Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 21:32:47 -0600
From: Cornhusker Fan <crnhskrfn77@comcast.net>
Subject: Surviving the Apocalypse part 1

Howdy readers.  This is a new story line that has been rattling around in
side for a while.  Really not sure where it will go, so hope you will let
me know what you think.

This story will feature sexual acts between adults and children, so if
that's not your cup of tea, then move along please.  The story is strictly
fantasy, pure fiction.  No part is true in any way.  The author, nor any
website that might post this, does not condone illegal sex with children.
Also, though little or no protection is used in this story, please always
practice safe sex.

Author's note - I have never been any part of a military unit, and profess
no real knowledge of the military (except for my admiration for and
gratitude to those serving our country), so please do not look for any
accuracy in the information contained in the story.

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It was a beautiful, sunny day in early June.  The sky was a beautiful clear
blue that seemed endemic to this part of the country.  There was a slight
breeze, the birds were singing.  If you lived with your head in the clouds,
or buried in the sand, you could almost believe that all was right in the
world.

But it wasn't.

No, from everything you heard on the news channels, and rumors I had
confirmed by old friends in the Pentagon, relations between the nations of
the world were deteriorating rapidly.  The super powers, and many not so
super powers, were rattling their swords, trying to scare the others into
backing down.

During my career in the military, I had seen plenty of action.  As a
Lieutenant, I had been in the Mideast during the post 911 wars.  A few
years later, now as a Major, I had been deployed to Korea during the 2nd
Korean war.  And I saw action in the armed struggle in Europe in the early
2020's.  I retired a full Colonel at the age of 50, having done my duty,
and ready for civilian life.

Now a few years later, I was rushing to finish my preparations for what I
felt could well be the war to end all wars.

Thankfully, as a single man in the military with no family to support, I
had saved and invested my salary well.  Combined with the well-invested
inheritance from my folks, I had more than enough money to do what I felt
was necessary.

I had built a large bunker underground on the property I owned - 2-foot
thick concrete walls, with a 3" layer of lead within them.  I had the most
sophisticated air filtration system money could buy built into it.  Well
below the earth, it would be an impenetrable fortress for me to wait out
the madness of the world if it came to that.  If not, it would serve as a
dandy tornado shelter/enormously expensive storage shed!

Based on my calculations, myself and possibly a few others could survive in
this shelter for a month.  I didn't believe any holocaust would be nuclear,
so I hoped a month would be the longest it would be needed.  And if it were
nuclear, I didn't know if I would want to survive the after affects of the
horror that would bring anyway.

Many of my neighbors had looked on as "Bob's Boondoggle" was built,
scoffing at my hemorrhaging of money into it.  And though I still got on
well with most of them (a couple were assholes long before I started
building), I had no intention of trying to save all of their lazy asses
when they could have been making their own preparations.  Most of them
thought of me as one of those survivalist nuts that are preparing for the
end of the world that would never come.  They were right on the first part,
way off on the second part.  And why they couldn't see it, I have no idea.

The final stage of my preparations would take place tomorrow - a massive
grocery-buying spree to stock my shelter.  I already had 100's of gallons
of fuel for the generators in the deep underground storage tanks (with
feeds directly to my generators), and 2 other deeply buried 1000-gallon
tanks filled with water.  These tanks had direct feeds into my shelter.
The flush toilet and other wastewater would flow down into a septic system
way below the shelter.  Weapons had been prepared and stored.  Two separate
short wave radio systems were in place.  And I had included plenty of
material to entertain myself during my stay including books, movies, music,
a computer, you name it.  I planned to be comfortable AND prepared.  After
tomorrow's shopping, I would be ready.

I had sensors in place outside the bunker to monitor air quality, etc, and
even cameras to observe the outside world.  The were shielded with the best
protection money could by against any pulse meant to fry electronics, and I
knew any electronics inside my bunker were safe due to the lead in the
walls.

So, with everything except the final shopping trip behind me, I was sitting
on my front porch enjoying the beautiful day, and watching the world go by.
I had an old Glen Miller recording playing in the background, but also a
radio turned to a 24-hour news station, ever mindful of the world
situation.  And knowing what I did of people, I had my 9mm close by.  Know
one was going to knock me off at the last minute and help themselves to my
hard work.

As I sat there I saw Jim and Nancy from across the street come out their
front door and head my way.  I was surprised Jim was not at work.

"Hi Bob."

"Hi Jim, Nancy.  Day off Jim?"

"Well, I'm finally beginning to believe what you've been saying, so thought
I would take the day off so Nancy and I could talk things over."

"Good idea Jim."

"Yeah, well, if things are really going to go the way you say, and things
are sounding more dire all the time, I don't know what we will really be
able to do in a short time."

"You are probably right Jim.  But the fact that you are thinking about it
now is a good step.  You should seal up the windows in your basement, lay
in provisions, etc.  It may not do any good, but at least it will give you
a chance."

"Bob, I don't suppose there's any chance you would be willing to take my
family and I into the shelter with you?"

"No Jim, there's not.  For a number of reasons.  First and foremost among
those is that it is not constructed to hold a mob, and if you were to join
me, then pretty soon everyone in the neighborhood would be wanting to do
the same, and I'm not even going to go there.  But beyond that, there is
this.  I have been preaching to everyone that they needed to be doing to
the same thing I was for a year now.  Maybe not to the same extent, as I
will admit I have gone well beyond what 98% of society would call
reasonable, but to make some kind of preparations.  But none of you
listened.  And I'll be damned if I am going to try and save everyone's
sorry ass when they could have been saving it themselves.  I don't mean to
be harsh, but that's just the way it is."

