The Towns favourite cunt pt 1
~~Josephine's pov~~
"Fuck... forgive me, Father," I panted, my voice trembling as I moaned beneath him. The priest gripped my waist tightly, his fingers digging into my skin as he continued driving into me with relentless thrusts.
"You shall be forgiven when my seed erupts in you," he groaned hoarsely.
His hand shot into my hair, yanking my head back as he forced me to arch deeper against him. My breath hitched in my throat, my body jolting with every powerful movement of his hips. The wooden chair beneath him creaked loudly as my ass bounced against him.
"Fuck... I'm going to erupt my seed in you," he growled through clenched teeth.
Heat rushed through my body as his pace became rougher, faster. My fingers gripped the edge of the table to steady myself, my legs trembling from the intensity of it. Every thrust sent a sharp pulse through my stomach, making my breath come out in shaky gasps.
"f*****g God..." he rasped.
His body tensed suddenly. His movements turned erratic, desperate. Then he buried himself deep inside me with a strained groan, shuddering as release tore through him. I felt the warmth spread inside me as his hands tightened on my hips.
He collapsed back into the chair, chest heaving, sweat glistening on his forehead. I slowly pulled away, my body still buzzing, my thighs weak as I straightened myself and fixed my clothes.
"When next should I come by?" I asked casually while smoothing down my dress.
"In two days' time," the priest replied, his voice still breathless.
I gave him a small smile and walked out of the church.
The moment I stepped outside, every eye turned toward me. I could hear the whispers immediately, people murmuring, gossiping, judging. It followed me down the dusty road like a shadow.
But I was none other than Josephine Angela, popularly known as the town's favourite cunt. There was hardly a man in this town who hadn't tested my dipping wet p***y and returned again, craving more.
Yet the one man I truly wanted was someone far more dangerous than the priest.
The sheriff.
Unlike the others, he kept his distance from me. No lingering looks, no late-night knocks on my door, nothing.
Which only made him more interesting.
My house stood quietly at the edge of town, hidden behind tall fences for privacy. But the moment I stepped inside, my heart dropped.
My wardrobe was open, my clothes were scattered across the floor. And my savings... gone.
"No... no, please," I whispered, my voice breaking as tears stung my eyes. I searched everywhere, my hands shaking, but the money I had saved, everything I had was gone.
"I've been robbed..."
Wiping my tears with the back of my hand, I rushed out of my house and headed straight for the police station.
The wooden doors creaked as I stepped inside, my chest rising and falling heavily.
"Josephine, what's wrong?" one of the officers asked as I walked in.
"I want to see the sheriff," I said, trying to steady my voice.
The door across the room opened, and the sheriff stepped out holding a cup of coffee. Even though he wore a simple uniform, the man carried an air of authority that made the entire room fall quiet.
His sharp eyes immediately landed on me.
"What's wrong, Josephine?" he asked, closing the door behind him.
"My house was robbed," I said, my voice tight with frustration.
Everyone in the room exchanged glances.
"Shouldn't you know it was robbed?" the sheriff asked calmly.
I stared at him, stunned by the question.
"Someone broke into my house and took my money," I snapped, my patience wearing thin.
The sheriff studied my face for a long moment, his expression unreadable.
"Why are you here and what's missing?" he asked, studying my face carefully.
I took a slow breath, forcing myself to stay calm.
"My house was robbed," I said firmly. "Someone broke in and took my money."
The sheriff leaned back slightly, his sharp eyes never leaving my face.
"Well, you'll have to do something about it," another officer muttered from across the room.
"That's why I'm here," I replied, irritation creeping into my voice. My fingers curled tightly against my palm as frustration bubbled inside me.
Before I could say anything else, the sheriff stood from his chair. His boots scraped softly against the wooden floor as he stepped closer, his presence suddenly overwhelming.
"What can you do to stop it?" he asked quietly.
His voice was calm, but the intensity in his gaze made my stomach twist.
"Officer... please arrest whoever did it," I said, my voice softer now.
He stared at me for a moment, then turned toward another officer standing near the door.
"Position two officers outside her house," he ordered. "I'll also be staying with her until the matter is resolved."
My heart skipped a beat, then a slow smile spread across my lips before I could stop it.
"Better," I said, barely hiding the excitement in my voice.
"Let's go to your house. The officers will meet us later," he said before walking out of the station.
I followed closely behind him, my heels clicking against the ground as we stepped outside. The evening air brushed against my skin, but my attention remained fixed on the broad figure walking ahead of me.
I had him right where I wanted him.
Once I arrived home, I pushed the door open and stepped inside. The house was still a mess from earlier, clothes scattered everywhere, drawers left open.
The sheriff walked in behind me, his eyes scanning the room carefully.
"You should not tempt fate by living alone like this," he said, his voice low as he closed the door behind him.
"I survive just fine," I replied, walking toward the kitchen.
"Sit down, Sheriff," I added casually. "Let me bring you something."
I grabbed the milk I had hidden in a flask and poured it into two glasses. My hands moved slowly, as I reached for a small bottle and added a little of its contents into one of the drinks.
I wasn't about to waste this opportunity.
"Here you go, Sheriff," I said, carrying the glasses into the room.
He smiled faintly and took a long sip, his throat moving as he swallowed. The tension in my chest eased slightly as I watched him finish most of the drink.
I moved closer and sat beside him on the couch. Our shoulders brushed lightly, sending a warm shiver through my body. I crossed my legs slowly and leaned slightly toward him, my hand resting gently on his lap.
His eyes lifted to meet mine. For a moment, neither of us spoke, the room felt suddenly smaller. I slowly ran my fingers across his thigh, watching carefully for any reaction.
His jaw tightened slightly, but he didn't move away.
"Sheriff," I murmured softly, my voice barely above a whisper.