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Click hereReaching the mainland seemed anticlimactic as the pilot continued to watch Simon for signals. We made it out to the small parking lot in the private landing pad and I turned to Simon. "Now you are going to get us an Uber and take us all to the airport and get us all home. Is that a problem for you?"
"No!" he said quickly. "All of us together in the Uber?"
"Yes, you need to get each of us a ticket. And we all want our things back. Phones, ID's, all that."
"Umm. We should take the helicopter to where all that is. I can't get anyone tickets without your ID's..."
It was a long day of travel before we were finally on our way home in new clothes with our phones and ID's. John held my hand on the plane and kept looking at me like he was afraid a shoe was going to drop.
Once we were finally landing, I turned to him. "You'll have to move into my place," I said. "My place is close to my classes. Once school is out I am moving home right away, I have a job lined out and a storefront and farm ready. You can do your own thing, or you can help if you want. We can grow the business together. Or not, if you want to do your own thing."
"Kai?"
"Yeah John?"
"Are you fucking with me?"
"At some point you are going to figure it out. I like you, John. I am giving you a chance. I am giving us a chance. Things could have gone very differently back there... I talked the girls into not pressing charges because you would have been caught up in it too and I didn't want that. I wanted to have time with you. For us. Time in a real situation and not a scenario some incel devised."
"Ouch."
I laughed. "There is truth to it though. Anyway. So, my place?"
"Yeah. Ok... are we... sharing a bed?"
"As long as you can be the sweet and gentle you."
"Done, Kai," he breathed, yanking me close in a hug. "Always, I swear it. And... I will make it up to you."
"Clean slate. You have a clean slate, we go from here. Ok?"
"You know what day it is, right?"
"It's 2 AM... I am lucky I am awake, no clue what day it is."
"Halloween. Wanna go to a party?"
"No fucking way," I laughed. "You have been watching me for years, you know I don't do parties."
"I know... but maybe we can dress up?"
"Oh... into this part of it already?" I asked, laughing again. "Let me guess? School Girl? French Maid? Cop?"
He was grinning, his eyes shining. "I was thinking like... bride and groom."
I smiled up at him. "I guess that one isn't too overdone and cliché. You're on."
Excellent story with an excellent main character, believable that she was able to manipulate things the way she was. A bit far fetched that she fell for her abuser, but with a little suspension of disbelief, it was ok. Good to see the classic "nice guy" (David) got his just deserts.
However, the ending didn't jell, just not plausible that two of the girls and guys would stay on the island together or that the rest would just drop charges.
what a messed up story. I kept reading for justice and it never showed up.
I enjoyed the story very much. The "happy ending" is a bit unreal and the boys did not deserve being let off, but what the heck, it is fiction and adults can enjoy fairy tales too.
Well done!
I loved The Verse, but this one was great in a different kind of way. I was pulled in and had my emotions played with. First hating john and liking david but then loving john and loathing David. You are a brilliant author. Keep it up. I look forward to reading more.
Do you know gabthewriter is almost an anagram of William Golding ?...almost
A great read but my only disappointment is the ending. Not enough payback for the asshole jocks. A nitpick because it was a well written, entertaining tale, as usual from you.
This story has a different feel to it than your others. That does not mean anything bad. I still thorough enjoyed it and wouldn’t put it down until I was finished (even though that meant having to rush for appointments). The one thing I would have changed, just to be a bit realistic in an unrealistic world (really, what is realistic anymore), would have been for Simon to pay something to all the girls, so their “moving on” would be more plausible. However I also get that that could cause potential problems if they have to press charges in the future, but I’m going with the idea that they don’t. I just don’t see all of the girls agreeing to move on without some incentive once they are home. They will have to explain their absence for the almost week.
As always, great story, you are still my favorite author.
Okay, I know I say this when I read all of your stories - but this one is my new favourite. I loved every word of it. You are a phenom writer, thank you!
Your stories are like crack!! And it’s the good stuff too 🙂.