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Archive name: war1944.txt (MF, rom, dream)
Authors name: Anonymous Author (none provided)
Story title : War is Hell 1944

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War is Hell 1944 (MF, rom, dream)
by Anonymous Author (c) 2000

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My regiment had fought and died those days in early July, 
1944. Yet when we finally entered Caen, tired half-
starved people began to cheer. Not only that, a few 
brazen and obviously relieved civilians ventured forth 
and embraced and gave us hastily picked flowers. Many 
civilians were weeping, more were dazed from the fury of 
the fighting. 

I felt very inadequate, most of the rubble that was left 
of the city, had been massed bombed only the night before 
by the Allied Airforce. The few men under my command gave 
their share of cigarettes and rations of food to the 
happy people. One young lad even handed me the head off a 
homemade doll, I hadn't the heart to return it.

Our orders had come early that morning of the 9th, the 
Maquis, the French Resistance were leading us to the 
objective. The city offices. It was called "Operation 
Goodwood", or by us Canadians, "Operation Atlantic". The 
"Operation" seemed a very fancy word, in my little corner 
of the battle, I was given objectives. And everyone I 
fought very hard for, we took. Yet as I walked through 
the rubble of the streets, looking upon the thousands of 
refugees and huddled persons in dark corners and under 
debris. 

My heart went out to them, was all this destruction worth 
the lives that was taken. Sure the allies had dropped 
leaflets to warn the city that it was about to be bombed, 
but even as I walk down the streets and across mounds 
that were once buildings, I often saw ugly grey bloated 
bodies. Once we passed an emergency hospital, set up in a 
monks' refectory, bodies were pilled outside it with 
little dignity, inside the dim and chaotic interior could 
just be made out. I was in hell!

Thankfully, the distance took little time. I stood behind 
a corner of a windowless building and followed the 
pointing finger of the Maquis guide. High in up in the 
building could just be seen the shadow of crouched 
figure, a barrel sticking out the door. A sniper! And no 
doubt, not alone. 

Unfortunately, most of the Division was sent to the 
suburbs were large pockets of German resistance held on. 
The average, sane infantryman hated door-to-door 
fighting. It was a dangerous, hellious type of fighting. 
So many obstacles, and around every corner could be a 
sniper or a company of men just waiting to kill. Damn I 
wished we had the armor that was promised us by the 
Brigade Commander.

I had five men left in my section, and sent two around to 
the right flank. I ordered two to wait and give cover 
fire as needed, along with our resistance friend who was 
more than happy with the prospect of killing Germans with 
his beat up Sten gun. Myself and Corporal Dickson would 
enter the building.

As soon as the two of us began to dart across the 
clearing I knew it was a mistake. I felt then heard the 
shots only when we were half way through the yard. I was 
grazed by two bullets, yet finally shot through the front 
door with barely a scratch. Looking behind me, I saw 
Corporal Dickson laying upon the cobblestones, dead. My 
men were returning fire, yet I held little faith in that.

I was alone, with an objective ahead of me. Yet a large 
part of me wanted to curl up into a ball and hide away. 
Thankfully my duty and the job held my sanity together. 
Through several messy rooms did I go. Moving double time, 
I quickly found a stair going up. That was when I got 
lost! 

The rooms became darker, the rooms tidier, yet still 
unclean. My body was exhausted, with my kit strapped to 
my back and the cumbersome rifle in my hands I soon had 
too stop to catch my breath. Somewhere above me someone 
was still firing. I had to get the sniper, it was either 
him or me.

As I stood catching my breath, I suddenly heard a couple 
of voices, speaking German, I caught only a word here and 
their, "mischbrot", "wurstchen", "kase". If I remember 
correctly, they were talking about food. Yet footsteps 
were coming closer. Frantically, I quickly ran into the 
suite of rooms I was standing next to. I found a locked 
door and effortlessly smashed through it. 

I stood facing the door I just came through, the broken 
lock hanging limply. I followed the sound of the voices 
as they went passed the place I had been standing. I 
heard them going up, their jackboots making harsh noises 
against the tile and wooden floors.

