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Bjorn needed to adjust his stance. His knees, straining from kneeling for so long, screamed in agony. He gasped, as much in pain as in pleasure.
He clasped her hands, fingers interlocking, and pushed them stretching beyond her head as he fell forward. She arched her back, breasts jiggling as they reached for the stars, pressing warmly against his chest. Her legs wrapped tightly around him, locking him in a prison of 19-year-old flesh.
“Hhhnngnggghhhh…” he grunted, shuddering as the climax washed over him. His fingers unlocked as he slowly regained consciousness, breathing ragged.
“Hey!” someone barked menacingly, and Bjorn found himself awash in a spotlight’s burning glare. Instinctively, he shielded his eyes, the girl clutched her chest protectively a moment too late for discovery.
“Officer Williamson of Bender PD. Who are you?” the angry voice left no margin for sympathy. “On your feet!”
Bjorn scrambled to his feet as quickly as he could, but clearly not fast enough. The spotlight grew in size, a clear indication that Officer Williamson was approaching rapidly.
“My name is Bjorn Haraldsson, Officer. I’m the caretaker of this cemetery.” Bjorn, not knowing what else to do, thrust his hands in the air, his manhood slapping his thigh and leaving a sticky trail of coitus running down his leg.
Bjorn was pretty sure he heard a chuckle. Sure enough, Officer Williamson had backup. “Hey Rick, maybe you should ask this guy if it’s his birthday, since he’s wearing the suit and all.” Laughter rang out across the cemetery’s headstones.
Officer Rick Williamson sighed. “Sir, don’t you think you could find a more private place to do…whoever that is.” Then Rick saw the young brunette as she moved to sit up. “Oh wait, is that…?” Williamson turned his head, clicked his transceiver, and declared, “2-Ricky-12. I’m on that 10-70. I think it might be a 647b. It’s her again.”
Bjorn, on the verge of arrest, couldn’t help himself. “Officer, what are the codes you just used? Am I being arrested?”
“How about we head back to the caretaker’s cottage and I’ll tell you,” Williamson replied. “Get some pants on, and then turn around and place your hands behind your head.”
Bjorn took a deep breath, desperately trying to steady his nerves. He reached down for his pants, popped his feet in each leg and hoisted them up. He reached out to help the girl when Officer Williamson barked again for him to turn around and place his hands on his head. She’d have to fend for herself.
The handcuff’s cold bite chomped down on Bjorn’s wrists. “Listen, this is as much for your safety as it is for mine. Bill, grab the girl and come along.” Both policemen giggled thinking Bill was going to get a free squeeze on this barely-clothed young cutie.
“I think I’ll pass, Rick. Who knows where she’s been…since last time we picked her up at least.”
Bjorn, wearing only his pants, was pushed towards the caretaker’s cottage. He could grab his shirt, shoes and blanket tomorrow. Hopefully, tomorrow.
The old cottage’s front steps creaked as the group clambered up, Bjorn nodding at the door. “It’s locked.” Williamson flipped his chin at the other officer, seeming to indicate that the young woman should be taken to their cruiser.
Alone with Bjorn, Williamson spoke up. “We can conduct our business here then. Tell me what you were up to tonight. How do you know that young lady? Do you even know how old she is?”
Oh shit! Bjorn thought, heart sinking at the idea she might actually be underage. “Hey man, her Frenemies profile said she was 19. I’m not trying to do anything illegal.”
“Frenemies, that’s the dating app?” Williamson asked, jotting notes on his mini notepad.
“Yeah. It’s a dating site for people who don’t want anything other than a one-night stand. No longer-term dating or commitments or anything like that.”“So you’re just into the one-nighters?” One of Williamson’s eyebrows rose suspiciously.
“I’ve been married– and divorced– twice. I got sick of the regular dating apps because all the women on those are looking for serious relationships and thought I was just there to cheat on my wife.”
“Were you?”
Bjorn chuckled, thinking that’s exactly why he was single now. “Yeah. At one point I was.”
“So you’re saying you don’t know that girl?” Williamson looked up, scrutinizing Bjorn’s response.
“I only met her a few hours ago. We went to Charlie’s Diner for burgers and then back here. She was all into the idea of doing it in a graveyard.” Bjorn added for good measure, “we were just finishing up when you crashed the party.”
Williamson didn’t look impressed. “Yeah, I heard you finishing up.” Bjorn broke into a big grin. Why do men do that– even in a moment of danger, they act like conquering heroes when their promiscuity is recognized by other males?
