Roadside Discipline
The state trooper just left, warning us that if we’re not gone next time he comes by we’ll have to be towed. Tommy’s under the car, oil all over his face. I’m sitting here, pissed. Another trip screwed over by his insistence we take one of his precious project cars. He’ll pay. Soon his smiling face pops up in my window.
“All fixed!”
I say nothing. Just glare at him.
“I’m sorry honey. That hose needed replacing but I hadn’t gotten to it. Good thing I had extra with me.”
“Yes, good thing.”
He goes back to gather up tools. I step out, look around. Traffic is thinning with the coming dark. Headlights cast shadows as I bend down and pick up a piece of hose. Just long enough, I think, flexing it.
Tommy comes around the side of the car, sees me with the hose and gets this look.
“Come here.” He does.
“Hold onto the mirror.” He does.
I take the hose and wrap it around his wrists and the mirror.
“I’m really sorry honey.”
“Shut up.”
He knows what’s in store. Maybe. I rummage in his tool box until I find something suitable. A rubber belt of some sort. I don’t know car parts. But it will do. Then I yank down his board shorts, exposing his ass. I kick his legs apart.
“What if the cop comes back?”
“Shut up.”
The belt thwaps across his ass. His yelps are drowned by passing trucks. It’s too dark to see his cheeks redden, but I’m wet and wanting to fuck him so bad I can taste it. I reach around and feel his hot rod.
Hissing in his ear I tell him “You better make me come in record time.”
Not long after, the trooper returns just as Tommy starts the car.
“Looks like you got her started just in time. I was about to call the wrecker.” He looks over at me. “ And Ma’am, you have the patience of a saint.”
I smile at the officer.
6 comments:
Congrats, Robin.
That's the funny thing about writing. Sometimes you do your best work when you just write it and don't think about it.
--Linda
Congrats indeed!
That's an awesome flasher, Robin, and I love the back story "behind" it.
;-)
Thanks Linda and Craig.
This is awesome news, Robin. Well deserved. Congratulations!
A
Thanks Alana. :-)
Congratulations, Robin! It really is an awesome little story with great tension and a perfect ending. I often suffer from ending envy (but it's fun). Love that back story, too.
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