It didn’t budge an inch. Ellen moved behind it to do something and then slapped the buck on the ass. It jumped to get the woman off it and took off ...ack into the woods.When Ellen came over to the police detective, she told him, “You need to tell the game warden that someone’s hunting deer out of season. That woman is heavier than she looks. I had to go find a buck strong enough to carry her but young enough to be coerced into being a pack mule.”“Dad, My father showed me that too. I was too. I had so much stored jism pumping into her oral cavity, it flowed out her nose. It dripped to the floor beneath my chair.I sat back in the chair, and placed the broken armrests on the table. I would fix them later. Right now, I was totally drained, exhausted, exhilarated. I had won! I didn't even want to think about what would have happened if I had lost. I had won! We would marry.I understood she had not agreed to a time frame and I grinned, thinking of the next bet we would make in order to. Again I felt that yearning down deep in my gut. My inner self said, yes now, and I repeated her words aloud. He kissed my neck again and any doubt was gone. I kissrd the side of his head and he pulled back and our lips met. It was only a chaste kiss, one like we had often shared before. He pulled back and looked into my eyes. We kissed again, hard this time but still chaste. Then we moved together. We stood and rushed to my bedroom. With trembling fingers I hurriedly began to unbutton his shirt. I filled the kettle with water and set it to boil before tentatively approaching the locked door as though some vicious predator lay caged behind it. I opened the door and peered carefully around the jamb, expecting to be attacked at any instant.Olivia lay sleeping peacefully on her back, all her ferocity thankfully suspended. I sat beside her and stared into the serene visage, imagining what her life was really like, and not really blaming her for having the resourcefulness to try and escape..