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Our plane touched down at the airport around noon local time. I had never been out of the country before, and right away it felt different. The airport back in LA was a huge, busy mess of a place. This little airport stood in stark contrast; it was barely moving at all. Everyone I saw seemed relaxed. As we walked down the tarmac to the small building with a wooden roof, I noticed several people getting off our plane that looked like they might be here for a similar reason to us. Bonnie was walking ahead of us, leading the way, and looking more focused than I had ever seen her. I turned to Jenna and gave her a nudge.
"Are they here for the tournament too?" I asked, gesturing with my head towards a group of very attractive people walking in a group.
"Yeah. That's the San Diego team," Jenna nodded. "They compete every year."
"Have they ever won?" I asked. They had three guys and three girls, all of whom looked attractive. I noticed one girl looked especially good, with long blonde hair and a stupendous rack.
"I don't think so," Jenna said. "The last American team to win was from Miami. That was eight years ago."
"How many teams from America are there?" I asked as we walked. I didn't see any other teams, though if they were from another part of the country they wouldn't have been on our plane.
"Usually at least three," Jenna said. "San Diego and Miami always have teams. LA usually does too. And then there's usually a Hawaiian team, although they're not really considered American in this tournament."
"Why not?"
"Probably because their team is usually made up of native Hawaiians," Jenna shrugged.
"Ok. How many teams will there be?" I asked. Seeing one of the other teams had me excited. I didn't like to think that those guys might get to fuck my girls. But I was excited to see the girls I might get to fuck, especially the hot blonde.
"I'm not sure," Jenna said. "It's always different. At least twelve, maybe more."
"Damn, that sounds like a lot," I said.
"Not really," Jessica chimed in. She was walking next to us while Claudia and Rebecca walked with Bonnie. "It is a global competition after all. There's probably going to be more than twelve. Especially since some countries have more than one team."
"Other countries besides America?" I asked.
"Yeah," Jessica nodded. "Australia always has at least two teams. They'll be the ones to beat by the way. They always are."
"Mexico usually has two teams too," Jenna added.
"There are sixteen teams this year," Claudia said, turning her head as she walked ahead of us. "From twelve countries."
"Wow, ok." I said. That was exciting too. I wondered what other countries there would be, and if I would get to fuck the girls from all of them.
We followed Bonnie into the tiny airport, through a small and not very stringent customs area, and finally out to an old rickety van that would take us to our hotel. I sat beside Jenna and Rebecca, and watched out the window as we drove passed rundown homes and vibrant green scenery. None of the buildings looked very nice, but the plant life was unlike anything I'd ever seen. When we got to the hotel, I was shocked to see that it was quite new and nice looking. Our old van pulled up, and a young bellhop ran up and began taking our bags out of the back. I could see the kid staring at Claudia with a big grin as he unloaded the van. We all got out and stretched, and then I noticed other teams arriving as well.
"Hey, they must be here for the tournament, right?" I asked, nodding my head towards a group of very attractive Latin women walking into the hotel.
"Definitely," Jenna nodded. "I'm not sure where they're from, but they're here for the tournament."
"I think that might be the Brazilian team," Jessica said.
"No way," Claudia laughed. "You'll know when you see the Brazilians. Those might have been one of the Mexican teams. Maybe Columbia. Who knows?"
"Why will we know the Brazilians when we see them?" Jessica asked.
"Their butts," Claudia laughed. "Trust me, you'll see." At that moment two more vans pulled up, and we watched as two new teams got out. One of the teams was very clearly from some part of Asia. I couldn't tell where in Asia, but the women were most definitely Asian. All three of them were stunning, one more so than the others. And they only had one guy. He looked small next to me, and I instantly felt more confident. Then I looked over at the other team arriving, and my confidence faltered again. This team had three guys, all big and blonde and confident, and their three women were as sexy as anyone I'd seen. They were all blonde, all beautiful, and all had an air of cockiness that was already intimidating.
"That's the Melbourne team," Claudia said quietly as we stared at them. "They won in 2012. And once in the nineties I think. They'll be one of the top contenders."
"No kidding," Jenna said, sounding as intimidated as me. "Look at them. They're all so hot."
"So are we," Bonnie said. "We didn't come here to lose. We put together a good team. And it doesn't matter how hot they are. It matters what they can do in the sack. The fact that they brought three guys means they don't have a ringer like we do."
"Or maybe they're all as good as Chris is," Rebecca said uncertainly.
"Impossible," Bonnie said confidently. "Chris is going to be the best guy here. If anyone else could compete with him, I would have heard about it already."
"Do you keep in touch with people from all these beaches?" Jenna asked.
"Not from all of them," Bonnie said. "But I keep in close touch with the tournament directors. And they would have told me if there was a guy like Chris."
"Wait, does that mean you've been telling people about me?" I asked. I wasn't sure how I felt about that.
"Only the people that matter," Bonnie smiled. "Don't worry about it. Just keep your head in the game."
"Ok," I sighed, watching the Australians walk into the hotel.
"Come on, let's go," Bonnie said, and began walking in, and we all followed. The inside of the hotel looked even nicer than the outside. The place looked nothing like the rest of the country had so far. It was like the first world had constructed a giant monument to itself in the middle of the third world. But I could see that they employed plenty of locals, so it was probably good for the area. As we walked through the big lobby, I could see more people who looked like they were here for the tournament. There were little groups of people standing around, staring at each other, and us. And everyone appeared to be quite attractive.