Without Law 9, page 14
“Ohhh, yeahhhh,” I growled as my cock emptied what felt like a gallon of sperm into the sexy blonde’s accepting body, and she pushed back into me while we both came so that I filled up her womb as much as possible.
“Fuck,” I panted as I leaned over her to catch my breath.
“That was a nice quickie,” Tara said with a grin.
“Glad you think so,” I said and I slowly pulled myself out of her.
“It’s always nice when you give me a mind numbing orgasm and then fill me up,” she giggled. “And you really filled me up, damn. How is it that you can come so much?”
“Helps when my lover is super sexy,” I said as I kissed her passionately on the lips.
“You are such a smooth talker,” Tara snickered after we kissed, and she handed me a cup of bourbon from the other sink.
“You came prepared, didn’t you?” I chuckled.
“Hell, yeah,” she laughed. “I just needed some release after this week.”
“It has been hectic,” I said. “Are you alright?”
“Oh, yeah,” she said with a wave of her hand. “I’m fine, just tired and slightly disturbed.”
“I understand,” I chuckled. “It’s been a long week for everyone.”
Tara and I got dressed and made our way to our bed where we found the rest of the girls and Winchester already cuddled together.
“Finally,” Anna said.
“We thought you were going to try to skip out on us,” Paige said.
“I wouldn’t allow that,” Anna said. “Not after you so rudely interrupted us the other day.”
“Oh, hush,” Tara said as she climbed into bed. “You were already done and you know it.”
“Yeah, and you still walked in on us butt naked,” Anna scoffed.
“So?” Tara asked. “It’s not like I’ve never seen you naked before.”
“Guys,” Bailey grumbled. “Let’s go to bed.”
“Fine,” Anna whispered, and she glared at Tara.
“Don’t you glare at me,” Tara whispered back.
“Or what?” Anna hissed.
“Or I’m gonna give you a spanking,” Tara laughed.
“Guys!” Bailey groaned, and she sat up and looked at both of them.
Tara and Anna immediately turned the other way and stayed very still.
“I don’t think I’ve ever seen Bailey get cranky,” Paige said after everyone had laid down.
“I’m just tired,” Bailey yawned. “Sorry.”
“It’s okay,” I laughed. “I think we’re all tired.”
The girls all laid down around me and began to doze off while I stared out the window at the stars. It really had been a long week for everyone, and while it was nowhere near over, I knew that they could use a day off, so I’d make sure I got things prepared for them tomorrow and let them sleep in a bit. They deserved a little R&R now and then. After all, they had taken out a group of cannibals just days before. If that’s not worthy of a break, then I don't know what was.
Chapter 9
The next morning I woke to the sunshine that came through the window and I realized that while I had planned to let the girls sleep in, I myself had slept in as well.
“Shit,” I grumbled as I stretched.
“Is it daylight?” Anna asked as she sat up.
“Yeah,” I chuckled.
“We slept in,” Paige said with a frown.
“It’s alright,” I said.
“Five more minutes,” Tara mumbled, and she threw the blanket over her head.
“I don’t think so,” Anna laughed, and pulled the blanket off. “We’ve wasted enough time for one day.”
“You are so mean,” Tara snapped as she stood up and snatched her blanket back.
“Where’s Winchester?” Bailey asked with a frown.
“Probably downstairs with Rolly,” I said.
“I can’t believe we slept so late,” Paige said.
“We must have needed it,” I said.
“I bet the coffee is cold by now,” Tara said as she got up and started to get dressed.
“I’m sure we can heat it up,” Anna said with an eye roll.
“I wouldn’t be so cranky about it if somebody hadn’t snatched my covers this morning,” the platinum blonde said with a glare.
“Alright, alright,” Anna said with her hands up in surrender. “I’m sorry I took your blanket.”
“Thank you,” Tara sniffed. “That’s all I wanted.”
“You are pitiful,” Anna laughed.
