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From - Tue Sep 24 13:43:02 1996
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From: hm300@hotmail.com (David Roch)
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Newsgroups: alt.sex.incest,alt.sex.stories.incest,alt.stories.incest
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Subject: - farmhelp.txt [01/03]
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Date: Sun, 22 Sep 96 05:59:38 GMT
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FARM HELP
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by
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R. Hawk
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A little over two and a half months ago my brother-in-law, Frank
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Crawford got himself killed in a tractor accident on his farm
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leaving my younger sister all by herself to raise there four
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kids, plus also leaving her with one on the way, which she only
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found out after he was already dead and burried a good month.
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Both Pamela, and I had grown up on a farm, and I knew exactly
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how hard of a life it was, and I really felt bad for her and
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for the situation she was put in. As soon as I was old enough
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to leave home I'd packed my bags and headed for the biggest city
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I could find, stating that I was tired of country life and that
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I'd never go back to it.
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About ten years after I left, our parents died in an automobile
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accident of all things. Anyway, I'm losing ground here, and I
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think I better stick to what I'm suppose to be talking about
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instead. As I was saying I said that I'd never go back to a
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farm, but when my sister called three months after her husbands
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death. The phone conversation went something like this.
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"How are you doing Charlie?" Only my sister ever called me
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Charlie, a childhood nick name, my full name is Charles Riley
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Larson. Most people around the office though called me Chuck.
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"I can't complain, how are you's doing?"
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"Well, we're surviving, it's still a little hard on all of us,
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Frank's death I mean."
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"I'm not surprised."
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"Listen, Charlie, I need to ask a bigfavour of you."
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"I knew this call couldn't be just to say hi, I told you at the
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funeral Pam, if you need anything just give me a call, and I
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meant it."
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"You're probably not going to like what I've got to ask."
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"Probably not, but ask anyway."
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"Well, I know you said that you'd never go back to a farm
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Charlie, and you're probably busy and all with work, but do you
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think it could at all be possible for you to come and help here,
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just for a little while anyway. I've been trying to manage the
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farm on my own here, and even with the kids help, I'm afraid I'm
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not fairing so well, especially between bouts of morning
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sickness, and quick changes in mood.
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"I know I'm asking a lot Charlie, but do you think it's at all
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possible that you could give us a hand, just for a little
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while."
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"Define a little while?"
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"Well...."
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"Come on Pam, how long?"
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"Maybe...six months, just until I've had this baby Charlie, once
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I've had her I should be able to get back to work normally, and
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take over running the place."
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"Six months."
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"I know it's a lot to ask Charlie."
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"A lot is putting it mildly don't you think. Why don't you just
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sell the place?"
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"I can't Charlie, this is the only place the kids have known,
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and I don't want to take that away from them, it's one of the
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few things that they've had that's secure, and stable."
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"Why don't you just hire someone to take over running the place
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for a little while?"
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"I would Charlie, but, well, the kids need a male influence
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around the house, and I don't think I could trust them to a
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stranger. Especially the girls. Charlie, I trust you more than
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I do anyone else in this world, I really need you Charlie,
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please."
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"Can you let me think about it for a little while?"
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"Sure Charlie, sure, just don't take too long, huh?"
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"Ok Pam, I won't I promise."
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"Charlie?"
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"Yes?"
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"...Are you still single? I mean is there a woman in your life
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right now big brother?"
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"No, not right now," I replied kind of curious about the
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question.
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"All right, don't take too long, ok?"
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"I said I wouldn't Pam."
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"All right then, I'll talk to you later."
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"You bet," I said softly before lowering the phone back down
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into it's cradle, then before it settled into the hook, I swear
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I heard Pam's voice say something else, but unfortunately it was
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half cut off and I couldn't quite make it out.
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The next day I phoned Pam back. I was sorry I had to do it, but
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I told her I just couldn't take any time off right now. She
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said she understood but..... "Charlie, could you at least take
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a couple of days off to come for Caroline's twelfth birthday.
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It's in a month, it's really an important one to her and as I
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told you before you're the only one that I trust."
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"I think I can make that," I said smiling, so little Caroline
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wasn't so little anymore, twelve, that must make the other two
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girls Shawna and Helen, 15 and 16. And that would make little
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Johnny, 6, no 7. Boy they were growing up quickly. "I'll be
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there for it Pam, guaranteed."
