It Started This Way
Copyright© 2005 by Old 1 Eye
Chapter 12
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 12 - West Nile Virus was getting under control, they thought. This is what happened.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Mult Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Science Fiction Pregnancy Slow
We made camp that evening. The dynamics of the two groups was very interesting. The new people were very friendly and welcoming to our families, and our families were welcoming to them also. Everyone pitched in and the camp work was quickly taken care of. I took it on myself to dig the latrine. Joe kept me company, but I didn't get any other help.
An hour after dark, I heard the sound of a motorcycle. I spread everyone out and went to meet the new people. James rode up and told me that they were still about an hour away, but didn't want us to think they weren't coming. I came to find out after a bit more discussion that they were walking and had one pack burro.
We arranged to hook up a stock trailer to Dad's pickup and go get them. Deuce and I went with James and we got to the explorers in about twenty minutes.
There were five young men and a young woman. I didn't see any weapons, with the exception of a bow and some arrows and a couple of knives.
We loaded them into the truck after putting the burro into the trailer, and headed back to camp.
We fed the explorers some supper and got the introductions. There was James Crawford, whom we had met, Betty and Billy Avery, twins, David Albertson, Joel Howard, Bob Davis and Bobby Ames. They were all city kids from San Antonio.
I knew one thing about them; they were hungry.
I asked where they got the burro.
James answered," We found a small farm in the desert, we also found the owners. They had died from the plague. That is were we go the burro."
The explorers still had their tents and quickly set up a small camp when it was time for bed.
The next morning, after breakfast, Bobby told me that they had a .22 rifle that they found at the farm. I said, "I figured you were armed, but it probably was best that you showed up unarmed. My wives get very nervous if they think I'm in any danger."
He smiled and nodded.
All of our people got to know each other and made friends during the trip home. They were all trying to learn each other's languages, also.
When we got home, everyone's homes were strained to the maximum with the new people we had brought back.
I began looking for additional places that could be utilized for our families. I found a neighboring ranch that had three houses and a bunkhouse. It was a few miles from our main ranch, but it would accommodate several families and eight people in the bunkhouse.