LOGINI’m already naked on the pool table, legs in the air, Sharpie tally marks climbing my inner thighs like a ladder to hell.
Word spread faster than chlamydia at a frat house, $500 cash to the first man who puts a baby in Kaylee Mae Parker. No rubbers, no pulling out. Winner takes the pot and bragging rights forever. The line starts at the jukebox and snakes out the back door into the parking lot. Farmers in Carhartt, truckers in mesh caps, the married mechanic still wearing his wedding ring, even Big Lisa the bartender who swears she’s gold-star lesbian but brought her thickest black strap-on “just in case.” I prop my phone on a stack of coasters, hit GO LIVE on the Riverbend Buy-N-Sell F******k group, and blow the camera a kiss. “Evening, y’all. Place your bets and your loads. Clock starts now.” First up is Tommy Lee, diesel mechanic, grease still under his nails. He drops his jeans, lines up, and slides home in one thrust. I’m already wet from the tequila shots and the sheer filth of what I’m doing. He groans like he’s dying, pumps exactly eight times, and unloads so hard I feel it splash my cervix. One. He pulls out, slaps my clit with his sloppy cock, and writes a fresh tally on my thigh with the Sharpie chained to the table. The chat explodes, 73 fire emojis in ten seconds. Next is Mr. Delgado, Spanish teacher from the high school, whispering “puta sucia” while he rails me missionary-style, hips snapping so hard the table scoots an inch across the floor. He comes with his thumb on my clit and I squirt all over his khakis. Two. By the tenth guy I stop counting names. Just dicks and loads and the wet slap of skin on skin. Somebody’s phone flashlight is pointed right at my pussy so the livestream can see every rope paint me white inside. The comments are pure poetry: “God bless America” “My wife’s asleep, don’t tell her I’m #19” “Zoom in I wanna see it leak out” Big Lisa finally takes her turn around hour twenty-six. She straps on this monster veiny black dildo the size of my forearm, slicks it with my own cum, and fucks me so hard my eyes roll back. The room cheers louder for her than for any real dick all weekend. I come screaming, squirting in a perfect arc that splatters the lens. Lisa leans down, kisses me deep, and whispers, “That’s for every time you flirted for free beers, bitch.” I lose count somewhere after twenty-seven. Could be thirty. Could be fifty. Time turns into a blur of hands, mouths, cocks, tongues, and the constant drip of cum down my ass crack onto the felt. Somebody feeds me watermelon soaked in vodka just to keep me hydrated. Somebody else braids my hair back so it doesn’t get yanked so much. Small-town love language. Hour forty-three, Sunday morning sunlight slants through the broken blinds. My pussy is so swollen it looks like it’s waving hello. The pot’s up to $1,200 now, late entries paid double. I’m on my back, legs over the shoulders of a bearded trucker who smells like diesel and Skoal, when my phone battery dies mid-thrust. Doesn’t matter. Half the town’s in the room anyway, stroking, filming, waiting their turn. Hour sixty-eight I can’t walk. They carry me to the bathroom on a throne of sweaty arms, set me on the sink like a broken Barbie. Big Lisa holds the pregnancy test while I piss on it, golden stream hitting the stick and running over her fingers because I can’t aim anymore. We wait three minutes, I’m chewing on a lime wedge somebody found in the bar well. One line. Negative. I start laughing so hard I almost fall off the sink. Lisa catches me, kisses the tears off my cheeks, and I scream to the entire bar: “DRINKS ON ME, MOTHERFUCKERS! STILL UNDEFEATED!” The roar shakes the walls. Somebody pops champagne that’s been sitting in the cooler since New Year’s 2019. It tastes like pennies and victory. I limp back to the pool table naked, cum crusted on every inch of me, and climb up like it’s a stage. “Last call for the pot!” I holler, voice hoarse. “Double or nothing, whoever knocks me up by closing time gets the bar too!” Old man Jenkins, eighty-two, shuffles forward with his walker and a grin full of dentures. “Been savin’ this load since ’98, baby girl.” I spread my legs, wink at the crowd, and the line forms again. Rusty’s doesn’t close for three more days and somewhere in the chaos my phone, dead on the floor, still has 400+ reactions frozen on a livestream that’ll live in Riverbend legend forever. I’m not pregnant but damn if I’m not the richest whore in three counties, swimming in cash, cum, and the kind of love you can only get from a town that bets on your fertility and still buys you breakfast.“You look beautiful,” he said, his eyes soft on the simple black dress I’d changed into after work. No red heels. No plug. I’d removed it in the office restroom at 6:58, wrapped it in tissue, and dropped it in the sanitary bin.My body still hummed with its absence, a phantom pressure between my cheeks.We ordered, pasta for him, salad for me, though I pushed lettuce around more than ate. Jake talked about his new internship, a professor who graded like a tyrant, the roommate who’d adopted a feral cat. I nodded when I knew i should, laughed when he did, let his fingers lace through mine across the table. His thumb traced my knuckles in a gentle manner.Under the table my phone vibrated. I ignored it. It vibrated again. Jake’s brow creased.“Work?” he asked.“Probably.” I silenced it without looking. Michael’s name burned behind my eyes anyway.Dessert came, tiramisu to share. Jake fed me a bite, chocolate dusting his lip. I leaned in to kiss it away, tasting coffee and sweetness.
