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Click hereTim and Dave are promoted to Squadron Leaders for the two new squadrons. They will be based at RAF Mainton on Salisbury Plain; I'm afraid you will still have me a Station Commander. Let me be the first to congratulate you," he said shaking the hands of the surprised pilots.
"Now you have a month's leave due to you starting tomorrow after your investiture for your medals, Air vice Marshall Sir John Bradbury will be conducting the ceremony.
Oh, there's one other small detail; it seems that four young ladies are waiting to see you at a motel; I was asked to pass that message on; that's if you are interested." A large smile appearing on his face, nearly as large as the smiles on the four pilots.
He opened the door to number 15 quietly; she was sitting by the dressing table brushing her hair. He crossed over to her; she saw his reflection in the mirror and began to turn.
"No stay where you are," he asked quietly.
Her face showed alarm, "what's the matter?" She asked.
"I have some news, but I'm not sure how you will take it," he murmured.
"Oh god, they can't be sending you out there again already," she whispered.
"No, I have a new job at a new station," he replied sitting down on the end of the bed watching her reflection in the mirror.
He could see the tears forming in her eyes, "So what are they expecting you to do now?" Bitterness creeping into her voice.
"They want me to form two new squadrons at RAF Mainton; it's about twenty miles from Aventon." He replied.
"Well that's nice, but does that mean you have to go out more often with two squadrons?"
"No, it means I won't go out ever again, I'll be based here at home."
He watched her face as she digested his news. She was frowning trying to make sense of what he had said.
"Bobby this isn't a joke or something, it would be too cruel if it were."
"No darling, no joke, you are going to have to get used to me being under your feet all the time."
The tears started to fall, her face breaking out into a wide smile the dimples forming. She turned from the mirror and threw herself into his arms.
"Oh, thank god Bobby, I finally have you safe at home," she whispered her soft lips enfolding his, as the headboard next door began to bang against the wall.
The next day Terry along with Sue, July and Carol stood on the dispersal area along with the entire squadron. She along with the other wives, mothers and girlfriends, craned their heads as a flight of four A10s flew across the airfield and then watched has the Air vice Marshall presented Bobby, Tim, Bill and Tom with their medals. She gazed at the men lined up in ranks watching the ceremony; standing to attention, their eyes fixed on the four men. Terry knew that, without their support and expertise, pride in their Squadron etched into their faces, that this ceremony would not be taking place. Bobby and his hooligans had put that there for them. Her Bobby, the boy in blue she thought, just an ordinary man doing an extraordinary job.
The End
What a wonderful story and like with all good things it must come to an end. Keep up this great writing.
First thank you for what turns out to be an absolute treasure of a story. In my humble opinion, worth ten stars or more at every turn. You will have to do a lot of work to top this one.
Thanks for sharing
NorthPacific
I only found your stories four days ago and couldn't stop until I'd finished all that you wrote up date. Five stars plus all the way.
I could not agree more, if there was an editor they should be hung ,drawn and quartered All the way through my attention was distracted by needless faults that should not have been there in the first place. Having got that off my chest a rattling good yarn.
It was a good story but the editing was terrible.... you're instead of your, to instead of too, quite instead of quiet, ware instead of wear... the list goes on and not to forget there are commas to be used to separate phrases....
why, when you have such great story lines do you pay such little attention to what the automatic side of your machine is doing. I refuse to accept the errors as due to you personally. They are so obvious as to be laughable when reading them. Please switch off the suggestive text, what it saves you is really not worth it.
The story line is great and you can see and hear the sounds for the battles and the response of the characters. Very well done and I hope others stories will be forth coming.
Good subject. A bit of fun and totally unreal. Very strange grammar, at times I thought it had been machine translated.
Largely unattractive--if not dislikable--characters; your males in particular generally display the maturity and trustworthiness of a bunch of badly brought-up 14 year-olds; there's far too much sex, and almost all of it poorly done.
Add multiple punctuation and syntax errors on every page and spelling so bad that your spell-checker guesses wrong--whereupon you blindly accept its incorrect suggestions...
Don't, if you've got one, give up your day job.
Sorry--
PJB_UK
This should have been in loving husbands cathegory (replacement for loving wives)
If you look into it all the guys are sexobsessed and this is certainly the case of robert (bobby),his cheating over one year's time is revolting
Next all the caracters are all close to being alcoholics
The beginning was strong but after phoenix it went downhill pretty hard
Sorry not my kind of malt
This could have been a great story. You started strong, building a great main character in Bobby. However, making him a cheater was a glaring mistake. And not just once, multiple times. And not to mention, with the women of two of his supposedly closest friends. What a jack-wad. Poor Terry. Thinking she's married to a great man when in fact she's married to a lying, cheating dog. And those are some kind of friends she has, sleeping with her man. This story could have been great, but in the end it was just a platform to say it's okay for guys to fuck around (men have needs, blah, blah, blah), but if the woman does it she's the worst person in the world. (So, Bobby thought Terry was awful when he thought she had had an affair when he would be back so soon. And yet, he had fucked the first chick, Jill, when he was only a week away from coming home. Nice double standard.) Such a waste.
Can't really enjoy a story where the lead character is a Cheater,an Adulterer and a Rapist.He is definitely no Hero, and if this was real life i would hope the wife would find out and leave his slimy ass.