"We understand your position Bob.  We don't like it, be we understand and
respect it."

"Thanks."

"Do you have any other suggestions on things I should do in the short
term?"

"Make sure you have loads of bottled water.  And you need to come up with
some kind of system to care for your refuse, or you'll quickly be
overwhelmed in shit.  Don't mean to be crass Nancy, but you know it's
true."

"Dang, I have forgotten my manners though.  Can I offer you two an iced tea
or something?"

"Sure, that would be nice.  I don't think a few minutes will make a
difference."

"Be right back."  I went inside and brought out 2 more glasses and a
pitcher of fresh brewed sun tea.  "Here we go."

"So Bob, let me ask you.  If things do go the way you predict, and it's
looking like they might, what do you think are some of the things you'll
miss the most?"

"For starters Jim, I'll miss sitting on my porch and drinking tea with nice
people like you.  Even though we don't see eye to eye on everything, I
consider you two good friends, and I am pretty sure I won't have many
friends left after everything."

"I'll miss everyday conveniences like being able to pop down to the market
to pick up a loaf of bread, or to McDonalds for McSushi.  Oh, there are
lots of things I will miss.  But there's things I won't miss either."

"Like what Bob?"

"I won't miss hearing about some poor guy who couldn't get a job and breaks
into his neighbor's house to steal from him and gets off because the man
who's house he broke into didn't have the right to break his nose and his
arm while defending what he had worked for."

"I won't miss the people who think they can tell me what I want to watch in
the privacy of my own home, be it a Disney movie or hard core porn.  The
world would have been much better off if they'd have kept their fucking
opinions to themselves."

"I won't miss sitting for hours in a traffic jam.  And I definitely won't
miss the crap that kids today call music!"  We all laughed at that.

"Well, we better get going.  I don't know if it will do any good, but we've
got to do what we can to prepare."

"Before you go Jim, I am going to make you an offer.  Nancy, you need to
hear this too, because it affects you as much as it does Jim."  They both
sat back down, trying to keep the hope off their faces, but not really
succeeding.

"I want you to know I have given this a lot of thought.  And I am going to
make the same offer later this evening to Dave and Donna next door.  You
two have done a marvelous job raising Alicia and Todd.  They are both very
nice children, very polite, very friendly, and smart as well.  And I hate
to see them suffer just because you two didn't listen to what I've been
telling you."

"So here's my offer.  If you wish, I will take them into the shelter with
me when it's time.  It will give them a fighting chance to survive.  If
they stay with you, it's unlikely that, well, you know.  If you want what's
best for them, you'll let me try to save them.  But I leave the decision
completely up to you.  Think about it, and let me know later tonight."

They both just sat there with stunned looks on their faces.  I don't think
they ever thought I was going to say something like that.  Finally Nancy
spoke up.

"Bob, that is perhaps the nicest thing anyone has ever offered to do for
us.  We'll definitely contact you later tonight after we've discussed it."

"Nancy, I don't think we even have to discuss it.  I don't know that I can
save us, no matter what I do, and I want our children to have every chance
they can.  We've planned for their future in the normal world, now here is
our opportunity to give them a chance in god knows what future world.  I
think we should just accept Bob's offer right now."

"You're right Jim.  I can't imagine having to watch my children suffer."
She got up and came over and through he arms around my neck, tears
streaming down her face.  "Thank you Bob.  Thank you for more than we can
say.  We gratefully accept your offer."  She stood and went to her husband.

"Jim, I'll be monitoring all the broadcasts and my sources, and will come
get the kids when it's time.  Keep them close to home for the next few
days, because when it's time I'm going to be moving in a hurry."

"Thanks Bob.  They won't like it, but my children have just been grounded
indefinitely.  They will be at home, no matter what.  We'll see you later
Jim.  And thanks, though thanks will never be enough."

"You're welcome Jim."

Jim had to practically carry his over-wrought wife back across the street.

Later that evening, I made a similar offer to Dave and Donna, just as I had
said I would.  Though they still didn't believe that the holocaust was
coming, they agreed that if it did, they wanted their children, Nathan,
Jonathon, and Bethany, to have a fighting chance, and so agreed to my
offer.

The next morning brought no abatement from the world's rapidly
deteriorating situation, and I headed out early to the stores.  I pulled my
15 foot enclosed utility trailer, and filled it twice before I was all
done.  Dave's son Nathan and Jim's boy Todd were both allowed to accompany
me and help load the incredible amount of food into the bunker.  If the 6
of us had to spend an entire month in the shelter, we might be rationing
food somewhat towards the end, but anything shorter and we were going to be
just fine.  With the possible addition of 5 other people, I brought in even
more supplies of basic needs, like toilet paper, toothpaste, etc.

By the end of the day, the boys and I were exhausted, and we sat and
enjoyed a coke together before I sent them back to their folks.  I wanted
them spending as much time with their parents as they could, as they might
never see them alive again after, well, after.  But I didn't voice that to
them.

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That's the set up.  I can promise you lots of sex in future chapters,
starting no later than chapter 3.  Should I continue it?

Let me know...contact me at crnhskrfn77@comcast.net.