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(MF, fan-fic, tv- parody) *** My best friend Brock and I had been fans of 'The Amazing Race' since the program had first started, back when we were in high school. While the show was airing, we'd often joked and fantasised about how we would work if we were ever a part of the contest ourselves. When we saw each other after each episode, we would joke about how we would do things differently. When another friend tipped us off that applications were being taken for the next season, we decided to have fun with our application. We sent in the required photograph and biographies, but didn't expect to hear from the company, considering how many contestant applications they must receive. We were shocked firstly when we were invited to initial interviews for the program, but when I answered the phone to Brock telling me we had been accepted on the show, I thought he must have been kidding around. Luckily for me, he wasn't, and since then we had seen eleven teams of two whittled down to five as we drew closer to the final leg of the race. Although I was competing seriously, I knew that even if we were to lose in the next leg, I would still have been proud of my achievements with Brock, and satisfied with the experience. After all, how many people could say that they had abseiled down the Eiffel Tower, or ridden along a zip-line from the Tuscan cliff-tops to the impossibly blue ocean below? Although the competition was usually at the forefront of my mind, I sometimes wondered how I would look on the television, once the tapes had been edited into neat, hour-long episodes. I thought I'd gotten along well with the other teams, and knew that I had even considered some of them friends. I wondered now if I would be edited to look like the bitches of past seasons, the teams who I had criticised. I found myself regretting idle remarks I made about others, for fear I may come off as more viciously competitive than I really was. In reality, teams were all, generally, quite friendly with one another when the cameras weren't rolling, which was rare. Just what went on during the Pit-stops isn't broadcast, because any developing plot-lines of fighting between teams tended to fall into insignificance while we weren't racing. On more than a couple of occasions, I'd shared laughs and drinks with contestants who, I would find out later, were portrayed as my enemies on screen. Now, as we drew near the finish line, there were only five teams left as we settled into our Pit-stop, a windmill outside Amsterdam, where the majority of the leg had been run during the day. I was exhausted, but proud of coming second in this leg. Donnie and Lewis, the cousins from New York, had come in last place, and been sent home by Phil, the programme's host, who, although he rarely socialised with us during the twelve hours of down-time that was our pit-stops, I had come to also consider a friend, even if he was our adjudicator. The windmill was different to other pit-stops, which had been motels and even fairly luxurious hotel rooms. There we'd enjoyed ourselves in the restaurants and bars with other teams before getting rest for the next leg. The windmill was cramped, with pairs of narrow single beds fitted where they could. I'm not sure if it was being confined to such close quarters, the fact that we were drawing nearer to the final round, or a combination of both, but teams were generally fairly restrained, and kept to themselves on this pit-stop. 'Julia?' It was still dark when the voice drew me from my sleep. When my team mate, Brock, eventually came into focus, I tried to make out details in the rest of the room. It looked like Steve and Andrew, the team who had come in a fair way before us, had already left, as their beds were empty and bags gone. 'It's time to get ready,' Brock whispered. When we crept downstairs to the communal, hostel-style bathroom facilities, Steve and Andrew were leaving, clean and ready for the next leg and to wait for the signal to open their clue outside and begin racing. Steve and Andrew, according to their biography and what I'd learned from our chats, were tradesmen from California. They'd been friends since high school, like Brock and I, and were around the same age, and a strong team. It was their physical strength that made them such difficult opponents to us, and I knew that other teams were underestimating their intelligence. Andrew smiled at me when they rushed out the front door. 'Good luck today,' he said. 'You too,' I smiled back, and Brock also wished them luck. While I was enjoying the warm water of the shower, I heard movement outside the stall. 'Brock?' I whispered over the divider into the shower stall next to my own. Brock said quietly that he had already heard the movement. 'Good morning!' he called out cheerfully. 'Good morning.' I recognised Stan's voice right away. 'Early birds getting the worm?' I wasn't sure if it was a joke or how to respond. Luckily, Brock responded and saved me trying to figure it out. 