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The Colonel's Daughter
by Readoldbill (no address provided)
***
A soldier finds a kidnapped girl and earns a fine
reward. (M/f-teen, nc, rp, v, hist, military)
***
They probably should never had let the girl wear
britches. It might have been all right when she was
twelve or thirteen, but I doubt it. It was certainly a
mistake when she was nearly sixteen and her round
bottom stretched the heavy material to its fullest and
her thighs and well-shaped legs were enough to stop a
man's heart when her saw he sashay past with high
boots clacking at her knees and a thick belt about her
small waist.
She wore man-style shirts as well, the full-sleeved
kind you pulled over your head, and she seldom
bothered to button them up which was more than a bit
distracting considering the size and shape of her
firm, young bubbies which were rounded melons of about
two pounds each and looked soft and comfortable,
places to lay your head. She was crowned with a huge,
flowing mop of dark-brown hair that appeared
completely unmanageable, and she had the face of one
of those angel statues you see in some old churches in
Maryland. Damn, but she was a pretty one.
Her father kept her with him as an aide and general
lackey, sending her off on errands of all sorts and
with messages to other officers in the camp. He was a
civilian but attached to the much-hated quartermaster
and since this was well before Greene's time, that
office was usually a mess, chaos on wheels some called
it.
But the girl, Gloria-something was her name, she was
enough for us to forgive her father all his
incompetence and failures to deliver on repeated
promises of food and supplies. When she galloped past
on her little chestnut mare with her tri-corn on the
back of her curly head, all work stopped and hundreds
of hungry eyes followed her out of sight. She and her
father were, as far as anyone could tell, oblivious of
her effect on the army, and they both spurned all the
young swain's advances with a laugh. Her father seemed
completely unconscious of his daughter's beauty.
Then she disappeared. Vanished. She was been on an
errand for her father, traveling the few miles between
two camps which involved no more than crossing one
fordable stream and a ride of a few minutes, and she
was gone, well within our lines so we thought. No
trace of her, and no sign of the horse.
Our company, then at leisure after some rather
spirited rear-guard work, got the job of finding her,
and since the lieutenant was then occupied with one of
his sprightlier doxies from the sparse group of camp-
followers, we were pretty much on our own. "Find the
stupid girl," was the extent of his order, "And don't
come back till you do."
*
Three days later, I found her and, for a while, wished
I had not. Someone had cut off most of her hair,
probably with sheep shears, and she had a black eye, a
fat lip and a very forlorn expression. I hardly
recognized her face, but the body was unmistakable.
She looked like a whipped dog, jumping at every loud
noise, her eyes wary and her step hesitant. She was
working in the kitchen of a large tavern with a repute
for crooked gambling and foul women. It was well
within the area of British control, and its clientele
was entirely loyal males and a mix of military and
farm trade. The girl hurried food from the kitchen,
avoiding pinches and groping as much as she could, and
carried the empty dishes and trenchers back to wash,
her flapping sleeves rolled up above her elbows. She
was barefoot and wore a shapeless dress of
linseywoolsey several sizes too big for her. It was
all she wore which was obvious since the thing gaped
open every time she bent to do her work reveling her
pert breasts and bite marks.
The man behind the bar saw me looking at her. He was a
one-eyed ruffian that must had weighed twenty stone.
"She'll do y'wif 'er han's, out back, fer a shilling,"
he said. "She ain't worth fuckin' right yet, ain't
broke in proper." He guffawed and made a crude gesture
with his hands, gripping his wrist and sliding his
fist up and down. "We's stretchin' 'er, we is."
"A shilling?" I said. "Shit, I got hands."
"Y'kin poke May over there for three shillin's if
she's got the time."
"Looks poxed," I said, glancing at the slovenly women.
"Girl'll be a crown when she's fit, tamed and ready
for rogering." He grabbed a passing woman by the
forearm. "How 'bout this 'un; she'll do y'proper for
three, won' cha Dee? Any way y'wants. Do it standin'
on 'er head, she will." The woman pulled free, looked
at me with disdain and went to tend her tables.
I put a shilling on the bar. "I'll take her around
back," I said.
"Be quick," the gruff inn-keeper said, pocketing the
coin.
