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Original title: The Bunker (Audio Script)

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While hiking through a forest, a couple stumbles upon an abandoned bunker and decide to act out a prisoner-warden roleplay fantasy scene. In this audio porn story, a couple decides to act out a prisoner-warden roleplay sexual fantasy in an abandoned bunker in the middle of the forest.

Original fiction. Characters and events are invented.

Edited by: Huangguo Drama · Updated:

Stories

“I love walking in the woods.

Don’t you just love being in the fresh air?”

“Yeah, it’s great.”

“Uhh, okay, that… doesn’t sound very convincing.

What’s up?”

“No, nothing. I just, I don’t know.

I think I’m feeling a bit restless.”

“Did you want to go out last night?”

“We could have—”

“No, it’s fine.”

“Baby, you don’t sound fine.

Come on, talk to me.”

“I don’t know… it’s not anything specific, that’s the problem. It’s like… I guess I’m just feeling a bit bored of our routines lately. I just want to experience something.”

“Well, that’s specific.”

“No, you know what I mean, like… I want to go on an adventure or do something fun, something we wouldn’t normally do.”

“An adventure, huh?

Well, we’re in the forest, want to look for shrooms?”

“Oh my god, not like that.

Besides, I don’t think these are the fun kind of mushrooms, anyways.

I don’t know, didn’t you ever dream of finding lost treasure or stumbling upon an abandoned house or something?”

“Hmm, I see what you’re saying.

I did hear about an escape room that was kind of cool, it’s set up like an abandoned factory…”

“No, that’s not what I mean. That does sound fun, maybe, but it’s more like… I want to get into something… unexpected, like something that we will look back on and laugh about how crazy we were when we did that… that kind of thing.”

“Mmm, yeah. I know what you mean, but you can’t force something like that, baby.

It just has to happen, you know?”

“Yeah, I know. It’s just been so long since I’ve felt that feeling.”

“Wait a minute, there was something.”

“What?”

“Didn’t you see it? Just now… something flashed.

Over there.”

“Okay, I’m not really in the mood for—”

“No, I’m serious. Just look. There. If you look past the tree on the left, with the bark that’s scraped off a bit…

by that group of… well, I don’t really know what it is. The red berry-looking things you told me aren’t actually edible.”

“Yeah, okay…”

“If you look through the hole between the branches, roughly in the middle.

There’s like… I don’t know, there’s something hanging there.”

“I don’t see anything, and I really don’t appreciate—wait, there is something there. I see it.”

“What do you think it is?

Should we go closer?”

“Yeah, okay.”

“You never know, this might be the start of that adventure you were looking for…”

“Or it’s some garbage dangling from a tree.”

“Oh god, it didn’t look this far away.”

“Almost there. I know I saw something, it should be… right here…”

“Are you okay?”

“Oh my god, that scared me.

Stupid birds.

Yeah, I’m fine.”

“At least it’s something to get your heart racing, huh?”

“Hey… what is that?”

“Did you find the shiny thing?”

“No… over there. It’s… a building.”

“Way out here? That’s weird.

Where is… oh… yeah, it looks like a shed or something.”

“Yeah, it looks pretty run-down. It actually looks kind of big… see those vines? The wall there is collapsed but I think it keeps going under it…”

“Look, the window there is barred. Do you see it?

I wonder what kind of building it used to be.”

“Do you see a door?”

“Yes, here, behind the ivy.

There’s a… high-voltage sign?

Maybe this used to be an old substation?”

“Can we go inside?”

“I’ll give it a try.

The door may be stuck…”

“Well?”

“Wait, give me your phone, I’ll use the flashlight….”

“Good idea.”

“The roof still seems pretty solid.

It seems safe enough…”

“Come on, let’s go inside.”

“Look, a desk. It’s really dusty.”

“So, is there anything in it?”

“No, the secret documents were all taken.

But there’s another door there.”

“It’s got… this slat here, to look through.”

“It also has a metal bolt instead of a handle…

What is this place?”

“Oh...”

“Wow, this is… a very small room.”

“No windows. Just walls…”

“But still completely intact.

No holes in the ceiling or anything.

What do you think this place was?”

“Oh, maybe it was where they used to lock people up or something!”

“You would think that.

Just because you like being tied up…”

“Well, I’m just saying… being here is creepy, yeah… but it’s also kind of giving me some very fun ideas…”

“Oh, yeah?

What kind of ideas?”

“You don’t have to know everything about me, you know.

I can have secrets.”

“Actually, you’re an open book.”

“You think so, huh?”

“Yeah, I do.

Face it… I know everything about you.

There is nothing you can do that would surprise me.”

“Oh, is that so? And what? You’re so mysterious yourself?

I think there is nothing you could do that would surprise me.

How about that?”

“Well, if that’s the case…

I think I’ll take you into custody.”

“Hey, what are you doing?

Let me out!”

“Oh no, you’re my prisoner now.

And I’m not letting you out… until you confess.”

“Confess? Confess to what?”

“Tell me your fantasies… about being locked up.

I want to hear them…”

“Oh, you think you’re ready for that, do you?”

“We’ll see. Let me hear it.”

“Role play: guards and prisoners.”

“Interesting… what happens next?”

“Well, they… actually, you know what? I don’t think I’m going to tell you that.

Not until you confess one of your fantasies to me.”

“You forget, princess… you are the one locked up here.

I am in control. Not you.”

“Prisoners, step out!”

“Uh, okay…”

“Do as you’re told.”

“Damn… okay.”

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