'We hope so!' I heard quiet discussions outside the door of my shower, but over the water, couldn't make them out. I figured it was Stan, the oldest entrant in this Race, talking with his team mate, his 21 year old grandson Will. After the first few legs of the race, a few people had doubted the team's ability, due to Stan's age, but I deduced it was the combination of Stan's worldliness and Will's intelligence and physical strength that had made them such a strong team. Besides, the teams who had thought Stan and Will would be easy to defeat had been left behind long ago. Even thought we'd allowed plenty of time to get ready, I felt rushed by the fact that the next team was so close to us. I hurried myself in the shower, and dried myself off and wrapped a towel around myself while still in the cubical. When I opened the door I first saw a man's back, wearing only a towel wrapped around his waist. It was Will, and he was standing at the basin, shaving. I caught his eye in the mirror momentarily. 'Oh,' I stammered. 'I'm sorry.' He turned around to look at me without the aid of the mirror, and with most of his face still covered in shaving cream, said 'That's ok! Don't worry about it.' Will was quite strong, with clearly defined, if not large, pectoral and arm muscles in clear sight to me now. Although all the teams had been living in fairly close quarters, I hadn't yet seen Will in this light, and oddly felt a little nervous for some reason. 'Did you see Steve and Andrew this morning?' I heard Brock's voice answer the question, and realised for the first time that he was also out of the shower and at one of the two other basins and mirrors, in the corner, brushing his teeth and similarly clad in just a towel. I figured Will's grandfather must have been in the shower I could hear running. Brock explained that the first team had left the bathroom just as we'd entered, while I grabbed the pile of clothes I'd selected for the start of today's leg from the shelf in the corner. 'No peeking, you two,' I said, ducking into a dark corner of the bathroom where I was sure they couldn't see me anyway. As I went around the corner to dress, I saw Brock and Will exchange a sly glance, and wondered what it meant. Once I'd brushed my teeth and made myself pretty for at least the start of the race leg, Brock and I waited for the clock to tick around to our starting time beside the clue box outside the windmill. As soon as time came, I tore open the yellow envelope, and smiled broadly at what I saw. We were headed for Switzerland! I told Brock excitedly, and we jogged to the small, nearby village and found the one open business – a gas station. The owner didn't seem too startled by the camera following us, and I guessed it was because Steve and Andrew had already passed by this way. It didn't take too much persuasion for the man behind the counter to call us a taxi, and soon we were on our way to the airport. The ticketing desks were just opening when we arrived, and I made a beeline for Steve and Andrew, who, with their own camera, stuck out in the bare terminal. Obviously, they wouldn't tell us how they were travelling, and we walked quickly past them to the first desk we saw. It turned out that we were on the same flight as them, shortly later, and, we found out when they boarded only moments before the doors were closed, so were Stan and Will. I tried to construct tactics in my mind, but the best I could do was to draw a ladder of where we sat in my mind. I knew the teams we were effectively even with. That left two more teams unaccounted for, but I knew that they would have left the hotel around an hour after Stan and Will and we had, in close succession. Those teams were Lily and Paul, a couple in their late 20s from Boston who had been, since the third leg, visibly dysfunctional. The slightest hick-up in their race would start the pair fighting, and I'd overhear their mandatory interview at the end of a leg, in which they had admitted that they were unsure about the status of their relationship, and were now in this solely for the $1,000,000 prize. Following closely behind them was Monica and Steph, cheerleaders who, although I felt myself laughing at internally, I had come to be good friends with. They could always be relied upon to make humorously inaccurate observations of the landmarks we passed, but they were good people, even though they'd come under criticism for using a U-Turn early in the game, which ultimately led to another team being eliminated. The flight was short, and after we touched down, we were last to get a taxi from the airport to the train station, but luckily caught up with the other two teams there. Once we got off the train, there were marked cars waiting at the station to take us to our first Roadblock clue, and the three teams drove more or less in convoy, arriving at about the same time. 'Who can take the cold?' the clue asked. Brock and I looked at each other, unsure what to make of such a hint. 'I'll do it,' Brock stated, and I'm sure he took it because he knew how I felt the cold. Even cold mornings during winter were too much for me. 