An old tobacco curing barn, no longer used. Wooden slats, a tin roof, the smell of dried leaves. She's waiting by the curing racks, wearing a farmer's hat and a loose shirt.
“My grandfather grew tobacco here,” she says. “Now I grow fantasies.”
She pushes you onto a pile of burlap sacks, kneels, and takes you in her mouth. The barn is warm. A bat hangs overhead. She climbs on top, rides you while the slats creak.
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The leaves rustle. She speeds up. She comes with a gasp that mixes with the scent of cured tobacco. You follow, emptying into her as a beam of moonlight cuts through a crack.
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She hands you a dried tobacco leaf. “A souvenir. Same barn tomorrow? I'll bring a lighter.”
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