My father owns a boatyard and I've been messing around with boats since I was a kid. It was only natural that when I finished school I went to work in the yard. As well as doing general repairs and building boats we have a few boats that we lease, some for fixed terms and others casual, for people who want to do some fishing.
Sometimes when we lease a boat for an angler we provide someone to actually do the sailing. The leasing part of the business is where I work and every so often I get a day on the water, taking an inept angler out.
That's what I was doing today. Mr Bryant had leased one of our launches for the afternoon. He could handle a boat OK but was a little lazy. He just wanted to fish, not have to worry about the boat itself, so I was tapped to take him out and do the scut work. I didn't mind. It was a nice day to be out on the water and I was being paid for it.
We came out of the river onto the bay. There was a bit of a chop along the coast, courtesy of a storm that had passed through, and we bounced a little as we headed out deeper. Then the engine cut out.
I was not pleased. The launch had been in for a service just the day before and this was its first outing. It was pretty obvious to me that whoever had serviced the boat had stuffed up. Fortunately I know my way around an engine so I thought I could resolve the problem.
I undogged the hatch on the engine bay and started poking around. It didn't take long to spot the problem. A few seconds was enough. One of the battery cables had come loose. The idiot mechanic must have forgotten to tighten it and when we hit the choppy water it had just bounced off. I fastened the cable back on and tightened it properly, considering the words I was going to use on a certain mechanic when we got back.
Cable tightened, I called for Mr Bryant to turn her over, and she caught first try. Problem solved. I signalled Mr Bryant to cut it again and started putting away the tools before dogging the hatch again.
When I take anglers out I'm there to drive the boat and to be part of the background. I'm not supposed to distract them or to encourage any familiarity. Accordingly, for these trips I don't wear a bikini. I wear a t-shirt and shorts and present a modest and inconspicuous appearance. So what followed next came as a bit of a shock.
I was bent over the hatch, fastening the last of the catches, when Mr Bryant ran his hand over my bottom in what I can only describe as being in an overly familiar manner.
I gave a squeak and reared upright, only to find his other hand placed firmly on my back, holding me pinned to the hatch. Kicking did no good as he was standing too close to me. Hitting was useless as I had no target to hit at. All I could do was yell at him, suggesting that he quit it or else.
He didn't quit it and I didn't really have an or else to deliver. All I could do was lie there while his hand roamed over my bottom. That would have been bad enough if he'd stopped at that but did he? Not so that you'd notice. His hand slipped down between my legs, caressing my mound. Caressing, hell. He intimately explored it, tracing every little curve and hollow.
I abused him some more, letting him know that as soon as he let up we were sailing right back to the yard and he could forget about his fishing.
In answer his hand came up to the side of my shorts and undid the buttons there. Still holding me firmly in place he tugged my shorts down and, to my increasing fury, my panties.
I'd run out of names to call him and it's demeaning to repeat yourself. I just shut up and suffered in silence as his hand started exploring my bottom and pussy all over again, but this time it was a case of flesh on flesh. Why is it that removing a flimsy bit of material makes the same sort of touching seem so much more intimate?
I found some new words to say to him when he eased my lips apart and slipped a couple of fingers inside me. I surprised myself. I had a greater vocabulary that I'd realised. Mr Bryant just seemed amused, asking if my father knew I used language like that.
Sooner or later he was going to have to let me go. All I could do was wait. Then we were going back. Or I was. Him I might just push overboard so he could swim back.