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LUKE
We barely made it into the house before Kaci was on top of me. Again. She yanked my shirt up over my head then proceeded to toss hers to the side with it. Jumping in my arms she let me carry her to the bedroom. Her lips crashed into mine as her fingers roamed my back. Our tongues tangled as our kisses became more frenzied.
Pulling away I let her down. She shoved her pants down her legs before dropping to her knees taking mine with her. Pushing me on the bed I watched as she straddled me. Kaci gasped as I gripped her hips slamming her down onto my cock.
“Shit Luke.”
“What baby?” I teased her.
Leaning forward she nibbled on my neck as she drew slow circles with her hips. I was already fighting the urge to come. I watched as she bounced on top of me. Her nipples pebbled under my fingers. I held onto her hips guiding her onto my dick. Pulling her down on top of me I captured her nipple with my teeth.
Kaci rode my dick slow pushing back and fourth. She knew how to drive me crazy. Flipping her over, I pinned her legs back with my shoulders. Gripping the headboard, I drove my hips into her making her scream. I continued the fast rhythm until I felt her pussy clench around my cock. Rubbing her clit, I waited until she came before I let myself fill her.
She lay there sedated on my chest, neither one of us ready to move yet. When she finally lifted off of me I groaned at the lost of her. I watched her walk out to head to the bathroom before coming back and sliding back into bed.
Wrapping my arm around her I pulled her to my side before closing my eyes. As I drifted to sleep Kaci’s voice woke me.
“You know,” Kaci started before sitting up on her elbow. “I haven’t even asked you the question that’s bothered me the most.”
“What’s that?” I turned on my side to face her.
“Why didn’t you ever come see me when I was in the hospital?” Her eyes brimmed with tears. “I needed you. And you weren’t there.”
Leaning up against the headboard I pushed a hand through my hair. “I know.” God did I know.
“Do you know?” Her voice was hardly audible. “Do you know how hard that was to lie there in that bed and no one came to see me? Do you know how tough physical therapy was for me? How everything I ever worked for was ripped away from me? Do you know how much pain I was in? No you don’t! Because you weren’t there! You never came to see me but the next day. Why Luke? Why wouldn’t you do it for me?”
Tears streamed down her face. I pulled her up onto my lap. Her body shivered on mine. Wrapping her in the covers I told her the only thing I could. The truth.
“It killed me to see you in that bed. It was all my fault. We shouldn’t have even been out moving the cows that day. I knew the weather was coming in but I thought it was an easy move, it would be quick.” Pain sliced through my chest as I remembered that cold December day. “It broke my heart to see you in pain. My strong, confident, beautiful Kaci was so small. You were broken and bruised and it was all my fault. I couldn’t stand to see you like that. It killed me. It killed me even more to not see you. But I knew when I went in there I would break and fall apart and you would have to put me back together. I should have been putting you back together… but I wasn’t strong enough.”
Five Years Ago
The last cow was walking through the opening when the gate slammed. Everything stopped as I watched in slow motion what was happening to Kaci. I was frozen. Her body flew in the air hitting the corral panels before the dirt. Rushing to her I thought she would be okay. Have the wind knocked out of her maybe? Nothing could prepare me for what was about to happen.
Blood poured out from the back of her head. Ripping off my sweatshirt I pressed it against the wound hoping if she lay on top of it her head would create enough pressure against the ground to stop it. The blood continued to seep from beneath her head coating the grey fabric.
I felt useless I couldn’t do anything to help her. When I tried her screams of pain were too much to handle. Pulling out my phone I called 911 telling them exactly what had happened and that most of the volunteers on the Falls County Fire Department would know our exact location. My dad showed up shortly after I called him too. I couldn’t bear the thought of calling Kaci’s parents so I asked dad to have my mom go over there and meet us at the hospital.
Dad immediately started checking Kaci’s vital signs when he got there. I didn’t want her to know how much her head was bleeding. I tried to give dad a pointed look but it just got worse once I got her another jacket to cover up with.
“Dad look!” I pointed and dad moved forward looking at the blood that continued to coat my sweatshirt.
“I’m tired.” Kaci could barely speak the words.
“I know you are but I need you to stay awake for me okay?” Dad reassured her. He started asking her random questions about college, her family, me, really anything to keep her awake.
Panic slammed into my chest thinking about how hurt she was. How this was all my fault. Would she be able to walk again? Be herself? I began to pant. Standing I walked down the field with my hands over my head willing myself to calm down.
Once the team got there I kneeled over Kaci stroking her hair. “You’re going to be okay now. I promise.”
Her fingers laced around mine. “Don’t go.”
“I’m not going anywhere baby.”
“I’m sorry.” She gasped.
“You have nothing to be sorry for you hear me? None of this is your fault.” I felt wetness on my face as my vision began to blur.