'Good luck,' I told him, and he ran in the direction that Andrew had only moments earlier, and was followed shortly after by Will. When I heard what the Roadblock task had been, I was glad Brock had offered to complete it, simply because I would have been no match for Andrew and Will, who were much stronger than me. They had to paddle themselves along a rough stretch of rapids going through the alps in a rubber dinghy. Stan, Steve and I stood on the bridge, a short distance from where we'd picked up the clue, and waited to see who would finish first, or if other teams would arrive. I'll admit, the conversation here, while we were actually racing was awkward. Andrew was the first to splash underneath us on the rough water, and let out a 'Woooo!' as he passed by. Although it looked like fun, and I clapped for him, I felt tense, hoping Brock would be soon after. I clapped again when Will drifted by, calling something indecipherable up at us, but I also bit my lip. Brock had left after Andrew, but before Will, and I wondered how he had ended up behind. I hoped the rapids weren't proving too much of a challenge for him. Grinning, Andrew soon ran up the path from the landing pier, unzipping the wetsuit teams had been provided for the challenge and passing the latest clue to his team mate to rip open and read with dry hands. I tried to hear what they were saying, but made out nothing, and before I knew it Andrew had the wetsuit opened to his waist, and his tanned back was jogging away from me to his marked car, and, hopefully, a towel. Although I'd been cheering Brock on in an earlier task that he'd competed in the Caribbean, searching for a hidden clue in the warm water, I had been stealing glances at Andrew's muscled physique as he dove in and out of the water. Stan cheered as Will ran in his dripping wetsuit towards us. I half-heartedly clapped, and watched them run to their car and dry clothes and the rest of the race, and leaned on the side of the bridge, waiting for Brock to drift by. I tried to be friendly and bury my frustration as first Monica and Steph, and then Lily and Paul arrived and started the challenge. I was pleased though, when Brock passed by underneath the bridge a moment later, and smiled down to him as he looked up. If nothing else, he looked to be genuinely having fun with the rapids task. When he ran towards me in his dripping wetsuit, I snatched the yellow clue envelope away from him, and ushered him towards the car. We were headed for a small town nearby, and I located it quickly on the map. As Brock dried himself and changed in the back seat, I shoved the map back, pointing out where we were now, and where we needed to get to. After confirming he knew where we were going, Brock leaned forward to speak to me over the back seat, the camera man next to him zooming in. 'I'm sorry,' he said to me. 'They were too strong for me. That water was really rough. I tried…' 'You did really well,' I smiled at him in the rear-view mirror. 'I'm so proud of you.' Compared to the windmill that was our last Pit-stop, the hotel we were in for the Germany stop was luxurious. We were back to private rooms, to everyone's delight. After dinner, Brock went to bed early, and I found Stan and Will in the lounge attached to the bar, talking quietly while a news broadcast in German played softly on the TV behind them. We made idle conversation about our favourite sites so far, until Paul came noisily into the room. I hadn't seen Lily since dinner, and the cheerleaders had been sent home in tears after finishing in a close last place. 'Anyone up for a game of pool?' he asked. I thought he held his eyes on me longer than the two men I was with, but he seemed satisfied enough when Stan stood up, and said 'I can't say no to that!' The pair went into the other room, and I heard the clatter of billiard balls right away. 'So I've been wondering…' Will said once we were alone, a twinge of nervousness in his voice. 'You and Brock… are you, like… um…' He was stammering like a nervous school boy. 'We're just friends,' I helped him out. 'If that's what you were wondering.' 'Oh,' Will responded, nodding slightly. 'Cool.' There was a brief, slightly uncomfortable pause, which Will thankfully broke. 'Oh, wow. Where are my manners tonight? I haven't offered you a drink. Would you like something?' I laughed at him a little, and told him I would just have one, and he shortly returned from the bar with a beer for himself and cocktail for me. 'Is this how you get an edge on girls in the Race?' I smiled at him. 'Leave them feeling hung over in the morning?' He seemed to miss the joke at first, making a series of defensive mutterings, before noticing my smile. We only had a couple of drinks, over which we discussed life in what teams had come to call 'the real world,' that is, what we did at home from the race. Will told me about his studies at college, in IT, that he would be returning to after the Race, and I told him that I had recently graduated a marketing degree and was now looking for work. Although Will was shy on his own, he was quite charming and polite, kind of in an old fashioned way. He said that although he lived with his parents, he and his grandfather had always been close, and I wondered if Stan's old-world mentalities had rubbed off on him. I knew I needed rest to be on the ball in the morning, and thanked Will for the drinks. 'I'll pay you back when I win the million!' I joked. 'You wish!' he said, 'But you can come to the party I have in the house I'LL buy with MY million dollars! I should go to bed too, though,' he decided, and let his grandfather know what he was doing and said goodnight to Paul. Stan said that he would be up after the game, and Paul objected, asking for one more after. 