Bigfoots Come a Nocin'

Ashlee was sitting on her bed, in despair.

Her boyfriend of 2 years, Blake had dumped her out of the blue. To make matters worse, he chose to do it with a text message. Ashlee begged and pleaded with him, asking him why?

"It's just not gonna work anymore." Blake told her.

Ashlee had her suspicions as to why he dumped her.

It was spring break and the frat houses were in full swing to party. Blake was probably wanting to get rid of his "luggage" so he could hook up with random girls at parties. The thought of that, made Ashlee feel worse, she had been looking forward to spending her break with him.

Someone started knocking at the door.

"Hey Ash! You in there?" It was her friend, Janell.

"Yeah, just a second." Ashlee replied.

Ashlee wiped her eyes; put on her glasses and took a deep breath, trying to hide the fact she had been crying.

Ashlee rolled off her bed and walked over and opened the door.

Janell ran in and hugged Ashlee. "Hey! Where you been all morning?" She asked.

"I decided to sleep in, didn't feel much like getting out." Ashlee said.

Janell squinted her eyes and looked closely at Ashlee.

"Honey, what's wrong?" Janell asked.

Ashlee tried avoiding eye contact, not wanting Janell to see her teary eyes.

"It's Blake. He decided he was tired of me. He sent me a text this morning; it's over." Ashlee said, choking up.

"That asshole. A text? He didn't even have the balls to tell you in person?" Janell exclaimed.

"It's alright. I kinda knew it was coming. Here lately, he never really wanted to hang out or come see me. I guess he found someone else." Ashlee assumed.

"I'm sorry, Ash; it's his lost. But hey, screw him! It's spring break and it's time to party!" Janell said, cheerfully.

Ashlee smiled and let out a giggle.

"That's okay. I don't really wanna party. Besides, everyone we run into will ask me, where's Blake?

I just wanna avoid people for awhile." Ashlee explained.

"Girl, I'm not gonna let you spend your spring break, curled up in your dorm room. Not by yourself!" Janell said.

Janell got an excited look on her face, and grabbed Ashlee by the shoulders.

"I got an idea! My family has a cabin up north, about an hour away. It's all to itself; right near the lake. We can hang out there for spring break.

"We can get some beer and liquor; junk food! Come on, Ash! It'll be awesome!" Janell squealed.

"Just us? No one else?" Ashlee asked.

"Just us, girly. You, me and alchohol!" Janell said.

Ashlee was a bit skeptic, but some time alone with her best friend sounded like a good way to cheer up.

"I'm sold, let's do it. Ashlee smiled.

Janell danced in excitement and left to go start packing and Ashlee started getting her things together.

The cabin was in the Pacific Northwest of Washington.

Janell's family owned a fishing cabin up there.

Ashlee couldn't help but think of how nice the cabin must be. Janell was her best friend, but Janell also came from a wealthy family. The cabin had to be high end.

Janell was a nice person, but she had a wild side. She liked to party and she loved men, a lot! Janell was a petite girl with long blonde hair and big green eyes. She kept a tan, all year round. Her appearnace meant a lot to her.

Ashlee was more of a homebody and bookworm. She stood at 5'11 and was a curvy gal. She had long red hair and dark brown eyes. Ashlee always felt like an outsider in high school, but all that changed when she entered college. Janell was the first friend she made there, and the two had become close over the years.

Ashlee walked out front with her duffel bags and met up with Janell, who was already packing her bags in her SUV.

"You all set?" Ashlee asked.

"Almost. You sure you got everything? Warm clothes, toothbrush, deoderant, vibrator?" Janell smirked.

"And fresh batteries." Ashlee snickered.

"Alright, let's get going!" Janell cheered.

***

Janell and Ashlee traveled up the coast, the cabin was located deep in the backwoods and it would take awhile to get there.

The sun was shining, but there was a light drizzle of rain. Ashlee started asking questions about the cabin; curious of what it was like.

"So tell me about your cabin." Ashlee requested.

"Well, my dad and uncle bought it awhile back. They like to hunt and fish. It isn't much, but it's a nice place to get a way for awhile.

"I haven't been there in years though. My family used to go there every summer, when I was a kid.

My brother and I would play in the woods, go swimming in the lake and just goof off. My favorite memories are of my dad, we would all sit around the fire pit and he would tell scary stories." Janell explained.

"What kind of stories?" Ashlee leaned over the armrest.

Janell grinned.

"Oh, just stupid stuff. A guy with a hook for a hand, ghost stories and his favorite, the wood boogers." Janell laughed.

