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Bigcock Hitchhiker Fucked and Creampied a Desperate MILF
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Transcript
Singing loudly. Come on, you can make it. Almost there. So I can't believe I forgot to fill up before leaving. Sorry, Mr. Hitchhiker. I've seen enough horror movies that start with picking you up. Where are you headed? Spring Haven. You've got a long way to go and it'll be dark soon. That's where I'm headed, jump in. Accept offer. Thanks. You can toss your bag in the backseat. Please tell me I didn't make a huge mistake. Ha. Don't worry, you're safe with me. That's a relief. But then, that's exactly what a psycho would say. Ha ha ha. I'm Sarah, by the way. I'm Bob. Sarah, nice to meet you, Bob. Sarah, what you do in walking around out here in the middle of nowhere? Sarah, car trouble? Bob, no. Don't own a car. Just make in my way to Spring Haven. Sarah, damn. It's a hell of a walk. Didn't think about getting a bus. Bob, no buses were coming out this way from the airport. Figured I'd start walking. Sarah, wait, you walked from Lakeshore Airport? Sarah, holy crap, that's insane. It's like a two-hour drive to Spring Haven from Lakeshore. Sarah, what were you doing at the airport? Sarah, oh, sorry. I have a terrible habit of being nosy. You don't have to answer. Bob, it's fine. I just got back from overseas. Sarah, oh. Somewhere nice. Bob, no, not really. Bob, I was in the military. We don't usually pick vacation spots. Sarah, oh. Sarah, so you're heading home? Sarah, I, uh-huh, bet your wife'll be glad to see you. Bob, ex-wife. And I'm pretty sure I'm the last person she wants to see. Sarah, shit. Sorry. I keep putting my foot in it. Bob, how about you? Bob, let me guess. Husband, white picket fence, and 2.4 children? Sarah, hell no. Bob, whoa. Sorry. Sarah, sorry, I didn't mean to snap at you. Sarah, I'm not against marriage, just not my thing. Bob, fair enough. Bob, you from Springhaven? Sarah, yeah. Born and bred. Sarah, I spent the weekend in Lakeshore, visiting a friend. Sarah, she's been going through a rough patch, so I decided to go and cheer her up. Bob, did it work? Sarah, of course. Sarah, we've been at this our whole lives. I'm basically a professional at cheering her up. Sarah, you a Springhavener too. Bob, no, just passing through. Sarah, oh. So not staying long? Bob, nah. Just got a promise to keep. Sarah, hum, that sounds intriguing. Sarah, not much of a talker, are you? Bob, air, no, I guess not. Sorry. Sarah, it's okay, Bob. I love awkward silences. Sarah, not much further now. Sarah, Bob. Bob, snore. Bob, gasp, no. Sarah, hey. Are you okay? Bob, uh, yeah. Bob, sorry, must have nodded off for a minute. Sarah, a minute. You've been asleep for over an hour. Sarah, we're here. Springhaven. Sarah, you didn't tell me where you wanted to be dropped off. Bob, here's fine, thanks. Sarah, where you staying? I don't mind taking you if it's not far. Bob, I, air. Bob, I'll find somewhere. Sarah, you don't have anywhere to stay. Bob, I'll find a park bench to crash on. Sarah, you can't be serious. Bob, I've slept in worse places. Sarah, right. Military. Bob, yeah, not anymore. Bob, thanks for the lift, Sarah. It was nice meeting you. Sarah, you're welcome. Great to meet you, too. Bob, see yeah. Sarah, bye. Sarah, Bob, wait. Sarah, I can't leave you out here with no place to go. Sarah, I. Uh-huh. Sarah, I, have a crappy sofa. Sarah, it's not much, but I'm positive it'll be comfier than a park bench. Except... Bob, you sure? I don't wanna put you out. Sarah, honestly, it's fine. Sarah, come on. Sarah, come on in. Bob, thanks. Sarah, it's not much, but it's mine. Bob, looks great. Sarah, oh, crap. Air, ignore the mess. Sarah, I was in the middle of grading when Don called with her mini meltdown. Bob, grading. Sarah, yeah. I'm a teacher. Sarah, I work at the local high school. Sarah, most of my evenings are spent going over homework. Sarah, such a glamorous life. Bob, thanks again for letting me crash here, Sarah. It's very kind of you. Sarah, no problem. Sarah, let me take your things, and you can make yourself comfortable. Sarah, oh my. That sofa looks a lot smaller with you sitting there. Sarah, will you be able to sleep on it? Bob, I'm sure I'll manage. Like you said, it's more comfy than a bench. Sarah, is there anything I can get you? Drink. Sarah, are you hungry? I have plenty of food. Bob, no, I'm