"Up to her," I said, heading for the kitchen. He
laughed and turned his back to me.
The girl jumped when I touched her and then turned,
wiping her wet hands on her stained, dun-colored
dress. "Come," I said, nodding toward the back door.
Her head drooped but she followed me, took my sleeve
and led me to a shadowed alcove. She was fumbling with
my foreflap buttons when I said, "Gloria."
Her head snapped up and she put a hand to her mouth.
"No," she said, "No, I'm not. No!" She sniffed, shook
her head and dug out my big pintle gently.
I put my hands on her slim shoulders while she stroked
me very competently, circling the warm head of my root
with her thumb. "Gloria," I said, "I'm here to help
you." My prod hardened and jumped in her fingers.
"No," she said, "can't. He'll kill me, tear me apart."
"Come," I asked, pulling myself free of her
stimulating hands.
"No, no," she squealed, turning quickly and running
back to the kitchen, bare legs flashing. I put my
randy member away and followed, wondering what was
going on, even doubting she was the right girl.
The door crashed open and there stood the bulky bar
tender, hands on hips. "What are you about?" he
demanded.
"Girl didn't finish," I said, scratching my groin.
"Ran off."
"What'd you say t'her?" he growled.
"Harder," I said, trying a smile on him, "just harder.
That's all I said."
"Aw right," he said, calming and flipping me my
shilling, "but leave 'er alone. Damn bitch cost me ten
quid an' I plan to get it out a'er hide."
"I understand," I said and followed him back to bar
and got another watery beer. The girl continued to
skitter about, enduring grabs and pokes from the
customers, one of whom pulled her to his lap and dug
his hand into the front of her dress. She struggled
free, exposing one upright breast and earning laughs
from the men at that table. The pink-nippled breast
showed teeth marks in the brief glimpse I had. She
refused to even glance my way.
By dark, I had found a card game and frittered away
some of my coins, and I had also taken in a good bit
of beer. The three whores posing as bar maids had done
a steady business, but Gloria had been generally left
alone as men got down to serious drinking and even-
more-serious gambling. When I had enough, I left, used
the vile outhouse and tied my horse back in the woods
with a feedbag on his nose.
Eventually the men left, the lamps went out and, I
assumed, the inn-keeper and his doxies went off to
various beds.
"No. Please," a soprano cried in darkness. The voice
was young and frightened. "Please, please, please."
There was a sharp smack of hard hand hitting soft
flesh, and she whimpered.
"Get in there," said an impatient voice, "strip it
off; get on yer back, knees up."
"Please," she cried, "I'm hurt, bleeding."
"Aw right," the male voice said, "I'll let y'do it.
Here."
"I can't," she cried. "I'm too sore. It's too big."
I crept nearer to the cabin at the end of the stable.
A flickering light showed under the closed doorway.
Another slap echoed in the night and then another.
"Y'do it or I will, up t'yer throat. Spread 'em,
y'stupid frisker," the man said sternly. "Poke it in
there."
"I can't," she moaned as I eased open the door, my
bayonet in my hand. The hinge creaked and the big man
turned, balling his hands into fists.
"Don't," I said, poking his belly with the point of my
knife. He relaxed a bit. "I want this girl," I told
him. "You want to die or sell her to me?"
"Twenty pounds, hard money," he said with an evil
smile as he backed away, eyes on my gleaming blade.
The naked girl lay with her knees raised and a broom
or hoe handle in her small hand. The oil lantern
showed her bruised thighs, scratched breasts, and the
small patch of dark hair where her legs met. She
looked very young and very frightened.
"You told me ten," I said poking him again. I do not
know why I did not kill him then and there, why I
hesitated. Curiosity I suppose or perhaps the size of
him. It would probably have been very noisy.
"Fifteen," he wheedled. "A bit of profit. That's
fair."
"You got her paper?" I asked.
He nodded. "Five years indent. 'S only three quid a
year. She's wirf that."
"Give you ten guineas," I said.
"Silver?" he asked.
The girl sat up, found her dress and held it to her
body. She was shaking like a child with the ague.
"Mostly," I said. "Go fetch it. Leave the light here."