“Look,” Williamson continued. “We got called out on a 10-70, that’s a prowler call. Someone must have seen you creeping around in the graveyard and thought you looked suspicious.”
“But you added another call number,” Bjorn inquired, “What was that other one you said?”
“I added a 647b, the call for possible prostitution in progress.”
Bjorn’s knees turned to jelly. “No way! That’s totally not what is going on here. I met that girl on a dating app yesterday, we ate burgers, and came back here to fool around. She never asked for money and I never offered.”
“You see,” Williamson responded, sucking in air through his teeth, “We’ve picked– I’ve picked– her up on suspicion of soliciting johns before. How do I know that’s not what’s going on here?”
Bjorn, desperation bubbling out, blurted “go ask her yourself! She’ll tell you!”
“Ok, calm down. Take a seat on the stairs and I’ll go ask her.” Williamson helped Bjorn sit on the top of the cottage’s short staircase, not too worried since Bjorn was still cuffed. He turned and headed over to the patrol car.
Williamson came back half an hour later. Officer Bill Whoever was with him, as was the perky brunette. She was uncuffed and clothed but looking defiant and righteously pissed off. Two other men had joined the party, walking just behind the trio of cops and teenager hooker. One of them looked to be about Bjorn’s age, around fifty, and the other was an enormous hulk of a man, like an NFL linebacker. Both wore suits, but the older man’s probably cost twice Bjorn’s yearly salary.
Williamson strolled up, helped Bjorn to his feet, and unhooked his cuffs. Bjorn gingerly rubbed his sore wrists, and then his shoulders which had cramped from holding his hands squeezed behind him for so long.
“What’s going on here?” Bjorn asked, wondering what kind of mess he’d gotten himself into. His friends had warned him that dallying with these meet-for-sex apps would get him in trouble. Seems he was in a heap of it right now.
Williamson started to say something when the older man casually strolled forward. “Bjorn Haraldsson, is that your name?” He did not offer a hand to shake. He was tall and thin and looked like he knew his way around a day spa. He was pretty much the opposite of Bjorn– short, muscular, fingernails perpetually caked with dirt from cemetery work.
“That’s my name. Who are you and how are you involved with this…situation?” What else was Bjorn supposed to call it? He didn’t even know what was going on.
“My name is David Pendergast, owner of AlphaMecari, the automobile company.” His snooty posture and glaring eyes told Bjorn he should know who and what that meant. Bjorn simply shrugged. Rich assholes and overpriced cars weren’t his thing.
“Nice to meet you. Question stands though- what the fuck are you doing in this mess?”
“Well, it seems it’s you who’ve fucked your way into my mess of an 18-year-old daughter.”
Oh fuck. The two police officers giggled as quietly as possible.
“Her profile said she was 19.”
“Did it now?”
The moon was not full tonight, but the waxing gibbous moon pulled strongly on both Bjorn and Chelsea. Bjorn felt antsy, unable to sit still and pacing the cottage’s main sitting room. His muscles twitched, blood bouncing through his veins, in need of an energy release. He felt like going for a run, a fast run.Chelsea was a whole different matter. Her normally long, flowing dark curls were wild as if she hadn’t brushed her hair in a week. But she was panting like a dog, as if she was unable to catch her breath. They were waiting for the three cemetery staff, Miriam, the administrative assistant, and Dottie and Samantha, the two gardeners. These older women had dropped a bomb on Bjorn and Chelsea today, shooing away the Alpha of Chelsea’s pack after he had tried to claim her as his property.Was property the correct word? He had initiated Chelsea into the pack, which caused her first full conversion into lycanthropy upon the full moon a few days before. Bjorn had attempted– and failed
Bjorn, Miriam, the two gardeners, and Chelsea all stood silently looking at each other. No one wanted to be first to break the awkward silence.A knock on the cottage’s faded wooden door disrupted the quiet. Whoever it was didn’t wait long for an answer, firmly rapping again, demonstrating clear intent on being dealt with. Miriam, as the cemetery’s administrative assistant, and thus the real brains behind the cemetery’s operations, took a few steps towards the door, twisted the tarnished brass knob, and pulled the creaky door open. A well-dressed, tall man stood on the cottage’s patio, muscles bulging against the confines of his tailored suit. His dark, flowing, wavy hair draped across his shoulders, contrasting against the olive-colored skin of his neck. He lifted his expensive wire-rimmed sunglasses to the top of his forehead, revealing piercing black eyes.“Good day, Ma’am. Is the caretaker here?” the man said, more of a statement than an actual question.Miriam’s eyes squinted d