'We'll see,' said Stan. 'I'm old, you know. I need my rest.' I felt a little tipsy from the two drinks I'd had, but certainly not drunk as we climbed the stairs to the rooms, and stumbled a little towards the top. Will caught me, and it wasn't until we got to his door, the first of the team rooms, that I realised he'd been holding my hand ever since. 'You must think I get drunk so easily,' I said, looking away and finally taking back my hand. 'No,' Will said, trying to catch my eye. 'That was just an accident on the stairs.' 'Well,' I said, feeling awkward myself now. 'Thank you for the drinks.' I kissed him on the cheek, and Will seemed taken aback for a moment, before he leaned in towards me, as though requesting another kiss. I faced him, and our lips met, and we kissed passionately outside his room's door. I went with the feeling, but, honestly, this was incredibly unexpected. I was sure I'd been obviously flirting with Andrew, and wondered if anything might happen between us, and hadn't even considered Will, though I thought he was cute. 'Sorry,' he said, after the kiss was mutually broken away from. I told him not to be, and, as though to prove my point, leaned in for another kiss. Without speaking, Will unlocked his room's door. 'Would you…' he started a question nervously, and I saved him from finding the right words by stepping into the room myself. He pushed the door closed behind himself. I sat on the bed beside the window, and looked over my shoulder, as Will walked towards me. 'This hotel has the most incredible view,' I said, looking out the window, legitimately impressed. 'I don't know,' Will said. 'I like the view from where I am.' I looked up, and laughed at his cheesy line when I realised he was looking directly at me. I patted the bed next to me, and Will obediently sat. He put an arm around me and we kissed again, for longer this time, and he manoeuvred me around into a lying position on the bed underneath him. I pushed his shirt off and ran my hands over the smooth stomach I'd admired in the bathroom in a different time zone the day prior. At the same time, his hands were probing under my tank-top, and I sat up to help him out and lift it off, pushing him back down onto his back as I did so, and kneeling above his lying form. Taking control, I unclipped his belt buckle and pulled down his jeans, letting my hand brush against the erection beneath his underwear as I did. When I tossed away the jeans, he reached up behind me and, after a few failed attempts, unclipped my bra. It fell loose and I tossed it aside. Will reached up with one big hand and spread it around my breast, just holding it for a while, before letting his fingers focus on a nipple. I breathed heavily as he ran his fingers around its edge, then traced one finger slowly down my body, until he found the edge of my jeans. He traced around to the zipper, and I undid it myself, and pushed the jeans off. I lay on top of him now, both of us only wearing our underpants, and felt his protrusion against me, straining to be released from his boxer shorts. I ran a hand over his firm chest, noticing for the first time a sparse patch of fine, dark hair that I hadn't noticed before. I ran my fingers through it, as he sneaked one of his own into the leg of my underpants, and crept around inside. With little room to explore, he finally tugged on the pants, and I lifted myself from him a little, allowing him to drag the underpants off me. Will kissed my mouth passionately as he let a finger snake through my fine hair into my waiting lips below. I must have already been quite wet just from making out here with him, but I felt incredibly excited as Will's finger circled my opening. The circling motion morphed into an in-and-out motion incorporating more fingers, and I couldn't help but find myself breathing too heavily to continue the kiss. I'd experienced orgasms before, but never simply from a guy's fingers. I'd brought myself on and experienced it during sex, but never just from the touch of another, so it was unexpected when I came then and there. I shuddered as Will withdrew his fingers, and he ran the fingers of his other hand through my hair as I rested my head on his broad chest, catching my breath. I could still feel his penis pressing firmly against me, wedged between our bodies as I lay on top of him, but he hadn't yet complained. I pressed a hand between our bodies, running over the ridges of his abs, and letting a finger run around his navel, then through the soft hair of his happy-trail. I followed it down until I reached the elastic of his waistband. I stopped briefly there, then flattened my palm and fingers to creep underneath, feeling the trail widen and thicken. Soon my fingers stopped at the base of his shaft, and I noticed Will was staring at my eyes. I looked into his as I used one finger to trace around him, cupping his balls in my hand. I massaged his scrotum lightly, then dragged a finger along the length of his shaft, causing him to breath in slowly, and hold it. He gasped a little as my finger passed onto the sensitive head at the end. I let