"Wood boogers?" Ashlee giggled.

Janell threw her head back and snickered loudly.

"My dad said there were these big, hairy monsters out there in the woods. That would snatch up little kids and take them away. Later, they would eat you!" Janell jokingly said.

"Sounds scary." Ashlee said with a sarcastic tone.

"Just dad trying to keep us from straying too far.

Still, it made it more fun. Staying up late; peeking out the windows, trying to spot a monster in the woods." Janell said.

***

The girls finally arrived at the cabin. Ashlee was amazed by how beautiful it was. The cabin was old, but well kept. There was a stone walkway that lead from the driveway to the steps of the porch. Ashlee followed Janell to the door and they went inside.

The cabin was more "modern" on the inside. The first room was the living room; a couch and two lazy boy recliners, with thick blankets; draped over them sat in the center; facing a stone fireplace.

There was a kitchen that had a gas stove, refrigerator and sink. Didn't look too rustic, Ashlee noted; she wasn't too surprised.

Janell came from money and this cabin was decked out. Ashlee walked down the hall and found the bathroom; a glass shower was not what she was expecting. She felt relief though, she didn't wanna go a week without a shower.

Janell walked in behind Ashlee.

"Hey girl, you like the cabin?" Janell asked.

"This place is awesome. It's like something out of a vacation brochure.

"Are the bedrooms on the other end?" Ashlee asked.

"Yeah, they're right down the other hall.

"Why don't you go unpack, I'm gonna get the propane hooked up and gas up the generator." Janell said.

"You want me to help you out?" Ashlee offered.

"Naw, I got it."

"I tell you what, get unpacked and get your swimsuit on.

We'll go swimming in the lake, when I'm done." Janell said, excitedly.

Ashlee walked down the hall, at the end; there were two bedrooms on each side. One had a king size bed and the other had a set of bunk beds. Ashlee was the guest, so she took the room with the bunk beds. Ashlee unpacked and tried to feel more at home in the room.

She checked her phone, hoping that maybe Blake had texted her. Her phone had no new messages and she didn't have signal.

Ashlee felt disappointed and lied on the lower bunk of the bunk beds; she wondered if she had done something wrong to cause Blake to dump her. Ashlee's thoughts were soon interrupted by Janell, who came running into the room.

"Hey, what are you doing in here?

"I figured we could share the king bed. There's plenty of room for the two of us." Janell said.

"Oh, I just thought I would take this room. I'm the guest, I didn't wanna take the big bed." Ashlee explained.

"Yes, you're my guest. So you're sleeping in the big bed. Now get your ass in your bikini! We're going swimming." Janell laughed.

Ashlee started undressing; her jeans hugged tight around her big, round thighs as she pulled them down. Ashlee brought a black, one-piece bikini, she got ready and went looking for Janell.

She walked through the cabin and went out the back door, the view was amazing. The lake was only about 30 yards from the cabin. She found the fire pit behind the cabin as well. "This must be where Janell's family told scary stories." Ashlee assumed.

Janell came walking out of the cabin and Ashlee couldn't help but notice her bikini.

Janell was wearing a red, thin strap bikini. It barely held her 38D breasts; the lower half was just a thin thong. Ashlee felt relieved that they were in the middle of nowhere, and no one could see her like that.

"Wow girl, I never noticed those long legs before. Nice!" Janell complimented.

"Thanks. Nice, uh, everything." Ashlee giggled.

"Hey, I got this to make my man-hunting a little easier. Too bad I can't try it out." Janell said, with a pouty face.

"Well, you should give the fish quite a show." Ashlee laughed.

***

The girls spent more time sunbathing on the dock, than swimming. Ashlee held her phone up, checking to see if Blake had messaged her.

"What are you doing?" Janell asked.

"I was just wondering if Blake might have sent me a message." Ashlee muttered.

"Don't waste your time, you're not gonna get a text.

No offense to you or anything, there's no signal up here. Besides, you need to work on forgetting that loser." Janell said, snarky.

"I know. It's just, we were together for two years, Blake was the only boyfriend I ever had. It's hard, I can't get over him so fast." Ashlee said.

Janell closed her eyes and sighed. "I'm sorry, Ash.

I didn't think about that. But you're better off, it's better to know his true colors now, then later." Janell said.

The girls continued sunbathing for the next hour.

They were lying on their backs with their eyes closed; enjoying the warm dock beneath them.

Ashlee turned her head and had to squint; her vision was fuzzy from the sustained sunlight.

