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Pissing on the Zombie Bitches helps us escape from the abbey

Date: 5/15/2016, Categories: Science-Fiction, Anal, Bi-sexual, Domination/submission, Female/Female, Fisting, Group Sex, Interracial, Lesbian, Mature, Transgendered, Transsexual, Water Sports/Pissing, Written by women, Author: AnnaSiciliana, Rating: 85.7, Source: sexstories.com

to be one of the younger nuns, which still made her older than me, though. I estimated her to be about 50. "I'm sorry we cannot offer you shelter inside the convent," she said. "But those rooms are for the sisters only. You're welcome to stay on the grounds though, for as long as you need to prepare for your journey." I thanked her kindly for the hospitality and we were about to part when another nun hurriedly came walking towards us. "Forgive me," she said, bowing slightly. She was very young for a nun, her face looked no older than 20. "I am sister Adele, and... well, you've been outside, and I just wanted to know... how is it there? What is happening?" Sister Marilena turned towards her and took her arm, gently tring to pull her away from us. "Now, I'm sure the visitors are tired and would like to rest, sister Adele," she said. Adele tried to resist and pulled away her arm. "I'm sorry sister," she said, slightly upset, "but I think this is important. We can't just close our eyes to what is happening. Especially after what happened here..." Marilena looked around embarassed, and then sighed. "Alright," she said, turning towards us. "Maybe you can help? Maybe tomorrow you could stay awhile and talk to us about the things that are going on in the world?" She smiled at us, almost pleading. "We... I could even offer a bed for the night for each of you," she said. "Sure," I replied. "We're in no particular hurry to get anywhere." And with that the two nuns led us back ... inside and down a long corridor. Sister Marilena opened one of the doors towards the end and let us in. It led to a large, slightly damp room with four beds inside. Soon, sister Adele came after her with some fresh bedsheets and a few candles for us, then they left. We were grateful to sleep in a bed instead cramped together in the Mercedes, and it didn't take us long to fall asleep. I couldn't have been sleeping for more than an hour, though, until someone gently tapped me to wake me up. When I turned, I looked into the eyes of sister Adele. "Forgive me," she whispered, "but I really need to talk to you about something." I sat up and stretched, looking at her expectantly. "The other sisters don't seem to understand the danger, or they have resigned themselves to leave this world already," she started. "But... I guess I'm just not old enough, but I can't help feeling that the abbey is not safe." I shrugged. "Nowhere is safe," I said. "And from what I've seen, your abbey seems to be as safe a place as any. Maybe more so. You've got a good thing going here, with the vegetables, and the walls, and..." Suddenly, the door opened, and sister Marilena peeked inside. "Sister Adele," she hissed quietly. "This is most unusual." Just as Adele was about to protest, I intervened. "Come inside," I said, lighting a candle myself. "It's no use arguing like this." Marilena hesitantly closed the door behind her. "Sister Adele just voiced her concerns about the safety of the abbey," I continued. ...