He left, looking sheepish, and I turned my back to the
girl on the cot and watched him. "Put on your dress,"
I said. "You got any shoes?"
"No," she whispered. "No. What's going to happen?"
"Not sure," I said, turning back in time to see her
smooth down the shapeless garment and be excited again
by the svelte young body under it. For some reason she
was more stimulating with clothes on than she was
naked. "I'm going to stand behind the door. You just
sit there." We waited. She sat with her hands in her
lap, looking scared and childlike. The two-foot long
broom handle lay at her feet and she absentmindedly
played with it with her toes, rolling it back and
forth.
The inn-keeper kicked the door open and jumped into
the small room with a cocked pistol in his hand. I hit
him in the face with the hilt of my big knife in my
fist and twisted the gun from his fingers. He grunted.
I handed it to the girl after I uncocked it. "Where's
the paper?" I asked the panting man who was wiping
blood from his mouth and probing out a broken tooth.
He produced it along with the stub of a pencil and
signed twice against the plank door, complaining and
spitting all the while. I levered money out of my
purse and dropped it in his outstretched hand.
"How 'bout my pistol?" he asked. "Need that."
I held out my hand and the girl gave me the gun. I
flipped it around so the barrel was in my palm and hit
the big man in the side of the skull with its heavy
butt. I hit him hard, and it made a good, solid crack.
He dropped to his knees and I hit him again, right in
the ear. He fell to his face. I picked up the coins I
could easily see, took the girl by the hand and ran to
the woods and my patient horse.
I gave the girl a leg up, mounted behind her and got
the horse walking out to the road. She leaned forward,
hands on the pommel and got her rump planted in my
groin, and I soon was very aroused by the feel of her
between my legs, my arms under her jouncing breasts
and her sensuous warmth. There was nothing I could do
about it, so I enjoyed it and hoped she would not
notice.
When the moon emerged from the clouds, we made better
time, both of us sleeping in the saddle from time to
time to the stolid clip-clop, my free arm about her
slim middle. Early in the morning, I found a stage
station, helped her down, saw to the unhappy horse,
and led her inside.
We sat at a table where no one could see her bare
feet. We ate and drank with only a few words. I got a
pipe, rested my back on the wall, and said, "Tell me,
plain and simple."
She shook her head.
"You want to sleep here?"
She nodded a yes. I got us a small room and took her
upstairs. We sat beside each other on the sway-backed
bed.
"You going to swive me?" she asked quietly.
"No," I told her, "I don't generally do that to
children."
"I'm not a child," she said, sitting up very straight,
hands gripping her thighs. She was right. Her coffee-
cup sized breasts were certainly not childlike.
"What happened?"
"They jumped me at the creek, three of them. Young,
not much older than I am, don't think they were
soldiers but they might have been. Militia I suppose.
Tore my shirt and knocked me off my horse."
"And?" I asked when she feel silent.
"Then they raped me, one right after the other. I lost
count, maybe ten times by the next morning. I was a
virgin." She sniffed. "Was. They didn't care. Gagged
me and poked me every which way. It hurt and I yelled
when I could. They buggered me, too. That really
hurt."
I took a deep breath and waited.
She was quiet again. "They made me do things, nasty
things."
"I'm sorry," I said, patting her back. She squirmed.
"Then they took me to that place, the place where you
found me. And they all poked me again. Up in a room
like this." She shuddered. "Rogered me for hours it
seemed."
I waited, patiently for me. She took a ragged breath.
"Then they sold me. Tired of me I guess. I don't know
what they got. He made them sign a paper."
"And then?" I asked.
"That big man raped me, made me get on him. His
thing's only the size of your thumb. Then he got some
of his friends to do me, too. I just lay there and let
them, trying not to think about it. They laughed and
drank while they did it, smelled awful. Bit me too. He
said I wasn't worth screwing. Said I had to do more,
act like I enjoyed it, you know. He beat me, jabbed
that stick in me. You saw." She turned toward me, let
me hold her and cried. She sobbed for some time then
snorted, wiped her eyes, rubbed her nose on my
shoulder and said, "Thank you."
