CAUTION: This is a completely unbelievable, profane, fantasy fulfilling sex romp. All characters are unfortunately fictional, as are all the events. If you are insulted by any of the above feel free to not read the story. To all others: Have fun!
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Like much in my life, my excitement was inspired by the non physical, in other words despite the fascination my life had for me; for most people I would be classified as a looser. What can I say, it wasn't really my fault, it was intrinsic in me. From an early age instead of playing doctor with the local twerps, pardon my French, I preferred spending time with my heroes. The fact that most of them where already dead did not deter my passion. Shakespeare, Marlow, Chaucer, Dante and other very dead people stared in my book of the Very Ultimately Cool. In fact the closest I came to modern, where the only partially decomposed, such as Fred Astaire.
In fact Astaire was probably at the top of my drool category and stared in many of my fantasies. No I am not blind or even deranged, just shall we say, a little eccentric for the under 25 category. On this night, much like any other, this lead to my bodily distribution encompassing a sprawled torso over my desk during prime time (10' on a Friday night), my hair a mess, my clothing definitely relegated to Cinderella floor cleaning, chewing on a raged looking pencil while perusing, with a dastardly grin on my face, the intricate complexities of medieval manuscript illumination. What can I say, I was feeling more illuminated by the minute, despite my blind disregard of my less than attractive getup.
My only defense was the fact that I was alone and not expecting company, so I dressed for my expectations, and was mildly put out when life failed to perform to my defined standard. Any fashion, boy and sex fan would have proclaimed that any girl in any situation should always be ready for the unexpected appearance of a delicious male. Having been endowed with a down to earth attitude, a disbelief in any kind of miraculous event, a strong belief in the powers of Photoshop and a disdain for luck; I was unprepared for anything other than my own, obviously fascinating, company. I still think I had the right of it, I lived on the fifth floor, had a severely padlocked door and no balconies or other romantic implements attached to the exterior of my rather shabby building.
Unsurprisingly I was rather surprised when a loud sharp thud proclaimed the arrival of an unscheduled delivery on my bedroom floor. It took me a rather long time to react, about 30 seconds, before I scrambled up and turned. Irritation being my first reaction, at the audacity of whatever calamity wished to intrude on my study time, I was not prepared for any sane reaction to the bloody pulp that now occupied my carpeted floor. My first thought was "Holy fuck! How am I going to get the stain out of that!" Then I looked at the now motionless form on my floor. He was rather big, in fact huge, very bloody, with his enormous black wings hanging limply in naked profusion. Somebody or something had torn out huge chunks of feather and flesh from them and the remaining fluff was stained with his blood. His clothes were ragged and torn, slashes running down from neck to waist, marking his body in blood and gore. So I did the only thing possible in such a situation. I ran to the window, reached through the broken pane and closed the shutters. Whatever had done such to him would not, I deduced, be a polite visitor.
Privacy and safety now secured, I did the other important thing, I walked up to the body and slapped him full in the face.
"Wake up Romeo. WAKE UP!"
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Five minutes of an eternity latter, I had Mr. Mess rearranged on my bathroom floor. I wasn't sure how I managed it. I mean, I sort of slapped him into semi-consciousness and between us we managed to drag, scrap and limp along from one floor to the other. Only now I too was covered in blood, he was completely zonked and the smell of all that blood was definitely making me feel queasy.
"Why the fuck couldn't you choose a doctor's apartment, huh? What the fuck am I going to do with you now... Come on Alice, come on," I slapped myself hard, didn't clear the fog completely but it helped. "First Aid, First Aid," I dived into the bathroom cabinet and dragged ancient supplies of varying kinds from dark and dusty corners, all the while chanting little bits of advice to myself "Stop the blood, stop the blood, come on Alice bleeding like that is not good... How the fuck am I going to bandage his wings? A genie veterinarian would be so useful round about now... Ok, ok, antiseptic antiseptic antiseptic .... AH! Antiseptic...mumble mumble mumble."