I stood up, got dressed, and followed the girls downstairs. We found the common room empty except for Rolly, Betty, and Winchester.
“Hey,” I said as I sat down. “Where is everyone?”
“Jenny is on watch duty,” Betty said.
“And everyone else is out doing chores,” Rolly said.
“Damn,” I said. “Sorry we slept in so late.”
“Don’t worry about it,” Betty laughed. “We made you all breakfast and coffee.”
“Yum,” Paige said. “What’s for breakfast?”
“Cinnamon rolls,” Betty said, and she uncovered a pan that sat on the coffee table.
“Those look delicious,” I told Betty.
“How in the world did you make cinnamon rolls?” Tara asked as she grabbed one.
“I’ll show you sometime soon,” Betty said. “Also, I figured we could do Bailey’s birthday tonight since you all are leaving tomorrow.”
“That sounds awesome,” Tara said.
“I don’t see why not,” I said with a soft smile.
“We really don’t have to do anything,” Bailey said.
“We’ve been through this,” Tara said. “You’re having a party, and you’re going to love it.”
“Alright,” Bailey laughed.
Rolly passed us each a cup of coffee and we ate our cinnamon rolls and drank our java. The rolls were sweet and delicious, I wasn’t sure how Betty had pulled that off with the supplies we had, but they were absolutely amazing.
“After breakfast we should gather all the stuff we’ll need for tomorrow,” Paige said.
“I know where all the camping stuff is,” Bailey said. “I’ll help.”
“I think we all should help,” I said.
“Tara and I can pack food and water,” Anna offered.
“That sounds great,” I said.
“So Bailey and I will get the camping stuff,” Paige said.
“That leaves me to get the bikes ready and pack our ammo,” I said with a smile.
“Sounds like a good plan,” Betty chuckled. “Anything we can do?”
“You’ve done enough,” Paige said as she shoved another cinnamon roll in her mouth.
“Alright,” Betty said. “But let me know if you think of anything else.”
“We will,” I said. “Rolly, I could use your help to make sure all the tires are aired up on the bikes.”
“Of course,” the old man said.
“Oh,” Betty said. “Marla talked to me about what happened. Have you had a chance to speak with her since?”
“Not yet,” I said with a frown. “Is everything okay?”
“Well, I’m not exactly sure what they’ve decided,” Betty said. “But I think they’re leaning towards giving the place up.”
“Okay,” I said. “I can understand if that’s the case.”
“I did point out to her that we would still need her garden to harvest,” Betty said.
“You’re right,” I agreed. “But we can figure all that out. We still have the garden up here and at your place.”
“I’m sure Briar has one as well,” Rolly said.
“I bet you’re right,” I said.
“Whatever they want to do, we’ll figure out a way to handle it,” Bailey said.
“Yes,” I agreed with a smile at the blonde. “I’ll have a talk with them tonight.”
“Alright,” Betty said, and she stood up. “I’m going to go check on Jenny.”
“You ready to work on those bikes, boss?” Rolly asked, and he took the last drink of his coffee.
“Yup,” I said, and I downed the last of mine as well.
We all made our ways out to the gym and split up. Bailey and Paige went toward the camping equipment we had got while Anna and Tara headed toward the canned goods.
I led Rolly to the bikes and we picked out the ones best suited for myself and each of the girls, then we checked the tires, chains, and the breaks on each of them.
“These look like they’re in pretty good condition,” Rolly said.
“They do,” I agreed.
“I do have a small tire pump,” Rolly said. “You can take it with you in case somebody's tires get low.”
“Good idea,” I told the old man.
“It’s just in the shed,” he said. “Let me go grab it.”
Rolly went outside, and I headed toward Paige and Bailey to check on the progress of the supplies.
“How’s it goin’ over here?” I asked.
“Pretty good,” Bailey said with a smile.
“We found a tent big enough for all of us,” Paige said.
