I was working on the Botticelli’s cattle ranch, a job I’d fallen into thanks to an Army buddy. A lot of ‘regular’ employers weren’t really i...terested in Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, I guess that they thought we were all PTSD cases who’d shoot up their businesses, but ranch labor in Nevada was simply a matter of going out to a ranch and asking for work. If they needed help, and you were willing to do manual labor, you got hired. Since I could already ride a horse, that was just a plus. The. I realized, I still hadn't said a word and stammered out: “H...Hi Sharon, you look great” and she twirled around, displaying her nude body, which was still sexy and tight for a woman in her 40's.We engaged in small talk for a few minutes, before Sharon said: “Baby, we've gotta get you oiled up before you burn” and then took me by the hand and led me to her towel, where she produced a bottle of tanning oil. As I reached for it she said: “That's alright sweetie, I'll do it for you.”; I started. I'm thinking, no way could this be her from the phone- must be a joke lol. It's quite and she sneaks me to the back where her room was since she lives with roomates and all. We talk a little and all of a sudden we kiss..she sucks my ear, looking into my eyes horny (those beautiful brown eyes). And as we slowly work down her breasts were perfect and I sucked on them, she sucked my erogenous zones and we went back and fourth as she licked my abs and worked her way down to the dick in amazement. After all, what do you think of when you hear the word "vampire"? You think of crumbling castles in Transylvania, men in capes, "I never drink ... wine". You see Bela Lugosi, Frank Langela or Gary Oldman playing Dracula. If you're younger you think of tunnels under Sunnydale, California. You think of the Master, Luke, what's-his-name the businessman vampire in the first episode of Angel. Or Dominic Purcell playing Dracula in "Blade: Trinity".Okay, granted you might also think of James Marsters,.