An awkward drive

Mackenzie was practically giddy as Brandon drove her through town. Brandon's cheeks were burning as his eyes periodically darted around to see if anyone was looking his way. His junk may have been covered but anyone looking his way would just see a naked man. Luckily for him, with a storm clearly on the horizon, there weren't many people out. And anyone who was still outdoors were much more preoccupied with finding shelter. Still, that didn't seem to make Brandon feel much better and Mackenzie loved it.

'Soak it in jackass,' Mackenzie thought with a wicked smile. 'I suffer though humiliations like this all the time and since your responsible for my most recent one you'll get no sympathy from me. I just wish it was busier right now. You deserve to have more people leering at your bare body you jerk. You dumb, perverted, cocky, muscular, handsome...'

Mackenzie brain suddenly stopped as she realized eyeline had dropped from Brandon's cringing face to his toned chest and abs. She quickly turned her head away and looked out the window. What was she doing? Brandon was one of her least favorite people she can't look at him like that. Can she? The answer came when she started to feel a certain wetness between her legs.

Mackenzie gulped. She crossed her legs and tried to calm down by focusing on the scenery rolling by outside the window and listening to the rolling thunder in the distance. However, it was then that she realized Brandon had taken a detour as they were now driving by the large cornfields that were planted on the edge of town.

"What the hell?" She asked, "This isn't the way to my house. At least not the direct way."

"The direct way went through main street." Brandon replied, "I'm not driving that way dressed like this."

"Oh, I'm sorry," Mackenize said sarcastically, "By all means take the long way. I wouldn't want you to be embarrassed. What kind of monster would want that."

Brandon mumbled to himself in annoyance. He wanted to fire back but what could he say. She was right. Being naked in public was a lot worse than he had thought.

"Hmm, no witty comebacks?" Mackenzie taunted. "Nothing to say?"

"I'll save them for our date," Brandon retorted.

"Oh right," Mackenzie said melancholy, "that's sure to be fun."

"Hey!" Brandon suddenly exploded, "That dates the only reason you're not going home on foot in your birthday suit."

"Uh huh," Machenzie said mockingly, "And you wonder why I'm not excited?"

"Listen Kenz." Brandon said calming down.

"Don't call me that. My friends call me that not people who **** me into-"

Mackenzie stopped suddenly when a single raindrop crashed right onto her nose. She wiped the liquid off with her forearm and looked up.