“And we got some rain ponchos and helmets for the bikes,” Bailey said.
“We’ll have our military helmets,” I said. “We probably don’t need bike helmets.”
“Oh, right,” the blonde said with a frown.
“It was a good idea, though,” I assured her.
“Thanks,” Bailey said, this time with a smile.
“I’ll leave you to it,” I said and I started to head toward Anna and Tara.
“We’re just packing up food and water, Tav,” Tara said. “We don’t need you to check in on us.”
“Ahem,” I said. “As your captain I do believe it is my duty to make sure my crew is not in need of assistance.”
“I think we got this,” Anna laughed.
“Alright,” I chuckled. “Remember not to pack too much though, we have to carry all our supplies ourselves this time.”
Rolly brought me the tire pump and put it in my bag. The next thing was to gather ammunition for all the girls and myself. I went to our ammo stash and got three magazines for Bailey’s M14, twenty shotgun shells for Paige, three mags for Tara’s Rugar, and some AR ammo for Anna, along with some extra mags for each of their sidearms.
I also gathered ammo for myself, and I decided I would bring my tanto blade along for the journey. Whether I needed to catch something to eat for us for whatever reason, or if I needed to take someone out, I knew it could get the job done.
After we had finished gathering supplies for our trip, I headed outside to check on the civilians and the chores that they had started. I saw Cathy across the courtyard so I yelled at her to see what they needed help with.
“Cathy!” I called.
“Hey, Tav,” the woman said as I jogged over to her.
“Sorry we slept in this morning,” I said. “What all can I help out with?”
“All the chores are pretty much done,” she said. “Donna and Jeff are out checking traps, but as soon as they’re back it’ll all be complete.”
“Are you sure?” I asked.
“Yeah,” Cathy said. “All the animals have been fed and watered, we gathered eggs from the chickens.”
“Alright,” I said. “Thanks.”
“No worries,” Cathy said with a grin, and she headed back into the dorm building.
I mosied around outside for a while as I surveyed the garden area that we built last year. In the next month or so it would be time to start planting seeds, and hopefully come fall we would have a bountiful harvest. There would be plenty of land to till, and with the chickens and cows around we definitely wouldn’t run out of fertilizer.
“Hey, Tav!” Bailey called, and she ran up behind me.
“Hey,” I said with a smile. “What’s up?”
“We’re all done in there,” the blonde said. “But I have a favor to ask.”
“What’s that?” I chuckled.
“Would you go riding with me?” she asked with a hopeful smile. “It doesn’t have to be long, I just want to go for a ride today.”
“Of course,” I said. “You are the birthday girl, right?”
“Thanks,” Bailey said, and she kissed me on the cheek. “I’m going to go get everything ready.”
“I’ll help,” I said and I followed her toward the barn where the horses were.
“What made you want to ride today?” I asked.
“We just didn’t really ride all winter,” Bailey said. “I figured the horses could use some exercise.”
“I’m sure they could,” I agreed. “We should probably take it easy on them today.”
“We will,” Bailey said. “I just want a nice, gentle ride for today.”
“Alright,” I chuckled.
The day was beautiful with a blue sky and white clouds that hung above us as we walked. It was cool, but not cold, and the sun shone down and warmed the surrounding air.
The ground was somewhat muddy from the rainstorm the night before, but it wasn’t terrible, and I figured the horses wouldn’t have much difficulty with it.
When we got to the barn Bailey grabbed the halters she had in her back pocket and slipped them on the horses to lead them out.
“Hey pretty girls,” she cooed as she walked them up the hill.
“I’ll take buttercup,” I said and I reached for the reins.
“Here,” Bailey said with a smile, and she reached up to pet Gray Lady’s ear.
“Hey, Buttercup,” I said and I stroked her massive neck. She was a huge and beautiful chestnut horse, and so well mannered.
We continued up the hill until we were at the tree line.
“Where are we riding to?” I asked.