She looked down the shore, admiring the lush vegetation that grew along it.

Quickly, she caught the glimpse of something odd, there was a white blur in a big bush of dark green vegetation.

Ashlee sat up and rubbed her eyes and looked again, but there was nothing there. She thought maybe the sun was playing with her vision.

"I think I've got enough sun for today. I'm gonna head in and cool off." Ashlee said.

"Okay. I'll be in, in a bit." Janell said.

Ashlee started walking to the cabin, but she kept wondering about what she saw.

She decided to walk around the side of the cabin, to take a closer look.

She looked over to the area where she thought she saw something, but nothing was there, just thick brush and trees.

"I've been in the sun too long." Ashlee told herself.

Ashlee headed inside the cabin, to get something to drink. She got a cold beer from the fridge and started walking around the cabin; trying to cool off.

Ashlee noticed that all the windows of the cabin, were quite small.

There were about 3 feet in length and 1 foot in width. The door of the cabin, was made of hard wood. Very thick and solid.

Ashlee walked to the center of the room, and sat down on the big sofa; propping her feet up on the coffee table in front of it.

"What are we gonna do all week?" Ashlee wondered.

There was no T.V., no cell signal and no guys.

This wasn't really the spring break Ashlee had in mind.

She thought about Blake, probably partying with his buddies, or he was screwing some girl he just met.

It'd had been awhile, since Ashlee had gotten laid; her body was still warm from being out in the sun and the warmth of her pussy, felt burning hot.

Her bathing suit rubbed against her sensitive clit and Ashlee ran her hand down her stomach, till she reached her pussy.

She started rubbing herself from the outside of her bathing suit; her legs stretched out over the coffee table.

She kept rubbing in a clockwise motion, Ashlee bit her lip and she clenched her legs together. She could feel her juices, seeping through her bathing suit, she quicken her rhythm; breathing sharply.

At that moment, Janell came in through the back door.

"I'm burnt up!

"Is the beer cold yet?" Janell yelled.

Ashlee jumped and sat up straight; hoping Janell didn't see her.

"Ye-yeah! I got one a few mintues ago, they're pretty cold." Ashlee replied, sheepishly.

Janell grabbed a beer and flung her towel onto the counter. "I almost fell asleep out there." Janell said.

She walked over and joined Ashlee on the sofa, taking big gulps of her beer. "You alright? You look shooken up." Janell observed.

"I'm alright. I was just thinking." Ashlee explained.

Janell cocked her eye. "You're not thinking of Blake again, are you? Honey, let him go! He's an asshole." Janell said.

"No, it's not Blake. I was just thinking about us.

What are we gonna do all week? I mean this cabin is nice and all, but it's just us.

"There's no T.V., I can't get signal on my phone. What's there to do around here?" Ashlee asked.

"Well, I was gonna surprise you, but it seems you're already getting antsy.

"There's a tavern a few miles from here. It's wild and fun! Hard-working, blue collar men, music and dancing. I figured you could find yourself a studly, lumberjack that could help you forget about Blake." Janell snickered.

"Lumberjacks? Are you serious?" Ashlee laughed.

"Hey now, those lumberjacks know how to use wood.

"How about we cook up some dinner; get showered and gussied up, then head out to have some fun?" Janell asked.

"Alright, it's a plan. But let's eat quick!" Ashlee said, enthusiastically.

***

The girls fixed a small dinner; grilled chicken with salad.

Ashlee started asking Janell about the tavern.

"I haven't been there, myself. I just know of it, from what mom told me." Janell said.

"Your mom? Did your parents used to go there or something?" Ashlee asked.

"Mom did, dad didn't." Janell grinned.

Ashlee looked at her blankly. "Your mom cheated on your dad?" Ashlee asked.

"Yep. Mom was pretty wild, back in the day.

"As I got older, we talked more. You know, 'girl talk'.

She told me about the guys she met there, and the things she did." Janell explained.

Ashlee was speechless. Janell had never told her about that. Ashlee was raised in a conservative household, but she didn't adhere too much with her parents beliefs.

The girls continued talking for awhile. It was getting dark and they realized they'd better start getting ready for their night out.

Ashlee insisted that she would do the dishes, while Janell took a shower.

Ashlee was excited, but also nervous. The thought of hooking up with some random guy was scary. She'd never been with anyone, besides Blake.

After much thought. Ashlee decided she would amuse Janell, by going to the tavern, but would refrain from having sex. She wasn't the kind of girl to do something so spontaneous. Janell walked in the kitchen with a damp towel wrapped around her.