It took forever to bath the blood off of him and then I found that the wings were not my biggest problem. His wounds were so deep that even I could see he needed stitches. At this point, my sleeves rolled up to the elbows, a bloody sponge in one hand, blood from my nose down my elbows to my t-shirt, I considered calling the cops, taking him to a hospital or phoning a doctor. Then I got my emergency sewing kit. After all, who takes a huge bird man to the local authorities? Well, someone braver and more foolhardy than me. I figured that burying him under the floorboards would be easier than explaining to, whichever authority the X-files were under, that I did not have my own pair of wings stashed in the attic. It took me three hours to stitch him up, I used silk thread which I bathed in alcohol, hopping against hope that I was not going to kill off my first mythical creature. This was not how children's stories went, the heroine did not meet the lion and badly bandage him to death, that's what the bad guys did. Plus I had a severe shortage of floor boards as my floor was all thinly carpeted concrete.
Having served my Florence Nightingale time, I then faced another tremendous hiccup. I couldn't leave a critically damaged and rather bent bird on a cold floor. He was bound to get the flue, well a deathly variant of it or whatever, and besides I needed a shower. So I tried slapping him again. Then I tried shouting. Then I did both of them together. I think I managed to bruise his face a bit, but other than that, sleeping beauty slept on, or maybe he was just comatose. In the end I wound up dragging my three fluffies, yes it was that kind of flat, all my blankets and sheets to the bathroom, where by stint of pushing shoving and rolling I managed to surround him in bedding. Then my adrenaline not yet spent, I dragged myself into the kitchen were I made in rapid succession five hot water bottles, yes it was that kind of flat, which I buried in the mound that occupied my bathroom. I made copious quantities of instant packet soup which I poured into two thermos flasks, put them with a straw and spoon on the toilet and proceeded to have a shower.
Trust me, if you had been as covered in blood as me, you would have showered too. Besides I had argued while stripping that "Well, it will heat the room up right? And besides" I prodded the shapeless lump "you're not exactly in any shape to notice the view huh?" And no, I did not get him wet, my shower was one of those so-narrow-and-small-you-suffocate-from-the-steam-boxes that grace flats with the word 'practical' in the add. Then being tired annoyed and of the unromantic practical sort, I slept in the fluffies with the lump in the bathroom.
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That night was an eventful one. At my most deeply asleep moments Mr. Feathered Lump would twist and turn and shiver. In these instances quick interpretation was essential. At some points it meant he was having a nightmare in which case I slapped him, at other times he was too hot so I had to uncover him and sponge him down till he got too cold again; or else he would be semi-conscious and dying (probably literarily) for a drink, so I would spoon some of the then partially warm soup down him. It made me wonder in those aggravating moments, how anybody would ever consent to becoming a nurse, doctor or mother. The sick and helpless encouraged in me a natural tendency to be selfish and let them rot. The winged egit being an exception, as I couldn't shove him out of my apartment, he was too heavy. The day following the first night went in much the same fashion. Being dead tired I tried to get some sleep, which again was interrupted by my now mumbling with fever patient, so I spent most of the time nursing a man-bird so large I wondered how his heart could pump the quantity of blood he must require.
By the second night, the patient showed signs of recovery, he mumbled in sentences for one and he sweated less while consuming vast quantities of soup. I on the other hand, did not fare quite so well. My back was killing me, from bending over and shifting the bird's vast lump of a body, my eyes had reached the stage where obviously the Sahara desert was rooming with them and I suspected I was about to develop arthritis in all my sore extremities. To be quite clear, I was tired, hungry, uncomfortable and pissed off. Indeed I was in the process of proclaiming to the world that "Fuck it! If I have to see and clean the underneath of another gory bandage I will off you myself, chop you up and have bird soup!" when he must have taken my word for it, for my previously restless bird dropped off into a quiet peaceful sleep. Always having prided myself on being sensible I did the only sensible thing. I panicked. I thought he must be dying, so I prodded and poked him, all while whispering a constant flow of prayers "oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck..." After all, I rationalized latter, my panic was the natural reaction of one not wishing all that effort to go to waste.
Night number three saw me slumbering in a sitting position with my upper half sprawled on top of my patient. We both slept more easily, I because his wounds seemed to be healing miraculously fast and he, I supposed, for the same reason. I had tentatively hoped that that night would not see me awake till dawn but once more I was to be disappointed, for while it was still pitch black I was forced awake by my apparent suffocation.
After I had fought my way free of layer upon layer of bedding, I found my feathered man completely uncovered, it appeared that he had tossed all his covers on top of me hence the suffocation. Bleary eyed and foggy I scrambled over the mountainous pile to reach him and take his temperature. As I had expected his body was overly warm, but it was not sweating. Instead it exuded a dry comfy heat that made me curl up at his side with one arm over his chest and drift off back to sleep.
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