Chapter 14

Chapter 14

Sally grabbed a couple of fluffy net rain towels from the bathroom while Matt taught the cover off the Jacuzzi. Hot steam blew up from the bubbling water. Sally peered through the window at Lori and Jake, who were dancing in the living room. The wild music blasted throughout the house. It was even pretty loud outside. Sally smiled sexily at Matt as he peeled off his shirt and jeans and stepped into the hot water. Oh, this is perfect. The water, the music. You? He said. Sally lifts her lips as she stared at Mat's bare chest. She unbutton her blouse and slipped off her skirt, leaving only her underwear on. She covered herself with the talent tossed to the side just as she sunk into the water. The bubbles coming up to her neck. She touched his knee playfully with her toes tonight. She whispered, I'm ready, Matt. Matt groaned as he pulled her into his arms. His mind went wild with excitement. He raised his arms and looked up at the sky. There is a god, he explained. After a few songs, Laura and Jake collapsed on the leather couch. Jake peeked outside, where he caught a glimpse and met Sally, kissing passionately in the hot tub. Their arms entangled around each other. He laughed. Looks like they're going for it out there. Laurie sat up giggling. I figured they would sooner or later. They'd been going at it for a long time.

You mean this is their first time? He asked. Lori blushed a little. Yeah, I think so. Jake pulled Laurie on top of him across the couch. His body felt so strong and hard. He stroked her soft hair and untied the red ribbons. Her long hair fell down as she leaned forward to kiss him. He whispered. So how long are we going to wait? Laurie ground is Jake's warm hands. Her face to his. I don't know. Let's talk about it later. She kissed him. Her body flooded over with new, exciting sensations. Matt breathes heavily as he struggled to unhook Sally's bra. He couldn't believe what was about to happen. He waited so long for this very moment, he dreamed about it a lot. Sally waited patiently as he struggled with the skimpy garments. She kissed his ear, making his whole body shiver. Suddenly, the sky lit up like broad daylight all across the property. A deafening siren began screaming.

Sally and Matt jumped out of the Jacuzzi and quickly tried to dry off. What's going on? She screamed. I don't know, Matt said. Jake leaped off the couch. It's the alarm. Someone broke through the perimeter. It goes off when the fences are touched. My parents. And started to protect the race horses. Laurie, go tell Matt and Sally to get inside now. Jake ran into the kitchen and picked up the telephone. He dialed the police department. Laurie did. And she was told feeling totally confused. She yelled over the wailing sirens that Matt and Sally, who were chronically struggling to put on their clothes over their wet underwear. Come inside, you guys! She hollered.

Jake held the phone on his shoulder as he punched some buttons in a black box on the wall. The siren stopped. Matt and Sally burst in the back door. Their eyes wide shut. Nat's heart was pounding heavily. What was that? What's going on? He huffed. Jake was talking on the phone, still punching the beeping buttons of the alarm system. Laurie turned up the cereal and took a deep breath. It was the outside alarm system to protect the horses. Sally pushed her white here off your face.

Then he said the horses weren't. Jake returned to the living room and threw the phone on the table. I just reached the police department. They said we should leave the house right now. They're on their way over, but they said we might be in danger. Lori cried. They said to leave. Oh, my God, this is so scary. Jake ran and locked the back door, grabbing his sweater from the floor. Let's go. He shouted on the porch. Matt helped Jake lock the door. You can stay at my house, Jake. Thanks, man. Jake told him as he pulled the key from the lock. He took one last glance at the pastor, which was lit up like a baseball stadium. Matt followed. Jake sighs beyond the wire fences. He didn't see anything out there, Jake. Let's go, man. He said, tugging at his arm. Sally stood by the jeep, shivering from the cold and fear. Hurry up. Back. Come on. She screams. Going Lori's car, Sally, we'll follow your home. Jake's coming with me, Matt. You know, Lori started her car and sped down the driveway. Matt and Jake followed close behind in the jeep. The fog had lifted a little. At least Lori could see the road. Now her stomach tightening the knots as they pass the Myers house, Sally squeeze their eyes shut and said a little prayer. Shivering in her cold, damp clothes. An old ranch road. Lori saw the train coming into view, still lying on the side of the road. She pressed her foot on the gas and kept it there until they got back into town. Match. Jeep was still behind them. A police squad car raced down Main Street in the opposite direction. Lori sighed. A little breath, really. She swung the car in a Sally's driveway. Matt pulled over to make sure she got inside safely. Sally gave them a little way and disappeared into the house.

Matt and Jake followed Lori back to her house and watched her garage door close before they left. Well, that was intense. Did you think someone's trying to rob your house? Matt said Jake still clutched Lori's ribbon in his hand. I don't know. Once time a deer set it off. But with all the weird stuff going on lately, I'm not even sure. Matt Tuptim, for more information, trying to make logical sense out of the bizarre occurrences. What did the cops say? Why did they want us to leave? Jake Yond. He was tired despite all of the action.

They didn't say why. They just told me to get out of the house immediately. Matt Schlapp, Jake Shoulder. Well, they better have a good reason. I almost made it with Sally. Talk about bad timing, man. Jake sighed, thinking about what might have happened with Lori if the alarm hadn't gone off. Yeah, I know what you mean, man. Maybe it was going too fast. Jake thought Matt pulled the jeep up by the curb and put it in park in front of his medium sized White House. A police patrol car rounded the corner with its headlights off. The driver flashed a bright light in their faces. Hey, wait. Matt called, waving his arms. The patrol car kept driving down the street. Jake shrugs. They probably followed us here to make sure we arrived. All right. Yeah, whatever Matt said.

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