I stood, said, "Sleep," and left the room after
showing her how to bar the door. I went out to the big
shed, found some clean straw and slept until the sun
got in my eyes.
When I knocked on the girl's door, she said, "Come,"
and slid back the bolt. "I knew it was you," she said,
"saw you from the window. You've got straw in your
hair."
"Looks like rain," I told her. "let's get going.
Camp's about ten or twelve miles I think."
She followed me down and watched me buy a cold meat
pie and then we mounted with the young woman behind me
and headed back toward the army. I enjoyed feeling her
holding on to me. She ate most of the pasty. The rain
began an hour or so later; first a patter, then a
torrent. I ducked us quickly under some trees with
Gloria's arms wrapped around my thick middle.
"Damn," I said, getting down and crouching by the
trunk of a large tree, the girl beneath my arm. "Hope
you can swim."
She giggled, the best sound I had heard from her. The
first cloud burst passed by, but the sky stayed
leaden, and as we got back on the slick road, I hoped
to find a tavern or mill or something with a roof.
What we found, as it began to rain hard again, the
wind whipping from the west, was an abandoned forge,
its thick chimney raided for building stone but a
decent roof still standing. I got the girl down and
the horse under cover as best I could and then sat
with my back to the smithy's raised fireplace, feeling
morose.
"Cheer up," the girl said brightly, sitting with her
knees up and her chin resting on them, hands about her
legs. "This will pass."
"Might rain all night," I said, squinting at the dark
and roiling sky.
"You know who I am, who my father is?" she said, about
half question.
I nodded. "I've seen you. Hard to miss you. Your hair
will grow back."
"Those boys, the ones that grabbed me, they sold it to
an old woman, a wig maker back there."
I just shook my head.
"She helped them cut it off, grabbed what she wanted
and they sawed." She smiled at me.
"You feeling better?" I asked, fumbling for my broken
pipe.
"Some," she said. "Some. Was hard to get to sleep last
night. I kept seeing them leering at me."
"Pretty girl ought to be used to that," I said.
"Not the way they looked, like wild animals, fangs and
all."
"I'm sorry."
She said, "I know. Not your fault."
The wind shifted and blew spray over us both. I
fetched my blanket roll, shook it out and we wrapped
up in it, hiding away from the shifting, quartering
wind.
She held me and put her head on my chest. My hand
rested on her rounded hip. Soon she was asleep, mouth
flopped open, softly snoring, and my arm was going
numb.
*
I heard the horsemen long before I saw them and
jostled the girl awake. "Somebody's coming," I told
her quietly as she stretched and yawned.
"Maybe they'll pass on by," she said as the first
horseman appeared, a British dragoon wearing a pointed
hat, soaked and miserable looking. He yanked his reins
and raised his hand, trotting under our broken roof
and looking down at us from his mounted position. I
struggled to my feet, telling the girl to stay down,
hoping she looked like a boy with the blanket about
her.
"And you, sir," the young officer asked, wiping
rainwater from his chin, "just who are you?"
I told him my name and said, "My brother and me, we're
just headed home."
"Indeed," he said.
"He's been sick," I said, pointing at the huddled
girl, peeking from my blanket.
"That so," he said, dismounting gracefully while his
men sat out in the drenching rain, collars turned up,
muskets reversed. "Let's have a look at him. Get up,
boy," he commanded, and Gloria stood with the blanket
still tight about her.
The officer turned his back to me, tore the blanket
from the girl's hand, said, "My. my," and then yelled,
"Sar'n't Peters."
"Run, girl!" I yelled as I kicked the subaltern's feet
from under him and then sprinted for the trees,
leaving everything else behind. The girl grabbed my
thick belt and leapt and jumped to keep up. When a
shot came I fell to the ground and she was right
beside me. I got to my knees, peered through the rain
and saw nothing and heard nothing except the splash of
water and the flick of leaves.
We circled back an hour or so later and found the
forge empty, both my blanket and the horse were gone
along with what little food we had. I forced my tired
mind to make decisions. "We'd better stay here," I
told her, "at least we have a roof."
"Thought I saw a light when we were back in the
woods," the girl said, her wet hair hiding her eyes.
She pointed. "Might be a house."