the finger circle the tip and he closed his eyes. I took this as a cue to use my free hand to pull at the waistband of his underwear and, eyes still shut, he lifted his hips a little to make the task easy. Underneath, Will looked big to me, certainly bigger than any guy I'd been with before, and I took him in hand. I wrapped my fist around him, and worked it slowly up and down, studying his responses. His eyes finally opened, and looked straight at me. Neither of us spoke, but Will's breathing turned heavy as I tightened my grip on him slightly, and quickened my strokes. Finally he whispered something that might have been my name, and I shuffled down to kiss the tip of his cock, still pumping the shaft in my hand. When I felt the first drops of his release on my lips, I pushed my mouth around him, and he shot once, then twice, then three and four times into my mouth. I'd never enjoyed giving fellatio, but dutifully did to past lovers, and now found that I was relishing in watching the effect this had had on Will's body. I ran my eyes from my current vantage point up his body, watching him panting heavily. When Will's breaths started to slow down, I crawled back up the bed, and he put his arms around me, holding me close. He whispered my name, but otherwise said nothing, just moving his hands slowly up and down my back. At one point, I thought I heard the door open, and looked over. It could have been Stan's silhouette in the doorway. Perhaps he'd seen us and left hoping to return at a less awkward moment. More likely it was just a second of paranoia. There was, after all, a million dollars at stake. Meanwhile, while I was thinking of the Race, Will was running his hands more firmly along my back, making longer and longer stops to caress my ass. At the same time, I could feel him getting hard again beneath me. I sat up to get a better look, and, with his hands around my hips, I held and massaged Will's penis, felling it growing harder in my hand, perhaps harder than it had been before. Looking from where I was at this handsome, muscular guy, I also felt incredibly turned on. I leaned back down to kiss him, and while I was there, felt Will guiding himself gently into my pussy. Once he entered, he gently and smoothly completed the penetration, and I gasped when he was all the way in, further than any guy I'd been with. For a moment, I just enjoyed the feeling of closeness with Will that I had right then, but was also wary that he needed to enjoy himself too. I lifted myself slowly away from Will, until I thought he would fall out of me, then brought myself firmly down on him again. It didn't take long until we found a rhythm and our bodies were moving in a fluid motion with each other. I knew it wouldn't be long until Stan came through the door, wanting to go to sleep, but I wanted to savour the time I had with his grandson. Will pulled me firmly towards him, and I felt his warm release within me, at the same time as I felt myself tighten, and shudders of pleasure ran up and down my spine. We held each other close for only a moment before I sat up. 'I need to go and get some rest,' I said. Will simply nodded. At the end of the day, this was a competition. 'Good luck tomorrow,' I said as I kissed his forehead, and quickly dressed. He said the same thing as I left the room. Brody stirred when I crept quietly into our room, but didn't seem to wake. I tried to force myself to sleep, and was awake for longer than I would have liked to have been. Who knew what challenges would await us the next day? It turned out to be a flight to India, where we struggled to communicate with taxi drivers, and had trouble with a Road Block. In the end, we came last, but neither Brody or I shed tears when Phil said 'I'm sorry to tell you, you have both been eliminated from the Race.' I wasn't sure how hearing those words would feel, but was impressed that I could see the experience for the series of friends, unforgettable sights, and the incredible adventure it was. After we were flown home, we were invited to return to the Race, to the finish line in Seattle, where all the teams were. It was great to see them, and discuss the Race and how things were going in 'real life.' We didn't have long, however, before the crew told us that the first team was drawing near. I held my breath as the team with the best view started cheering, and literally jumped for joy when I saw first Will, then his grandfather Stan climbing the hill towards the finish line. Will jumped triumphantly onto the trademark Amazing Race doormat to see Phil, and hugged his grandfather. They knew. I thought that Will directed a smile at me, but couldn't imagine what must have been going through his mind as Phil summarised their Race, concluding with 'Stan and Will, you are team number one!' Will had promised a party at the mansion he would buy with his winnings, and it wasn't until months later that a voice on the end of my telephone that I didn't recognise at first said 'Julia? It's Will.' I thought he was announcing the party, which was exciting enough, but I am not ashamed to say that I giggled at what he finally said to me. 'Would you like to maybe go out for a coffee with a millionaire?' 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