Taking a breath I was about to continue with my 
assignment. Then I heard something, more of a whimper. I 
spun around, my rife pointing towards the sound. I saw 
nothing but a large desk and several chairs and 
bookcases. But something had to be there!

Slowly with soft step, I came around the edge of the 
desk. My rifle pointing towards the hole under and behind 
the desk, the only logical place for a person to be. I 
hoped it was just a dog, or perhaps another type of 
animal that had crawled into that small hole. Yet I saw 
it! A shape! A huddled, dirty woman lay in the fetal 
position, her face hidden from me.

What the hell was I to do? I bent down my face coming 
closer to the desk opening. She was shivering, perhaps in 
the damp morning air, or from fear. The woman only wore a 
thin summer dress and heels. What was she doing here?

With a gentle hand I placed my palm upon her arm hoping I 
could calm her. Here was a human being, someone that had 
been tormented by the German occupation and by the Allied 
air strikes, how did I imagine I could calm her. I was 
cover in combat gear, not a very calming sight I'm sure. 
I felt her warm soft skin and she stopped shivering.

"Mlle, are you all right?" I asked, my voice barely a 
whisper. I felt sick, I did not want to be there in that 
dirty room, with enemies only a few feet away, while I 
tried to comfort a young lady.

She spoke one word before looking up, "ministre?" I saw 
her face slowly look out from behind the crock of her 
arm. I saw her pretty round face, large scared eyes, full 
lips, small nose. She was very pretty. The woman asked me 
a question, and I could not understand a word. So I 
improvised, and told her my name, Caesar, or rather my 
nickname. She told me hers, yet I could not pronounce the 
French version so I shortened it to Sam.

Sam took her hands and arms from her face, sitting up as 
much as that large desk allowed. Then she smiled at me! 
So you may ask? Well, after the deaths of friends and the 
agony of victory, it was almost too much. I saw her 
looking at my trouble faced, and she began to cry. No I 
didn't cry, but I still felt the tears running down my 
cheeks. One of her hands reached out daintily and wiped 
the tear from my face.

I sat upon the floor next to the opening of the desk, she 
knelt next to me. With a motherly compassion, she bent 
forward and kissed my wet cheek, her other hand holding 
my face steady. God, I was confused, was I not supposed 
to be the victor, the knight in shining armor? Yet here 
was this tiny attractive woman who was stronger than I, 
comforting me. Upon the rest of my emotions I felt shame.

Sam placed her cheek next to mine, holding me. When I 
finally got hold of myself, I realized she held me in a 
death grip. She was not going to let go. I turned my face 
towards her, our eyes only six inches apart. "Please 
Mlle, I have to go. You must understand, people are 
depending on me!" 

She closed her eyes and kissed me. This time upon the 
lips, very softly and with great amount of emotion. It 
was too much upon my trouble soul, and I returned the 
unknown woman's kiss. Sam was patient with my hungry 
sadness. I forced her lips open with my own. My tongue 
sliding into her mouth, finally coming in contact with 
hers. My hand grasped her flimsy dress and I tore the 
remaining buttons off the front, exposing her 
undergarments. 

I was hungry for passion, for love. Yet for several years 
all I had known was pain and death. The softness of a 
woman was almost forgotten upon me, certainly how to 
touch a lady was alien was.

I stopped, thankfully before I had begun to rape her, my 
mind finally taking control of my emotions. Sam surprised 
me, she looked me straight in the eye with even more 
emotion and compassion. She took her hands off me and 
began to disrobe. Off came the ripped dress, her 
shoulders exposed. It hung about its cord around her 
waist. Then she reached behind her and undid the clasp 
for her bra, the undergarment fell to the floor next to 
both of us.

Sam knelt, her back straight, looking right at me. I 
unashamed, looked at her exposed skin. I fell for that 
unknown French woman, I could see the imperfections of 
her flesh, but desired all. She was a beautiful woman who 
had lived through years of hell, why did she offer me 
this gift? I have never known.