I forced my head to make another choice. "Let's go
look," I said.
I followed her across a fast-rising creek, and we did
find a cabin with a light showing at its only window.
I knocked.
"Who's out there," a loud voice asked.
"Two wet people," I said. "Looking for shelter."
"Lean-to out back," the voice said.
"Thanks," I yelled as the wind rose. The lean-to
sheltered a couple of cords of wood, a few empty
baskets and some tools that helped me decide this was
a wood-cutter's place.
"I'm hungry," the girl said as we huddled in the lee
of a pile of split firewood.
"Gnaw some wood," I said, "Some critters like it."
"Hm," she said. "Rather chew on you."
I left her in a dry place and walked around to the
front of the house, thinking that maybe the rain was
letting up. I knocked again, waited and then hammered
the door again. It opened a crack to show the barrel
of a gun. "What 'chu want?" the unseen man said.
"Bit of food, maybe some bread, something." I begged,
trying to sound as meek as I could but growing more
angry each time a cold rivulet ran down my back.
"Wait," said the voice, and then, "Here." He handed me
two hard, square biscuits, the kind they have on
ships, and a piece of dried meat, hard as leather. The
door closed and the bolt slid home.
I trudged back to the girl, bent over our meager
supplies. The damp probably helped with the biscuits,
but they were iron-hard and once you got a bit broken
off, you had to let it soak in your mouth before you
could chew and swallow. I used a hatchet to chop the
meat into small pieces and the same technique got them
chewable after a while. Their only taste was salty.
The girl scrunched herself down under my arm, making
her body into a ball, all tucked in. And then we
slept, awakened regularly by wind shifts and whipping
branches on nearby trees. It was not a very restful
night. But it did stop raining and the sun did rise.
*
I awoke to see a man's boots and leggings. I looked up
into a bearded face. "Hope you plan to be on your
way," was his greeting.
"Soon as we can," I said, struggling to my feet while
the girl moaned.
"What's wrong with her?" he asked.
"Not much, just cold and wet," I said, trying the size
him up. He was leaning on a two-bladed ax and chewing
tobacco. He spat on the wood pile.
"Ain't had me a woman for some time. Give y'a ham hock
for a spell wif her. Won' take me long." He squinted
at me.
"She isn't for sale or rent," I told him.
"Y'owe's me something'," he said, hefting his wide ax
to his shoulder.
"For what?" I asked as the girl stood and hid herself
behind me, her hand on my back. I could feel her
tremble.
"Food and shelter," he said. "I jus' wan' to poke her,
jus' once."
"No," I said firmly. "We'll be going."
"You c'n go," he said, shifting his grip nearer the
head of his big ax. "I'm gonna swive her, yessir." He
raised his heavy weapon beside his shoulder, ready to
strike, and I pulled my bayonet, grabbed his forearm
and tore him open, from navel to neck, spraying blood
over my knees and his wood. The ax fell with a clatter
and he sank into a bloody pile at my feet, arms
outstretched.
"Come on, girl," I said, happy she had been behind me
and could not have seen much. I helped her step over
the body and we ransacked the cabin, ate what little
we could find, took a blanket and all the biscuits
left in a big tin. We were about to leave when I
looked at the girl's bare feet. I went back and yanked
the boots off the body in the lean-to and brought them
to her. They were too big despite the fact that she
had pretty good-sized feet for a woman, but with a
pair of the dead man's old stockings stuffed in the
toes, they were better than nothing.
By mid-morning we were back on the road through the
forest, stepping around deep puddles and moving right
along when we heard the clatter of horses coming up
behind us. I took her arm and hurried her toward the
deep woods. We did not make it. Suddenly the redcoated
horsemen were beside us and then their officer was in
front of us, his sword in his hand. It was the same
man, and he had a nasty-looking abrasion on his
forehead. He was not happy.
"We meet again," he said, stepping down into the knee-
high grass, "you, and your little brother is it?"
"Leave her alone," I said, trying to curb my temper
with such odds against us.
"Of course, of course," he said with a smile, "we know
these colonial girls; by the time ten or twelve of my
men has boarded her, both fore and aft, she'll likely
ask for more money." He put the point of his straight
blade between Gloria's high breasts and lifted her
shapeless dress up to her nose.