The desk groaned under my palms, papers scattering like startled birds as Michael drove into me with a force that rattled the framed awards on the wall. Each thrust slammed me forward, my nipples scraping the cool mahogany, the sting on my ass flaring into a hot, pulsing ache that blurred the line between punishment and reward. His hands clamped my hips, fingers digging into my skin, anchoring me exactly where he wanted.“Say it,” he growled, voice ragged, hips snapping harder. “Who’s the boss?”“You,” I gasped, the word torn from my throat as he angled deeper, hitting that spot that made my vision spark. “You, Michael…fuck..”He rewarded the confession with a sharp slap to my already tender cheek, the crack echoing. My pussy clenched around him involuntarily, slick and greedy, and he laughed a low, dark, triumphant laugh. The sound coiled heat low in my belly. I hated how much I loved it.His rhythm faltered for a heartbeat, I felt him swell inside me, he was close but he wasn’t
I held the tray carefully in my hands trying to balance it walking to his office to give him his coffee, if only I could spit inside. The steam from the coffee curling upward as I took a deep breath, I’d been rehearsing all morning about how I’d keep my composure. No matter how much I tried to ignore it, the memory of yesterday till burned behind my eyes. The way he’d taken me, hard and fast, like he couldn’t get enough. Fucking me like he couldn’t let go and then the way he’d pulled out, silent and then just walked away. Not a word, not even a glance. He treated me like I was just a fuck hole to him. I wasn’t going to give him the satisfaction of seeing me care. I set the coffee down on his desk, careful not to let our hands brush. His gaze flicked up from his laptop, lingering on me. “Thanks, Ann,” he said, voice smooth. I didn’t answer, i turned on my heel and walked out the door. I felt his stare on my back all the way down the hall. By the time I sat at my desk, pretending
I’m sprawled naked on my childhood bed, sheets kicked to the floor, phone propped on a Mountain Dew can while I scroll the private Facebook group somebody made called “Kaylee Breeding Weekend, UNCENSORED.” Four thousand members now. Riverbend’s population just doubled overnight.I’m halfway through a video of Big Lisa power-driving me with that black strap-on when the front door slams so hard the walls shake.Mama’s at work, tgat leaves one person. His boots in the hallway. My stepdad, Ray, fills the doorway like a storm cloud in Carhartt. He’s holding his phone in one fist, screen paused on a freeze-frame of my pussy mid-gape, cum dripping like honey.We lock eyes but he doesn’t say a word, Just turns the phone so I can see what he’s looking at. Me, Sunday morning, legs behind my ears while Old Man Jenkins tries to aim his ancient dick.I should be scared. I should cover up. Instead my cunt clenches so hard a fresh trickle of somebody’s leftover load leaks onto the mattress.Ray fi
I’m already naked on the pool table, legs in the air, Sharpie tally marks climbing my inner thighs like a ladder to hell.Word spread faster than chlamydia at a frat house, $500 cash to the first man who puts a baby in Kaylee Mae Parker.No rubbers, no pulling out. Winner takes the pot and bragging rights forever.The line starts at the jukebox and snakes out the back door into the parking lot. Farmers in Carhartt, truckers in mesh caps, the married mechanic still wearing his wedding ring, even Big Lisa the bartender who swears she’s gold-star lesbian but brought her thickest black strap-on “just in case.”I prop my phone on a stack of coasters, hit GO LIVE on the Riverbend Buy-N-Sell Facebook group, and blow the camera a kiss.“Evening, y’all. Place your bets and your loads. Clock starts now.”First up is Tommy Lee, diesel mechanic, grease still under his nails. He drops his jeans, lines up, and slides home in one thrust. I’m already wet from the tequila shots and the sheer filth of
The parking lot is full of shiny trucks and women in pastel dresses clutching their Bibles like life rafts. I roll in wearing the same white sundress I had on under the bleachers two nights ago.No bra, no panties, cowboy boots clicking on asphalt still warm from yesterday’s double-header of football players and PTA daddy fantasies.My pussy is sore in the way I like it, swollen, tender, every step a delicious reminder of five teenage cocks and one married monster stretching me stupid. I walk like I’m smuggling secrets between my thighs, because I am.Daddy’s at the pulpit already, voice booming about the prodigal son while his eyes flick to me sliding into the back pew. Mama pretends she doesn’t see me. The congregation pretends they don’t smell sex and tequila on my skin.I cross my legs slow, let the dress ride high enough for Brother Harlan two rows up to choke on his hymnal. He’s sixty-eight and still jerks off in the choir loft thinking about me. I know because he leaves the tis







