The engines weren't roaring anymore but instead filling Ling's ears with a soft and gentle rumbling noise while she slept. Her face was pressed against the window clumsily with closed eyes overlooked the summit of white clouds and formations that usually lay underneath the blue sky. She wore a white Sundress over her enormous pregnant belly.
Jackie couldn't sleep through the night and it wasn't because her bed was deprived of a mattress, her brain wouldn't turn off. Thoughts were wondering what was happening on the ceiling above her and filling her body with warmth. She'd headed out to a store in the early hours of the morning and picked out a dress that Ling could wear without stretching.
"Hey, can I get either of you a drink?" Jackie and Ling sat together with a spare seat in the isle column. In the corridor a stewardess stood there looking in on the two.
"Oh no, we're fine thanks" Jackie stated waving her hand slowly before returning to her book.
"Your friend look pretty far along, how far is she?" She asked leaning down happily.
Jackie felt small prickles of nervousness run through her as she thought up an answer quickly. "Oh she's pretty well along, she won't tell me just how far though".
"Are you two together?"
"No, oh god no. She's just a friend of mine, we're travelling to Fiji together".
"Oh? But she's so far along, how could you travel when she's so late into it?" Jackie raised an eyebrow. "I'm sorry, I used to be a midwife so I know quite a bit about pregnancy. One moment". The stewardess held a finger up before moving down the isle to put the tray she was carting around back where it belonged before returning and taking the empty seat beside Jackie. "My name's Carolynn, I work for the airline... of course you already know that".
"Yeah, I had a feeling". Carolynn smiled a wide grin with bright white teeth. Despite how nervous Jackie was feeling she couldn't get Carolynn to leave easily, instead focusing herself on remaining calm and forcing up random stories about her pregnant friend. Ling was apparently a person who fell pregnant to a young and run away father and so is currently fleeing from her overprotective parents who want the child to go to adoption.
"Hey, it's time to serve lunch" announced another stewardess, tapping Carolynn on the shoulder.
"Oh ok, I'll be right out". She turned to Jackie. "Well thanks for keeping up with me for so long, I'm really chatty".
"Oh yeah, you really are" Jackie remarked with a nod.
"Anyway, tell Ling that I hope her pregnancy goes well and that I said she should take it easy. Especially while she's in Fiji. Did you two get immunised for all of those tropical bugs they have?"
"Uh, no we didn't really. Should we have?"
"Oh probably not. Ling might have had an allergic reaction and that would have been..." Carolynn started, stopping when her co-worker hissed her back to work. "Sorry. Good luck". With that Carolynn walked off to hand out the airplane meals. Jackie let out a long breath of sweet relief, relaxing in her chair as Ling's hand nudged her leg.
"Yeah, she's gone now" Jackie remarked as Ling opened her eyes to the world again though still sleepy. "She just wouldn't shut up".
"I know, I was listening. You're a really good liar" Ling complimented, holding Jackie's hand happily. "Thanks for doing that for me, or for us".
"That's alright. Get back to sleep, I know you want to". Ling's eyes slowly shut as she was embraced in sleep. Jackie waited until Ling was fully asleep before creeping her hand forward and rubbing over Ling's massive bulging belly. Jackie felt warmth in herself as she enjoyed the warm feel of my body inside of Ling's, she'd never seen this from the outside before. Ling smiled happily at the feel of Jackie's curious hands.
"Oh my god, will you feel that heat? It's wonderful" exclaimed Ling as they walked out of the airport. Outside the Sun was still shining and the clouds hiding from sight. Both Jackie and Ling wore a brown backpack which contained everything they needed for the trip. "Wait...where's the other pack?"
"Oh blast! I'll be right back, I'll grab it" Jackie yelled jogging back into the building, leaving Ling outside with a hand around her belly and. Inside the conveyor belt was still circling around with bags and luggage belonging to others. Jackie waded her way through the crowd to get to my pack before it disappeared back behind the black flaps. "Thaaaank you".
"Jackie!?" Jason's voice had Jackie spin around quickly, almost dropping what she was holding. He was one of the people she'd waded through to get to our luggage and hadn't noticed in the slightest.
"Jason? What're you doing here?" she asked grabbing him in a quick hug. "What're you doing here?" she repeated. She'd planned on meeting up with Jason further in our travels.
"My baggage was delayed so I had to come back today and pick it up. Come on" he gestured wrapping an arm over her shoulder and leading them out of the crowd. She used the brief moment to pull her phone out of her back pocket and trying to remember Ling's number. "How was your flight in?"
"Oh, you know. It was alright, not a whole lot of fun though". Outside Ling's phone started buzzing, she flipped it open and saw Jackie's name on the screen. "How about you, what have you been up to so far?" Ling turned around and looked through the building windows, squinting to see which of the people was Jackie. She caught sight of her standing with someone else, holding each others hand while her other dialled numbers.
Ling couldn't allowed herself to be seen by Jason, especially while she was so big.
"Nothing really, just waiting for my stuff to arrive so I can get off of this island and to another one". Jason remarked releasing Jackie's hand and opting for another quick hug. Jackie struggled to look around to where Ling was waiting for her, she'd disappeared. "I'm glad you're here".
"I'm glad too".
I'd forgotten how intimate and wonderful it felt being with Ling like this. Every movement she made and every beat her heart produced I felt. Her silky inside walls would caress and clench down over me. The time passed quick enough, especially for such a long flight. During the flight Ling was still and quiet and upon landing everything would move and quiver, being held tighter and firmer. I wondered occasionally how much energy I was stealing from her and if she struggled to keep the mass of two people upright. It was almost disorientating that I couldn't tell which wall I'd entered from, at least until she was ready.
