed a certain "charm" that even through his overalls put Katrina more at ease.
"Damn nice ass, "she thought.
He emerged from the window with a small CB style microphone in hand. "Station."
Katrina heard what sounded like a garbled female voice reply from the other side. "Yeah, Joe."
"I'm out here near Crane's Run Bridge. There's a lady broken down out here and I'm going to see what I can do for her. "What is your name?"
"Katrina Tassel." She shouted her name at the microphone for some reason. Joe repeated it into the small box.
"Are you scared Joe?" The signal had cleared somewhat and Katrina could hear the sarcasm.
"No but she seemed a bit concerned."
"Has she gotten a good look at you yet?"
"Well, it is a bit dark out here."
"That explains it. Show her your pearly whites and fix her or tow her. I'm ready to go home."
"Roger that."
Katrina felt herself ease a bit and apparently so did Joe. "Thanks Belle." With that Joe threw the handset back into the truck through the window and shrugged. "How about it?" Although she could not see it she was pretty sure he flashed a smile.
2.
"Well, good news, bad news." Katrina saw Joe's face appear as he dropped the hood. He held something snake like in his hand. "It's fixable. And it ain't costly. That's the bad news for me. The good news for you, however, your bad news is I cannot fix it here. I don't have the part. "
"What is it?"
"It is just a belt. Probably something was thrown up into the engine and nicked it. At some point the tension just took it. I'd say it was from wear but you have a pretty new car -- so I kind of doubt that. Could be worse."
"And the good news for you is?" Katrina asked.
"Well, I guess I get to sit up front with you and then there is the tow charge."
At that moment a small orange hatchback barreled down the road. It passed them by about 20 yards, then suddenly stopped and reversed its course -- only to jerk to a halt right behind Joe. A young man with hair that fell about his face hiding his features popped out of the window on driver's side of the car. Sitting on the sill of the window he leaned over the roof of the car. "Hey, we are so lost. Could you point us toward Danbury? It's all Halloween and we have a gig to get to." He seemed confused or stoned. Perhaps both.
"You're about 45 minutes away."
"Really? You idiots." He hit the roof, "I told you were headed in the wrong direction." He turned to Joe, "If you would not mind coming with us to show us the way we be much obliged."
"Yeah, I don't think so. I am helping the lady right now. "
The driver smiled at Katrina. "Hey, nice lady."
Joe stepped forward. "If you just go back to 684 and head north you'll be there in no time." From her vantage point she saw Joe put his hand on a wrench he had in his back pocket.
"Thanks. There was a sudden change in the young man's demeanor. "I know I will never remember all that." The driver rapped on the roof again. The hatch popped open and caught Joe on the chin. As he started go down to one knee it seemed that half dozen hands came out of the blackness of the car and pulled him in before he could resist. Just as quickly the back shut and a car began to rock and shake. Wherever it was in there was apparently delivering a savage beating to the stunned mechanic.
Katrina tried to start her car. Suddenly she remembered why Joe was there. Jumping out of the car she found herself crashing into a near seven foot tall clown. "How did you sneak up on me?" She looked down noticing his red footwear. "Especially in those shoes." The smell of grease paint filled her senses as a towel was clasped over her mouth and nose. She struggled for a second. Before passing out Kat thought she saw the young man's face clearly for a moment -- it was a clown face tattoo and then nothing.
3.
Katrina awoke in a ramshackle cabin. In front of her she could see the beaten, unconscious Joe sitting naked propped up against the wall with hands shackled above his head. His legs were outstretched and straddling them was curvy female wearing fishnets, a tiny top hat, and a corset. Her face was covered in make-up. She was riding him as hard as she could. When her head stopped spinning Katrina tried to move but she was tied tight.
Between grunts the female clown spoke. "I see you. He's so fucking hard. You might've had this but we showed up. Unlucky you." She started to grind on her captive. "Sweet Jesus, he fought." Katrina could see the bruises forming on his face underneath the smear of paint that she assumed was from the woman. "The secret is when you have a stud like this and he cannot get passed the clown thing or his helplessness or the fact he is just knocked the fuck out you have to finger or tongue that asshole. Never fails." She turned to Catherine smiled. Every tooth was file to a point. Her eyes roll back into her head as she started to cum. She turned back to Joe and bit his chest. He screamed and started to thrash. The clown released her grip and some of his blood dribbled down her chin. "That's right empty into my pussy." She laughed hitting Joe couple times in the face with her taped right hand. He went limp. "What a fucking gift. Lucky me, so much for the overture." Katrina tried not to move. "Don't play; I can smell your fear and your wetness."
Terrified, Kat had not noticed her own excitement until the clown pointed it out.
Katrina willed her eyes to stay shut as she felt teeth through her shirt on her left nipple.
"However, if you want to play I could just chew it off."
She felt the finger start to play with her ass pucker and the skin of her nipples start to pull apart before she screamed.
"Boys, she is awake."
"No. No. No." At that point Katrina became incoherent.