"She barely a woman, not even fifteen," I told him as
two of his men bent my arms behind me and lashed my
wrists together with leather thongs.
"Even better," he laughed. "Hardly broken in, eh?
There isn't a virgin in this godforsaken land over the
age of ten."
They bound the girl's hands before her, towed us back
to the road, put a rope about my neck, tied us to two
horses and made us trot behind them. The girl must
have fallen a half-dozen times before we stopped where
a meadow reached the rutted road. Both of us were mud-
spattered by then.
"G'lord," the officer said when we were brought before
him, "mud daubers." He grabbed Gloria by the hair and
forced her down to her knees while his men, a dozen or
so, stood about checking their saddles and trying to
look like they were not watching. The officer undid
his codpiece and produced a shriveled and odd-colored
member with a small, purple head. "Well, get to it,"
he said, forcing the girl's face into his crotch.
"No," she screamed, butting him hard and then swinging
her bound hands up between his legs and smashing his
stones. He squealed and bent over; then he cuffed her
and cried, "Sar'n't!"
I charged into him and knocked him on his back. "Run,
girl," I yelled, spinning to meet the sergeant's
attack. I dodged his first swing and kicked him in the
knee and then in the cods. I sprinted behind the girl,
heading for the treeline and expecting a shot in the
back. It is hard to run well with your hands tied
behind you, but we made it safely into the woods with
the dragoons pausing to help their officer and non-com
get righted.
The girl untied my wrists and then I undid hers, and
we ran again with me leading the way, brushing limbs
aside and looking for a hiding place. When I came to a
large, tangled deadfall on the side of a shallow
ravine, I found an opening, held it aside and the girl
scrambled into the dark. I was right behind her,
pulling branches and nettles over our entrance. We
were breathing hard, which sounded very loud, but we
heard them coming, hallooing each other and crashing
about and gulped down our breath.
Two men walked right past our hiding place, poking
into the tangled brush with muskets. After a while,
things quieted down, and Gloria put her lips to my ear
and whispered, "Maybe they're gone."
I nodded and faced her, finger on my lips. When I took
my hand down, she kissed me, full on the mouth, her
hands on my shoulders. I held her close and we were
comfortable and quiet for a while longer. The sun was
still high when I crept out and surveyed the woods. I
could see no red coats nor any white britches so I
beckoned her out, took her hand, and we made our way
back toward the country road. On the edge of the
meadow, we stopped. The British had made camp.
I held out my arm and started backing up when I heard
a screech behind me and turned to see Gloria in the
grip of a large dragoon. The sergeant I had knocked
down holding a pistol on me.
"Thought the smell a'food might bring y'out," he said
with a smile. I charged at him after noting that his
weapon was not cocked, and he side-stepped and clubbed
me down. Then he kicked me a time or two, got me to my
feet feeling like I was going to vomit, and marched me
and the girl back into the dragoon's camp.
He forced both of us to our knees beside his grinning
lieutenant and dropped my belt and bayonet there as
well. The man licked his fingers, grabbed the girl by
the hair and smacked her with his open hand, back and
forth several times. She yelled in pain, and her mouth
was bleeding when he stopped.
"Here, sar'n't, you can have her first," he said.
"Share her with the men."
The big sergeant showed his teeth, grabbed the back of
Gloria's dress and yanked her to her feet. I lunged,
grabbed my bayonet loose, clamped my arm about the
officer's throat and said, "Stop!" quite loudly. The
man squirmed in my grip, kicking his feet, and I
pinked his neck, just enough to draw blood and cause
pain. He quieted.
"Tell him to turn her loose," I demanded as the non-
com pawed the girl roughly.
"You heard 'im, sar'n't. Let her go, if you please,"
the officer said, keeping very still, but his voice
shaking. The girl came and stood beside me, pulling
her dress down.
"We are leaving," I said to the glowering sergeant,
noting that several men were now standing and watching
this drama, "the three of us. If you want me to cut
this prig's throat, follow us or reach for a gun." He
nodded and made a wry mouth. I told the girl to pick
up my belt and we walked away, out to the road, with
me and the officer going backwards most of the way and
the girl leading. "Quick march," I said when we
reached the road. I bent the man's arm behind his back
and hurried him along. I handed the girl my big knife
and she sheathed it, puffing along beside me.