It was a struggle to wake myself from sleep after so long. Ling's body seemed to induce me into a coma which would probably only grow the longer I stayed inside. I immediately felt that my body had shifted and moved, my feet were beginning to be pulled through Ling's soft body. Pressure built up above me as Ling pushed me forward and out, my toes feeling the cold air beyond the warmth of her body. Sleepily I let my body relax and to savour the feel while it lasted. My member throbbed as my waist was pushed out with some effort on Ling's part as I wasn't exactly small.
Ling gasped silently with closed eyes and an open mouth, holding back her screams of pleasure. I took a deep breath as I was released onto the soft floor.
"Urgh" I sighed quickly as I turned around on the floor to my front, resting on my arms and knees as I looked back up at Ling. She had rest her head down on the floor and laughed exhaustedly, a hand rested upon her tight belly. I crawled up along Ling's side, brushing a hand through my wet hair. "Thanks for the lift". Ling cracked up in loud laughter before I leaned across and gave her a small kiss, my lips left a small wet mark on her cheek from the wet moisture all over my form.
"I missed you" she remarked slowly and giving me a soft and passionate kiss, with Ling apparently unhindered by her juices that coated me. "I'm still missing you, in here" as she spoke her finger tapped atop her abdomen.
"Oh... well shall I go back?" I asked beginning to move back down. Ling laughed and grabbed my arm to keep me at her side. "How was the flight?" I asked turning my head around to look around. We were in the apartment that Ling had booked us, I recognised the carpet colour and the view past the balcony.
"It was alright. We nearly got busted but Jackie saved the day".
"Really?"
"Nope. She was just really chatty with Jackie about being a pregnancy nurse and how she thought I must have gotten pregnant by an elephant or something".
"Ew!"
"Jealous?"
"EW!" Ling laughed as I wrapped an arm under her back and rolling her onto my front. "I wish you could experience it as well, being in there" I cooed moving a hand between us and rubbing over her belly.
"Yeah. But there's something special about me being me and you being you". Ling's wonderful eyes sparkled as she buried them in my own. Her smile beamed with joy that I was with her again. "I wouldn't have it any other way".
The amount of people on the wharf was so great there was barely any room to walk. The water was a dark blue and a number of colourful ships lit the horizon with the sky ahead continuing on forever. Ling and I walked along the wooden planks to the end of the platform, holding one another's hands till we reached the end. Jackie and Jason were standing there already, beside a man with a Hawaiian shirt and dark tan. Jason was almost as tall as myself, with matted hair and a rather long face from his chin to the highest point of his hair. His arms were slightly thin and the tropical Sun had already taken its tole as his face was burnt red under the eyes.
"Hey guys!" Jackie screamed, running over to us and giving us a hug each. "How was your flight?"
"It was alright. Yours?"
"Yeah, nothing worth complaining about of course. The in flight movie sucked" Jackie announced happily, turning back.
"This is Jason, he's a friend of mine". I walked up and shook his hand enthusiastically. Jackie smiled happily as Ling came up and whispered something into her ear.
"Hey. So you're the person Jackie wouldn't shut up about?" I asked.
"Uh, I guess so. She was talking about me?"
"Wouldn't shut up".
"So, let's get going then. This is our pilot" Jackie half yelled to stop me from talking. She showed us to the man they were standing beside, he was the pilot of the water plane that floated just beside us. On the way down Jackie cursed me and jabbed her fingers into my side.
The flight over to the island was long but not boring. Beneath us we passed over shallow reefs and small islands. Our pilot, who's name I couldn't pronounce, took us down low and swiped around all of the seagulls that took flight from their small sand islands. Ling leaned her head out of the door window and let out a long 'Whooo'.
We were all prepared for the long trip despite how little we'd packed for ourselves. We each had a backpack to ourselves that had two pairs of clothes that were supposed to last us the next three weeks. Ling was carrying all of my clothes and equipment while my pack was filled with all of the dehydrated food and military ration packs with a tent attached to the bottom with rope.
Ling had her hands out at her sides and ran along the ocean waves, yelling in joy that we were here. Jason and I were a fair way off shore, swimming the water plane out past the waves till the pilot could start the engine up and take off.
"Ok, we need to turn now" the pilot announced above us.
"You push and I'll pull?" Jason asked. I nodded and we started turning the plane till the engines rumbled to life and the plane disappeared into the distance. "So how long have you known Jackie?" he asked as we started back towards the sands.
"Well... I can't remember ever not knowing her if that's an answer?" Jason nodded and ducked his head down before racing me back to the beach. Jackie and Ling were dressed in breezy white and brown shorts with Ling wearing a tight shirt that showed off her belly button and a black hat with her black ponytail poking out of the back.
"Let's get going, we've got so far to go!" Jackie called pulling her pack on. "We're on the wrong side of the island and there's a long way to go".
"I thought this was a vacation" I yelled. I wiped my hand over my eyes and hair.
The path was only small but Ling and I found a way to hold Ling as we walked. Jackie and Jason were walking ahead of us and chatting constantly, but mostly about their university courses and other doctor jargon that I couldn't understand.
"Think they're getting alone?" Ling asked resting her head on my shoulder, the ground we walked on made a constant gravel noise.
"I hope so. I mean they're probably already talking about sharing a tent together. Then we can share one by ourselves without Jackie getting between us".