"Okay. I'm done! I'm gonna go into the bedroom and start getting ready." Janell explained.

"Alright. I'm about done with the dishes; I'll wash up when I'm done." Ashlee said.

"Screw that. Leave the dishes and get in there. The sooner we leave, the better." Janell smiled.

Ashlee went into the bathroom and started undressing. Her mind was in a torrent, of what to do.

She really wanted to meet new guys, but not just for hooking up.

She stepped in the shower and started washing herself. Her body seemed to argue with her, she was in desperate need to fuck!

Her pussy had been wet all day, she could feel her hard nipples as she washed over them.

Ashlee stopped torturing herself and got out of the shower. She stepped out and started drying herself; bending over, drying her legs and slowly working her way up. Ashlee tilted her head and started running the towel over her long hair. As she looked over to the window, she caught a glimpse of something, outside. The window was steamed up, but there was a shadow in it. Ashlee walked over, trying to figure out what it was.

She reached out and started wiping the window, she was soon horrified by what she saw! An ugly, rough face was staring at her. Ashlee was frozen in place, staring into its eyes, it had a brown colored face with white hair surrounding it. She finally worked her voice up and screamed! Whatever it was, it ran away from the panic. Ashlee could hear Janell racing down the hall. "Ashlee? I'm coming!" Janell screamed. Janell slammed the door open, crashing against the wall.

"Ashlee! What's wrong?" Janell cried.

"There's someone out there, Janell.

I saw him staring at me." Ashlee cried.

Janell grabbed Ashlee by the arm and pulled her into the hallway and shut the door.

"Come on, honey. Let's get in the living room." Janell told her.

Janell ran to the door and made sure it was locked. Ashlee curled up on the sofa, looking around the room; checking the windows.

"What'd he look like?" Janell asked.

"Ugly. He had rough, dark skin and his hair was white." Ashlee explained.

"So an old man was peeping at you?" Janell asked.

"It didn't look like an old man.

"It looked like a monster." Ashlee cried.

Janell ran over and sat beside Ashlee; wrapping her in a hug.

"It's alright, Ash. It was probably just some old geezer that lives in the mountains." Janell said.

"It wasn't a man, Janell!

"I don't know what it was, but we gotta get outta here." Ashlee pleaded.

"Alright... I'm gonna get our stuff packed real quick, then we're gonna get outta here. Just relax." Janell ordered.

Janell ran into the bedroom and Ashlee could hear her thumping around. Ashlee sat quietly on the sofa, scanning the windows; terrified that the face would reappear. Ashlee tried her phone; hoping to call 911, but there was no signal.

In the silence, Ashlee heard a creak outside the door. She gasped and tried to be quiet; listening carefully. Something was on the porch, on the other side of the door. Whatever it was, it had to be large; the wooden deck of the porch was cracking beneath its weight. Ashlee stood up, slowly and tiptoed toward the door.

Ashlee leaned against the door, trying to listen.

She could hear something breathing, heavily. It started moving down the porch, Ashlee noticed there was a window in the direction it was moving.

She cautiously, crept up to the window. Her heart felt like it was gonna pop out of her chest, she was afraid to look out, but she wanted to know what was out there.

Ashlee leaned over, peering outside the window.

She couldn't see anything. Suddenly, a face popped up in front of hers, it was the same face she saw in bathroom, earlier. Ashlee screamed and it roared!

It started pounding on the side of the cabin, clouds of dust; erupted from the wall paneling. Ashlee jumped back and fell to the floor. Janell ran in, panicked.

"What the fuck is going on?" Janell screamed.

"It's out there! It's on the porch!" Ashless cried.

The creature turned its attention to the door; banging and crashing up against it. The girls ran into the hallway near the bedrooms and slunk down; holding each other. The creature continued his assault for almost half an hour, eventually giving up it seemed.

The creature stomped around the cabin, as if it was looking for another way in, hitting random spots of the cabin.

The girls cowered in the hallway, listening to the creature's rampage.

"What's it doing?" Ashlee asked.

"I don't know. I guess it's trying to figure the place out; trying to find a way in." Janell guessed.

At that moment, the lights in the cabin started to flicker. There was a loud crash, and the lights went out completely.

"Shit! It took out the generator." Janell hissed.

"What are we going to do? We can't call for help and there's no one around here to help us." Ashlee cried.

"We're gonna have wait till daylight, then we gotta make a run for it. The SUV is parked out front, as soon as the coast is clear; we haul ass and get out of here." Janell said.