We hurried down the road, looking back from time to
time but not hearing any horses. A mile or two later,
I pulled the man behind a tree. "What's your name?" I
demanded, my hand on his neck.
"Lawning," he said, "Robert Lawning, Queen's
Dragoons."
"Your word good is it?" I asked, clamping a bit harder
on his throat.
He nodded, his tongue protruding and keeping him from
speech.
I put out my hand and the girl put the handle of my
bayonet in it. "Shall I slit your tongue?" I asked,
easing my grip. "Just to make sure."
"Please," he said.
"Tell the girl you are sorry," I said quietly.
He nodded and got out the words, his eyes watering,
then he wet himself. The smell was nearly
overpowering.
"You can head back for your troop if you promise no
more pursuit of us, all right?" I asked, the tip of my
blade resting on his cheek. "You should not nod less
you lose an eye."
He did not nod but managed to squeak out a yes.
"Very well," I said, handing Gloria my bayonet. "As
long as I have your word that you will leave us
alone."
"You have it," he said.
"One more thing," I said, brushing his fancy uniform
with my fingers, straightening his single epaulet and
holding his eyes. "Why don't you go home. You cannot
win. We will never quit."
"I know," he said, and turned on his heel and walked
away.
The girl and I soon found a stream and stopped to rest
and drink. "Will he keep his word?" she asked.
I nodded. "I think so. I wanted to ask you about that
kiss, back there."
"What kiss?" she said, rolling over on her stomach and
looking down at me as I lay on my back.
"You know very well," I said. And she lowered her face
to mine and kissed me again, very softly and sweetly
with her eyes closed, chewing my lips.
"Like that?" she said when she pulled her mouth away.
"Very similar," I said. "Try another."
She did, open mouthed.
"Yes," I said. "Just like that."
"Oh," she laughed, "that was a mistake. I don't kiss
boys."
"I'm not a boy," I said. "Just as you are not a
child."
"Um," she said, bending to take my mouth again and let
the tip of her tongue slide between our lips.
I wrapped my arms about her and turned it into a very
serious kiss, a hungry and lustful kiss with my big
hand gripping her firm butt.
She pulled away and lay on her back, looking up at the
sky, hands clamped at her waist. "I don't understand
men," she said quietly.
"That makes us even," I said and she hit me, knuckles
into my belly.
"You know what I mean. They all want the same thing.
They grunt and heave and poke and poke. When I could
see their faces, they all looked the same, straining
and panting."
"What did you expect?" I asked.
She gave me her hand and I held it in my big paw.
"Something more," she said. "Love I suppose, some
decent emotion, tenderness, something. They might as
well have been poking a goat."
I nodded.
"Say something," she said, squeezing my fingers.
"Friction is what they wanted. Rape has nothing to do
with love, my girl," I said. "It's anger, and power
and, I don't know; it's more like hitting somebody
than kissing a woman. I suppose it makes some men feel
big and strong."
"It hurts," she said. "Nobody will want me now." She
sniffed.
"You're crazy," I said. "You haven't changed."
"I'm not a virgin," she said, and she sniffed again,
pulling her hand free.
"Very few women are when they get married, least that
is what I've heard."
"Five month miracle babies," she said and then she
laughed.
"Right, and you need not tell, you know. Let's get
going," I said. "Still a long walk."
"Aren't you going to swive me?" she said quietly,
hands resting on her belly, looking patient.
"You want me to?"
She nodded, smiling.
"Maybe later," I said, taking her hand and helping her
to her feet. She sniffed again, wiped her nose on her
sleeve and stamped her foot. "You are mean," she said,
and then she laughed.
We did get back on the road and settled into a hard
pace that cost her three or four steps for each two of
mine, and again the rains came in the afternoon,
darkening the sky and driving sheets of water across
the land. We ran the last hundred yards or so and got
under the shed roof of a small inn.
"These boots are awful," the girl said, shaking her
arms and then her whole body, making droplets fly.