Bjorn and Chelsea slept well into the morning that day, the sun warming the caretaker’s cottage as the day brightened. The administrative assistant, Miriam, quietly knocked on the caretaker’s bedroom door, opened it tentatively, and saw both of them sprawled out on top of the covers. Neither of them were clothed, so she quickly shut the door again and went about a day opening the caretaker’s cottage on her own.Dottie and Sam, the two gardeners, showed up together. They chatted briefly with Miriam before heading outside. It didn’t take long for them to scurry back in. They had apparently discovered the garden shed, with the leftovers of last night’s struggle for survival still strewn about. “Mr. Harraldson?” Dottie yelled up the stairs. The old bitty was not shy about interrupting people or making a ruckus. She was too old for modesty and had ceased caring about social niceties long ago. “BJORN?” She hollered again, after she got no response the first time.She heard the upstairs bedr
Bjorn grabbed a gaudy table lamp in the arranged sitting room, just inside the caretaker’s cottage’s front door. The sitting room was adorned with period furniture dating to the early 1900’s, treated like a museum for those visiting the inside of the cemetery’s administrative headquarters. The lamp was sturdy bronze and carved in the likeness of a winged angel. She had on bikini material, as Victorian 19th century standards would never consider nudity acceptable, even in artwork. Bjorn held the lamp like a club, ready to bash whoever, or whatever, came through the front door.But he noticed that the light in the room was growing. It was finally sunrise, and he had survived the night! Or at least, he was close to surviving it. He stood anxiously waiting and watching the door, breathing hard but starting to ease with each second that ticked by. The sun was coming up.The pounding on the door had abruptly stopped in time with the growing dawn. He heard a scuttling of footsteps on the pa
Where had Chelsea gone? How had she gotten out? Bjorn rolled onto his back, the garden shed’s gritty shingle tiles biting into his skin. He winced out of instinct, then realized it didn’t actually hurt. What a night!, he thought as he lay staring up at the moon. It had to be close to sunrise, as the moon had travelled nearly all the way across the darkened sky. But over the last several hours, he had bound his girlfriend in chains, damn near been killed by her, realized that at least two other werewolves were prowling the cemetery, barely escaped with his life, and healed his own wounds. What else could happen?He ran both hands through his hair, closing his eyes, deep breaths to calm his tattered nerves.A subtle huffing below him brought him out of his meditation. He opened his eyes, listening intently for whatever was down there. He could hear heavy breathing, and determined sniffing like a dog investigating a rabbit hole. A warning growl sounded, but not from the sniffer. The
Bjorn collapsed onto his back, chest heaving, gasping for breath. The full moon’s spotlight upon his tattered body revealed a myriad of injuries.His chest was torn asunder from Chelsea’s claw swipe, and his left calf and ankle were streaked with angry red slashes. Blood poured forth from his wounds, made worse from the shock he was going into.He had to get his breathing under control. He bent his knees, and placed his hands at his sides. He was an avid yoga practitioner so he was no neophyte when it came to meditation. It only took a few calming moments for him to come back into himself. The bright moonlight was strangely serene, and the cemetery had gone quiet. He lay on his back, eyes closed, and made himself part of his surroundings. He heard nothing. He felt nothing as his mind settled.Then a curious thing happened. He felt a stitch in his side, a gentle tingle where Chelsea’s claws had ripped at him. He propped himself onto his elbows and sat in amazement as his side seemed to
Silent shadows flitted across the room, illuminated by the streetlamp just outside the cemetery gates. It was an otherwise dark night, the waning crescent moon nearing its third quarter. Bjorn lay quietly, sure he had heard something. Yes! There it was again– the ringing squeak of rusty iron hinge
“This just arrived for you,” Miriam, his administrative assistant declared, waving a fancy, gold-trimmed envelope. “What have you gotten yourself into, Mister Caretaker?”Miriam, along with Dottie and Samantha, helped keep the cemetery operating. Miriam was a retired secretary of a major law firm do
Bjorn didn’t make it very far. He lurched as if in a drunken nightmare, the sound of dozens of bare feet thumping on the stone floor as they overtook him. He went down in a pile of naked, hairy bodies. Male, female, no matter. They were all over him, wrestling him to the cold floor and tearing at
Bjorn never liked suits. He was short so he always felt like they made him look round. Suits are for tall, skinny men, not guys five and a half feet tall with thick muscles and the start of a fifty-year-old pooch belly. Chelsea seemed to like it though. “Hey, Mister Handsome,” she growled seductiv