Slowly she grasped my free hand and brought it to her 
chest, my large palm cupping the firm roundness of her 
breast. Her nipple began to harden under my rough hand, 
reminding me of the of love I had lost because of this 
war. I was almost ran out of their at that moment, yet 
only her eyes held me in place. She withdrew her hand 
from mine, and I felt her fumble with the front of my 
clothing. My webbing was undone, then the buttons of my 
trousers and lower jacket.

I was conscious of my unwashed body, and almost began to 
laugh. To be worried about such a thing sitting here in 
this ransacked building with Germans a floor above me, 
and both of our bodies had not seen a bath for many a 
week. I realized, finally, that the simple pleasures of 
the flesh was not the reason that Sam was doing this. 
Perhaps, like me, she needed to feel the closeness of 
another human, even with the stench of war covering us.

A warm small hand held my hardness, forced it passed my 
boxer shorts to point up out of my disheveled clothing. I 
don't remember a moment when I had been more excited, or 
felt closer to any person in my life. With anxious and 
deliberate movements she knelt up then swung a knee and 
leg over my lap. Sam moved her hanging skirt from between 
her legs and reached up with one hand to move her 
undergarments aside. Her other hand held my shoulder 
steadying herself, while her eyes never left mine.

During that time, I had placed both hands upon her full 
breasts. I marveled in the warm softness of woman, and 
wanted more. Yet this time I was patient.

Sam sighed very loudly, just as I felt her warm wetness 
envelope me. She sat upon my lap, locked together by more 
than sex. She cupped her breasts in her hands, pointing 
that perfect areola towards my salivating lips. I tasted 
her skin, reviling in the hardness beneath my tongue. I 
alternated between the globes, almost not noticing her 
slow movements up and down upon my shaft.

Time went slowly, our movements more urgent. My lips had 
left her breasts and found her hungry mouth. Our tongues 
danced to the beat of our joining. I marveled at her 
wetness, wanted to see it, yet her skirt hid everything. 
The moisture contained there was making erotic wet 
noises. She began to moan deep down in her throat and I 
forced my tongue into her mouth to silence her in the 
most polite way I knew how. She accepted my gift.

Before I realized what was going on, Sam froze, with only 
the unknown joined portions quivering and spasming 
delightfully upon me. I spent a great tribute to this 
unknown woman, flooding her with my seed. She squealed 
with pleasure, feeling the warm liquid hit deep inside 
her, filling her up. Her hips wiggled wonderfully, 
bringing a groan from my lips.

It was over.

Sam lay over me, spent as I. Slowly the sounds that 
surrounded us began to reach me. I could hear the sounds 
of treads, the tanks that had been promised to my 
section. I had to leave this woman, yet that was the 
hardest thing I had yet to do in my short years. I gently 
moved her off me, and told her to stay under the desk. 
When it was over I would return, what then, I don't know?

I stood ready, my soul finally cured of its afflictions. 
Yet again, it almost broke. The look in her eyes as I was 
only steps away from the door to this room was enough to 
fill my heart with foreboding. I must do my duty, if not 
for my commanders then for her. I would return!

Swiftly without looking back I left her, soon finding the 
stairs going up. Silently I reached the top, through the 
rubble I saw five Germans smoking and laughing. One was 
on watch looking out the large window. I could not 
understand what they said, yet I didn't care. I blamed 
them for causing Sam her pain, I wanted to hurt them. 

Taking careful aim, I shot two before the others even 
reacted. My position upon the stair, looking over the 
edge of the floor, gave me good cover. And I was able to 
wound another soldier. Then the wall behind the remaining 
Germans blew wards, killing them instantly and showering 
me with debris. One hit me very hard and I as knocked 
senseless.

Confusion was what I awoke to, around me a sea of brown 
and green uniforms. A doctor knelt next to my prone body, 
examining my head wound. "A scratch really, though head 
wounds do bleed a lot." 

He quickly left me to attend another fallen comrade. In 
only hours I was again with my section, as they sat with 
the tank crew in front of that building I knew so well. 
With barely a glance at my men I entered the cleared 
building, finding nothing.

Sam was gone!

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