"Not much farther," I said, "five or six miles I
think."
"Are we still in British controlled land?" she asked,
gasping after our run.
"Probably," I said. "Hard to tell."
She gestured to a line of horses. "Look," she said.
"Can't be the same bunch," I said. "They never passed
us."
I tip-toed to the back door of the moss-roofed inn.
The place was filled with red coats, and I did not
take the time to figure out if it was the same patrol
we had met before. I hurried back to the girl.
"We could steal a couple of horses," I suggested as
she huddled away from the blowing rain, arm raised.
"No," she said, "not in this weather."
I found a worn blanket and a rude ladder and followed
her up to the hay-filled loft, pulling the ladder up
behind us. I made us a bed as far away from the edge
of the loft as I could and then pulled off my sodden
boots.
The girl put her hand on my back. "I'm hungry," she
said.
"Later," I told her, turning about and gathering her
in. "First things first."
We enjoyed exploring each other with our hands and
legs, pulling off each other's clothes, and when I
entered her I found a warm, tight, welcoming passage,
trembling and spasming as I slid deeper and deeper.
She groaned, arched, and sighed, "Oh, oh, oh," again
and again. "This is different," she whispered to my
mouth as she raised her hips and wrapped her legs
about my middle. We started very slowly and proceeded
to longer and faster penetrations of her young quim.
When she came, lashing about under me, her frenzied
cry was of relief and pleasure. I slowed, held back,
and then brought her again to a shuddering climax soon
after I pumped my passion out into her luscious little
cunny. Our sweaty bodies clung to each other.
We lay quietly together, pulling straws from each
other's hair and face, kissing and whispering
nonsense. "Suppose," she said after a bit, wriggling
closer with my thigh between hers, "suppose, I had not
been raped, would you have done me anyhow?"
"If you wanted," I told her, strangely unsure with her
small body in my arms, her mouth on my throat.
"But you surely wanted," she said, feeling my stubbled
face with one hand and my rising root with the other.
"I always want," I told her with a small laugh.
"Honestly?" she asked, leaning back to see my eyes.
"Honestly," I said, pulling her astride my body.
"Mount up and we'll canter a bit."
She sat on my belly with my root rigid behind her and
put her fingers to her lips. There were voices beneath
us, angry men exchanging oaths. She raised up some,
inched back on her knees until my prod's head found
the lips it was seeking; it probed, it entered, it
sank into paradise. Then she eased herself down atop
me until her face was on my chest, and we let our
bodies enjoy themselves while we waited for the
British squad to mount up and ride off into the rain.
By then her body was heaving and mine was bent up like
a bow. We held our breath, climaxed and collapsed as
quietly as we could.
After a period of relative quiet, I put the ladder
down and we went into the inn and had a good meal.
Then I took her to bed, we rogered to exhaustion and
slept. In the morning I crept off to the outhouse
before she could see my terrible erection. When I
returned, she stretched, yawned and asked, "Where have
you been?"
I told her and she smiled. "I expected more this
morning," she said quietly.
"You'd had enough," I said, throwing her, her dress.
"You said that you always," she began, throwing back
the covers and showing me her body, wiggling with
anticipation, wet with need.
*
After the first time that morning, which nearly
brought down the bed as we lunged and rammed our
bodies together, we rested, hoping for more. "When we
get back," she whispered, crawling over me, "What will
I tell my father?"
"As little as you can," I advised, sucking on a taut
nipple.
"I'm going to tell about you," she said, paying me
back with her own nibbles.
"What can you say?" I asked, spreading her thighs and
lifting her legs.
She gasped and shook. "That you were a perfect
gentleman," she groaned out between clenched teeth as
I sank into her again.
Then we got much too busy to talk.
We had some good hoecakes later that morning and got
back on shank's mare. By the time the sun as high, we
were in camp, welcomed with cheers. Her father pumped
my hand, and I told him that she had been mistreated
but was a very brave girl. He said he would send her
home, and within a few days he did.
END
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This story was written as an adult fantasy. The author
does not condone the described behavior in real life in
any way, shape or form. Anyone tempted to act out any
of the scenarios in this story should seriously
consider seeking professional help.
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