Janet kept her mouth wrapped around him, moving slow at first, then faster. She sucked hard, cheeks hollow, tongue sliding along the underside. Gerald’s hand stayed in her hair. His hips jerked a little.“Fuck… Janet…”She pulled off just long enough to spit on him and take him back in deeper. The wet sound filled the quiet room. Heaters hummed. Outside the wind scraped against the bunker walls.Gerald’s breathing got rough. He tugged her up by the arms. Janet climbed onto the bed, already wet, already reaching for him. She spread her legs and pulled him between them.“Put it in,” she whispered.He lined himself up. The head pressed against her. She was slick and hot. He started to push in—Knock. Knock. Knock.Gerald froze.Janet’s eyes went wide.Another knock, harder.Gerald swallowed. “Who is it?”“It’s me.” Hannah’s voice. Flat. Close to the door.Gerald’s stomach dropped. He yanked the bedsheet around his waist and stood. Janet scrambled off the bed, snatched her clothes from

Jeff's face went pale.“Fuck!”The word escaped him as the four motorcycles completely surrounded the vehicle. The scavengers slowed down, positioning themselves on every side so there was nowhere for Jeff to escape.Tina's eyes widened with terror. Tears immediately began rolling down her cheeks.“Oh no,” she whispered, her voice trembling. “We're going to die. They're going to kill us.”“Calm down,” Henry muttered, although his own voice was shaking.“How can I calm down?” Tina cried. “Look at them!”The scavengers brought their motorcycles to a stop. One by one, they raised their firearms and pointed them directly at the vehicle.The leader stepped forward, his weapon resting casually in his hands.“Everybody out!” he shouted.Nobody moved. The leader's expression immediately hardened.“I said get out! Right now!”Jeff swallowed..The scavenger raised his gun higher. “Or we'll blow this vehicle apart and drag you out ourselves.”Everyone inside immediately began trembling.Jeff slow

The leader's body finally went still in the snow.For a moment, nobody moved. The entire area became strangely quiet, with only the cold wind blowing across the snow-covered ground and the engines of the three snow bikes rumbling softly.Tina slowly raised her head and stared at the three mysterious bikers. She had no idea who they were, but after watching them eliminate the scavengers with such ease, she immediately saw them as her saviors. . A smile slowly formed on her face. “Thank you so much,” Tina said, her voice filled with relief. “I am very grateful. Thank you for saving us.”Jeff immediately rushed forward.“We are very grateful,” he said. “Thank you so much. You saved our lives.”Henry nodded repeatedly, while Mr. and Mrs. Hills also approached them. “Yes, thank you,” Mr. Hills said. “We don't know how we could ever repay you.”Tina, meanwhile, deliberately made no effort to properly fix her torn clothing. She wanted the riders to see her vulnerability and hopefully become