© LIPrulz December 2010
Writer note - This continues straight on from chapter 1. It's separated due to different circumstances and length. Also I previously referred to kooris as aboriginals as that term is better understood internationally. No offence was meant to any koori that is reading. I respect anyone that has a go, race, religion or colour of no relevance. But with this explanation I'll refer to aboriginals in this area of Australia as kooris now.
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- - - Jasmin's Narrative - - -
It was a very quick five-minute drive to the next town. I had never done it in less than ten minutes so I probably shouldn't have let Matty drive. But no police stopped us and we didn't crash. That boy can drive!
I did ask him to slow down but he just grinned and told me to hang on. When we arrived I made sure the car key stayed with me.
We were in streets of Port Stephens I had never seen before. The houses were all looking run down with household rubbish and other junk on the front lawns and littering the street. Most of the homes even had flat rooves. I couldn't believe people would build such cheap looking buildings. "Will the car be alright out here on the street, Matty?" I asked him.
"Yeah, Mrs March. Don't worry about it. Adds some class to the place."
"Matty, please call me Jasmin, ok?"
"Ahhh... No," he replied with a smirk. "This way, Mrs March. This is Billy's place."
I looked at the house. The front screen door was lying off the patio, which even in the darkness looked so grimy it couldn't ever have been cleaned. "Does Billy own this, ahh house?"
Matty laughed as he knocked on the door. "Nah, Billy don't own nothing. This area's all housing commission."
That explained a lot, I kept the thought to myself though. No wonder my husband calls Australia the 'Welfare Country'.
The naked light bulb to the side of the front door came on right in my face. Matty laughed as I cringed and looked away. Billy opened the door with a heave, having to lift it while opening because the bottom hinge was missing.
The guys greeted each other excitedly and Matty introduced me as Mrs March as we went in. I rolled my eyes and said hello. Billy looked about twenty, a slight koori lad shorter than me who was nonetheless near as black as Matty.
"Wow," he exclaimed. "You're Mrs March. Matty told me heaps about cha." Billy gave me a hug.
I was so shamed. Oh God, Matty had talked about me. Billy stared at my chest when he let me go. I knew my face was beet red as I looked away. I was displaying way too much cleavage all of a sudden and wished I had fastened another two buttons on my shirt.
I wasn't sure wether Billy was a bit on the nose or if it was the house. Billy ushered me into the lounge where he was watching tv. As I sat in a sagging two seater the feel of the grime against my legs was quite disgusting. I didn't want to touch it with my hands so I kept them in my lap. I wondered what I was doing there. Matty sat with me and his hand rubbed my bare leg. I shivered of a sudden with desire, immediately remembering why I was there.
Billy went to get us something to drink but he said Dominos was closed by then, so no pizza. While he was gone I said to Matty, "Why don't we just go back to the house. You can stay most of the night."
Matty glanced at me intently before looking over my whole body. Just by looking he made me feel so hot. Then he slid a hand right under my floral skirt to the crotch of my cotton panties. I felt his fingers rubbing me through them. As he dragged his fingers over my lips, pushing the cotton between them, I knew my moistness would be obvious. I was virtually panting when he said to me, "I'm not going anywhere. This my friend's house." his fingers were trying to push my panties right into me now. I had my legs parted to let him do it. "You want to stay," Matty continued. "I feel how wet you are and I can smell your hot cunt, Mrs March. When the game's finished I'll fuck you stupid in Billy's bedroom."
Even with my panties becoming sodden I still didn't want to stay and despite how harmless he appeared, I was a little concerned about Billy. Especially, I had been worried with how he had ogled me before. Only then did it occur to me that if Matty told Billy about me then maybe he wanted to share me with him also.
"No way am I having sex with Billy," I confronted the notion head on. "No threesomes, Matty."
He looked surprised by the suggestion like it had never occurred to him. If it was an act, Matty was very convincing. "I'm not sharing you, Mrs March," he said reassuringly. "Ever. Don't even want your husband touching you," he finished.
"Ok," I said. This was the first time Matty had spoken about Damien. "But I'm not talking about my husband, Matty. He's off limits." Despite that, I was reassured by what Matty had said.
Matty didn't say anything more about that and Billy came back in the room then. As I had assumed the drinks he had for us were a cheap port. I asked Billy for a pepsi instead and he brought back a bottle of coke.
After watching the game for a while I realised Matty's attention was wandering from me. He was glancing more and more at Billy. I wasn't much interested in Rugby League as a sport either except to watch the hunky players. I looked at Billy as well. That smell was certainly stronger with him in the room. Oddly, I felt my self flush and I breathed a bit deeper of Billy's odour. Was his smell turning me on? I sure didn't think so. But I found myself inhaling deeply again only a minute later. After realising I made sure I kept my breathing shallow at least until I was out on the patio later.
Matty looked at Billy again and so did I but for different reasons. Matty was suspicious of something whereas I had recognised that my interest was piqued by how tingly I was feeling with the gangly, filthy Billy nearby. I didn't know anything about him but even I could see how fidgety and nervous he appeared.
"What is it, man?" Matty asked him. "What happened?"
"Ok, man," said Billy. "But you didn't hear this from me."
Billy cleared his throat. "The other day your uncle was here. We got to talking about things. We talked about your new girl. The March name, you know?"
Matty tensed beside me. I could see he was trying to control his anger. "Did you ring him earlier?"
"Ahhh man," said Billy apologetically. "I had to, ya know that. If I didn't and Wayne found out she had been here-"