“I figured we would take them to the river first,” Bailey said. “Let them get a drink, then we can just make a circle around the school.”
“Alright,” I agreed. “That sounds reasonable.”
Bailey grabbed onto Gray Lady’s mane and expertly lifted herself up with a single pull. The horse barely moved as Bailey climbed on; she was happy to have a rider once more.
Buttercup was much taller than Gray Lady, and even a bit tall for me, I grabbed her mane, but really had to heft myself up to hop on.
“You good?” Bailey chuckled.
“She’s a large horse,” I laughed. “What do you want from me?”
“Just checking on you,” the blonde chuckled once more.
“Alright,” I said with a gesture of my arm. “Lead the way.”
Bailey kicked her heels into Gray Lady’s sides, and the horse took off with a trot toward the river. I rode behind the pretty blond and watched as her form gently bounced up and down. Once we reached the river we hopped off and let the horses drink.
“I used to come walking around here all the time,” Bailey said as she stroked Gray Lady’s shoulder.
“You still kind of do,” I chuckled. “We set traps and go hunting in these woods all the time.”
“That’s true,” the pretty blond said. “But I used to come out here to think and get away from everyone. It was just for myself then, not for survival.”
“Do you miss it?” I asked.
“Sometimes,” she said with a shrug. “But not so much. I don’t want to get away from everyone now.”
“I’m glad.” I smiled and gave her a kiss on the forehead.
After the horses had finished drinking, we hopped back on the horses and rode around the campus. After a while we even picked up the pace and got up to a gallop.
It grew later in the day as we rode and I figured Bailey had lost track of time, so I pulled ahead of her and steered us back to the barn.
“Thanks,” Bailey breathed after we stopped and let the horses in. “I almost forgot we had to go back inside.”
“I figured as much,” I laughed. “Did you have fun?”
“Yes,” the blonde said with a grin. “A lot of fun.”
“I’m glad,” I said. “We should probably get back up to the dorms.”
“Is it almost dinner time?” Bailey asked.
“Not quite,” I said. “But Tara’s probably got something planned for your birthday.”
“Hopefully it’s nothing too crazy,” the blonde chuckled.
“I can’t make any sort of promises on that,” I laughed.
“I know she’s just excited for me,” Bailey said. “And I do love her for it, I’m just not big on being in the spotlight.”
“I’m sure she’ll steal enough of the limelight to make you feel comfortable,” I said as I threw my arm over Bailey’s shoulder and led her up the hill toward the dorms.
The road was mostly clear with some patches of slush still left, and the air was cool and pleasant. The sun had just begun its descent down for the day, and the light had just begun to change to a pale orange that illuminated everything around us.
I looked to Bailey and admired the twilight glow on her soft, blond hair. She was absolutely stunning as ever, and I felt my chest warm when I thought about how lucky I was to have the wonderful and kind woman in my life.
We reached the door to the dorm building and I looked in to see mostly everyone sat in the common area.
“It looks like everyone is in there already,” I said.
“That makes sense,” Bailey said. “I guess we were out there riding for a while.”
“Alright,” I said. “Well, let’s head in.”
I opened the door wide for Bailey and as soon as she walked in everyone turned around and yelled ‘Happy Birthday!’.
“Oh, my gosh,” the blonde laughed. “You guys didn’t have to do that.”
“We know,” Tara said as she sauntered over and handed each of us a drink. “But we wanted to.”
“It was obviously Tara’s idea,” Anna chuckled.
“Well, thank you, Tara,” Bailey said with a smile.
“You’re most welcome,” the platinum blonde said. “Alright, now let’s eat.”
“Eat?” Bailey asked. “Isn’t it early for dinner?”
“A bit,” Betty agreed. “But we wanted to give you plenty of time to celebrate this evening before your big day tomorrow.”
“Thank you all,” the blonde said with a shy smile. “I really appreciate all of you.”
