Taken at a Funeral By a Ghost
The Sequel to
Taken at a Cemetery by a Ghost
Story is dedicated to DEGE, who commented on my first story that they hoped for a sequel and asked whether the girl in question would be taken by this ghost again and again. Although I had originally intended for Taken at a Cemetery by a Ghost to be a standalone, that comment got me thinking about what reasons a girl might decide to return to a cemetery after a spectral encounter like that, and I got this story. Super naughty, lol. Enjoy.
The next time I was forced to visit the cemetery was a month later, at my dear grandma's funeral.
She'd been a spritely woman for her age, still dancing and begging my parents to take her on road trips to the coast. Looking at her perpetually happy expressions, she looked a good twenty years younger than her ninety-eight years of age. She acted thirty years younger too, laughing at even the most obscene jokes that men typically would reserve for locker room talk.
I guessed she was just too old to care anymore. There was a certain freedom to growing old, a certain devil-may-care recklessness. A part of me clung to her spirit, hoping I could have even a fraction of the sparkle she possessed. She would have turned ninety-nine on Christmas. We'd all been hoping she would make a full century around the sun. At the very least, she'd passed peacefully into that good night.
As I passed through the same cemetery gates I'd run through on Halloween, I felt myself shiver. The memories I'd tried hard to put out of my mind crammed back in. Flashes of that ghostly encounter bombarded my thoughts as I tried to focus on helping my mom trudge through some early snowfall towards the chairs set up around my grandma's coffin. I disliked that now I had this association with the cemetery that was impeding on my ability to mourn my grandma in peace.
Surely that ghost was no longer around, I tried to rationalize, gritting my teeth as I surveyed the area. It was an overcast day, but still the afternoon. Ghosts could only roam around freely at night, right? Even though that ghost had taken great liberties with me on Halloween, surely it was just horny and opportunistic.
We were at a funeral now. Even the undead from the 19th century would have some decorum.
Right?
My anxiety spiked as I felt the wind pick up, playing idly with the loose strands of hair dangling off my forehead.
No, it's just a perfectly normal breeze,
I told myself, swallowing as I noted the large turnout.
My grandma had been quite a popular neighborhood citizen. The quintessential old lady who baked cookies and fed everyone like they were her own children. It warmed my heart to see so many familiar faces show up to pay their respects. I could only hope that I would make a similar impact on others someday.
I took my seat beside my mom as Pastor Fred shifted towards the podium situated beside the head of the coffin. I tried to focus on his words as he greeted everyone and made an encouraging speech about the afterlife and how my grandma was at peace now, blah, blah, blah, the usual spiel.
While my mind was too fraught with worry to focus on his specific words, I found the cadence of his solemn voice reassuring. I let them lull me into a sort of trance, and was just getting comfortable, letting down my guard, when a strange sensation overcame me. My eyes widened as I felt the zipper on the front of my trench coat pull down.
Fuck
. Definitely
not
the breeze. I slapped a hand over my zipper to pull it back up but met immediate resistance. This asshole of a ghost was going to mess with me during my grandma's service!
Angry tears began leaking from the corner of my eyes. I began to shake my head, trying to whisper "no, please, no," but that only caused my mom to glance over at me and mouth if I was okay.
Ugh, the only thing worse than having a ghost fuck you at a funeral was having your mom (and a hundred or more attendees)
witness
a ghost fucking you at a funeral.
I shook my head at my mom, smiling at her tightly. She went back to looking at the pastor, dabbing her eyes with her handkerchief.
The unseen force, having successfully deterred me from zipping up my trench coat, began groping my breasts over my black dress. I regretted wearing this dress now. I didn't have any funeral-specific dresses, so I'd opted for the only little black dress I owned which, unfortunately, had quite a severe v-neck. I'd figured I'd just keep my coat on the whole time.
I gritted my teeth, annoyed that there was nothing I could do to stop him, and nothing I could do to get away from him either. I couldn't just stand up and walk away; people would think I was rude, and I didn't want to do anything to disrespect my grandma. Not just that, but I worried the ghost would manipulate me in ways that would humiliate me in front of everyone.
I prayed that this was all the ghost would do to me, even as my stomach roiled, intuitively knowing it wasn't...
Strangely enough, it was so cold outside that the ghost's hands on my mounds felt warm by comparison. I almost huffed at the fact that the ghost was, unintentionally, helping to warm me up. I could tell the old geezer was having a good time fondling me, because he bundled my breasts up tightly, smooshing them towards my chin, before letting them fall back down, pausing to watch them bounce.
I tried to stay as still as possible, hoping the open flaps of my coat would shield my chest from anyone who happened to look over. At least everyone was busy crying into tissues and watching the pastor speak. I was caught between trying to remember my grandma in a very PG13 fashion and getting slammed by spiking hot flashes from the ghost's ministrations. Resentment and anger, horror and humiliation built up within me with every obscene touch from the invisible monster.