fine, honestly. Bob, you're a kind, sweet person. I can see why your friend relies on you. Sarah, Don. Yeah, lucky for me, she's never far from the next crisis. Sarah, how long were you in the military? Bob, signed up on my 18th birthday. Left yesterday. Sarah, wow. What did you do? Bob, jumped on a plane and started walking to Spring Haven. Sarah, ha ha ha. Sarah, no. I mean in the military. Aha, your job. Bob, right. Sorry. Bob, I. Here. I can't really talk about it. Sarah, buh. Like, top secret and stuff. Bob, yeah, something like that. Sarah, very intriguing, again. Sarah, damn, Bob. You play the handsome, mysterious stranger role very well. Bob, uh-huh, thanks. I guess. Sarah, okay, I'll take the hint. No more questions. Sarah, I'll get you a blanket, and then I'm gonna get some sleep. I'm exhausted. Bob, thanks. Sarah, here you go. It's the biggest I could find. Bob, thank you. I'll be out of your hair at first light. Sarah, bathroom's just there if you need it. Good night. Bob, night. Sarah, Bob. Are you awake? Bob, uh-huh, yeah. Is everything okay? Sarah, yeah, I can't sleep. Check her out. Sarah, did you, just check me out. Bob, air, sorry. Sarah, I feel terrible knowing you're out here squashed up on that couch, while I'm lying in a big, comfy bed. Bob, you wanna swap? Sarah, no. Ha ha ha. Sarah, but, I was thinking. We're both adults, right? Sarah, we're capable of sharing a bed without, doing anything, aren't we? Agree. Bob, I guess so, yeah. Sarah, great. Come on. Sarah, I'll sleep so much better with a clear conscience. Check her out again. Thinking, damn. Sarah, did you just... Sarah, would you rather I wore something, uh-huh, a little, less revealing? Bob, crap. Sorry. No, you don't need to do that. Sarah, I'd just like to point out that I don't usually invite strangers into my home, or bed. Sarah, you're the first. Bob, understood. Bob, damn, you're right. It is comfy. Bob, sigh. Thinking, tempting, hat. Take a closer look. Thinking, nice. Pull up the blanket and go back to sleep. Bob, air, morning. Sarah, hi. Sarah, Sarah, oh, that feels good. Sarah, don't make me beg for it, Bob, fugue. Sarah, wow. Bob, was a hell of a wake-up call. Sarah, I knew you were gonna be trouble. Apologize for not pulling out, Sarah, it's fine, I'm on birth control. I would've warned you. Sarah, appreciate the apology, though. Sarah, Sarah, I'm gonna get dressed for work, then I'll make us breakfast. Bob, great. Sarah, mwaya. Sarah, hungry. Bob, yeah, starving. Sarah, not that I'm complaining, but, you gonna eat, like that. Bob, hat, nah. Bob, my clothes are, uh-huh. Sarah, right. Bob, you didn't need to make me breakfast, Sarah. Thanks. Sarah, I can't let you leave on an empty stomach. Sarah, besides, I think you've earned it. Sarah, I'm, air. Sorry for jumping on you. Sarah, it's a little embarrassing to admit, but, it's been a while since I've had sex. Sarah, waking up with you. I was so horny. Bob, I'm not complaining. Sarah, I know. It's just, Sarah, I don't want you to think I'm that type of gal. Sarah, I don't usually jump on a guy's dick the first chance I get. Sarah, I, uh-huh. Bob, hey, don't sweat it. I'm happy you did what you did. Sarah, you are? Sarah, okay. Sarah, how long will you be in town? Bob, not sure. A day or two. Sarah, right. Just keepin' your promise. Bob, yeah. Sarah, it's fine if you don't wanna tell me. Bob, I swore to a friend that if he died, I'd deliver something for him. Sarah, oh god. I'm sorry. Sarah, what'll you do after? Head home? Bob, I don't. I don't know. I don't really have a home anymore. Sarah, what about family? Parents. Siblings. You mentioned an ex-wife. Do you have children? Bob, damn. You ask a lot of questions. Sarah, shit. I'm sorry, again. Sarah, I did warn you I was kinda nosy. Bob, it's okay, I'm teasing you. Bob, parents, no. Never knew my father. Mom passed away last year. Bob, siblings, yes, a sister. Not very close, though. Bob, kids, yeah, a daughter, but she hates me even more than her mom. Sarah, damn. Sarah, oh, shoot. Eat up. I'm gonna be late for work. I'm already in enough trouble for not grading these papers. Sarah, look after yourself, Bob. Bob, I will. You too. Sarah, remember, you'll always have a place to stay in Spring Haven. Sarah, and I promise. Sarah, the next time we have sex, we'll take our time and really fuck. Sarah. Bob, see ya. Sarah, bye, Bob.
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