"You'll have to help me some with this. I think I can make you come with just my mouth," Mel says in that tone.
"But I'll need your hands." She reaches in the saddlebags for water then turns to tongue-touch my tongue.
"Mel," I put my forehead on hers, "is this going to be nasty?"
"Of course, silly," that voice, that voice. Jesus.
"Now listen," she goes on earnestly, "I am not going to do any work. I'm just going to sit here and wait."
"Wait for...what, Darling?" I ask a little timidly.
"Well, you know, to see if I can make you come with just my mouth, but with just your hands, but with just my mouth...oh, well, you get it."
She stretches her face toward the stars and walks across the moonshadows on the ground to a near dilapidated wooden bench and plops down, oblivious to any potential creatures of the west or of the night.
"Mel, what are you going to do with your hands?"
"Just," Mel lifts her leather-clad perfect ass off the seat and slides her perfectly manicured fingernails out of sight beneath her bottom and settles down on them. "Yep. Just sit on them!" she says brightly with a mock drawl barely different than her normal voice. "I'll reckon I'll jest be sittin' on ma' hands here."
"But, first, uh. You'll have to really help me with my shirt. My hands are, like...inoperable. I'm sitting on them." She looks expectantly, eyebrows tilting upward.
My fingers are already trembling a little by the time I fumble her shirt buttons lose and work to free her delectable tits from the tyranny of Harley-Davidson meets Victoria's Secret.
"Yes," she says, as I look for a place to hang her black breast teaser, "you'll need to throw that down or something. You'll need two hands, and just only just my mouth. Hmm?" I free her tits into the night finally, still not sure what to do with the fabric.
"Come closer," she orders. "Bring you." She stares at what she wants me to bring and smiles her delicious smile.
I'm a little - no, I'm a hell of a lot self-conscious at this point as I loosen my belt buckle, looking far down the moonlit road for head lights. None, as far as my squinting eyes can see.
Only the brightest moon this whole month, heading up a cast of the brightest stars this whole year, illuminating the tousled, blown, blond hair and radiant eyes of the most ravishing girl I'll ever know, perched on a secluded wooden bench, near the shiniest motorcycle in the state of Nevada, in this isolated parking spot looking west into the Ruby mountains from our desolate spot in Ruby Valley a few miles from Shanty Town.
I let the weight of my belt drop my jeans to my buckled riding boots and stand there feeling the night breeze on my skin, not sure what to do next.
"More," Mel says. "More skin. All skin."