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"She'll be so happy, thank you Charlie."
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"I really am sorry about the other Pam."
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"Don't worry about it Charlie, it was selfish of me to think
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that you could just take time off when ever you wanted."
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"No, it wasn't. There's no need for you to apologize Pam, I
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just wish I could."
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"Don't worry about it Charlie, we'll survive," she said sounding
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disapointed, and a out of energy. Nothing like her usual spunky
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self.
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"All right, I'll talk to you later ok Pam?"
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"Sure, sure Charlie," she said softly before I heard the click
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of the disconnection. The next day however being Monday, I was
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back at work, and the gods were conspiring against me.
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"Damn it Larson, that's another account you've lost this week!"
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"It's not my fault Tom."
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"I know, I know, maybe what you need to do is take a vacation.
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Recharge the old batteries."
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"Tom, I can't I've got to much going on right now, my work load
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is so full right now."
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"So, it can be spread out. You haven't taken a vacation in six
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years Chuck."
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"I have so," I argued.
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"Those little weekends don't count. You need some real time to
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just relax, and get away from thinking about all of this.
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Besides can't you think of one place that you could be rather
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than here."
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"Well, my sister did want me to go visit her."
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"That's it, go see her then. She's got some kids too doesn't
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she?"
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"Yes, four, soon to be five."
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"She lives out on a farm too doesn't she?"
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"Yeah."
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"Then go visit her, get some fresh country air, and when you
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come back you'll be all ready to tackle anything that comes at
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you."
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"All right, I suppose I could. Would it be possible to arrange
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for six months?"
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"Six months? Well...I suppose you do deserve it, we work you
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like a dog don't we. I'll arrange the details then, and we'll
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see if we can't get you all of your back vacation time, and if
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that isn't enough we'll see if we can't give you an extended
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leave of absence. Just make sure you're ready to go back to
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work when you get back."
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"No problem. I should give her a call, incase she starts
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planning for something else."
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"Go on then, and give her the good news, I'll come back down a
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little later and we'll go for lunch and I'll tell you what I've
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got worked out."
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"Thanks Tom."
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"No problem, your worth the effort Chuck," Tom said with a smile
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before getting off the corner of my desk and heading out of my
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office. I turned and faced the phone and dialled Pam's number.
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"Hello?"
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"Shawna?"
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"No, I'm Caroline. Just a minute and I'll get her."
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"No, no Caroline, I don't want to talk to Shawna, can I talk to
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your mother?"
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"Can I tell her who's calling."
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"Tell her it's Uncle Charlie."
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"Uncle Charlie!" the young girl cried excitedly. "Oh, I can't
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wait till my birthday. I can't wait to see you!"
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"Well, things have changed a little bit since I last talked to
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your Mom honey."
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"You're not coming," she said sounding depressed.
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"No, I'm coming, can I talk to your moth...."
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"Hello Charlie?" I could tell it was Pam's unique voice,
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sounding a little grumpy.
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"Pam. Hi."
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"You've changed your mind and you're not coming? Caroline looks
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so sad."
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"No, I am coming Pam. It's just that my plans have changed a
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little bit."
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"Oh, how?"
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"Well, I changed my mind, I'll be there as soon as I can get
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everything arranged."
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"Your coming now?"
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"Well, in a few days."
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"How long are you going to stay?"
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"Well, I'm working on getting the whole six months."
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"Really?" she said suddenly as excited as Caroline sounded.
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"You're not pulling my leg are you?"
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"No, I'm really coming."
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"That's wonderful Charlie, I can't wait to see you again."
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"Me either Sis," I said smiling at the new happiness in her
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voice.
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"Then I guess I can cancel looking for a new man, right?"
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"You bet."
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"Great. The girls will be pleased as punch. They've missed
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there father something fierce, and I'm afraid I'm starting to
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feel the same. It'll be nice having you around Charlie. Maybe
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we can make up on lost time."
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"Lost time?"
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"Charlie, I've got to go, Johnny's just getting into the
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cupboard!"
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"All right, I'll see you later Pam."
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"Oh Charlie, I love you."
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"I love you too Sis," I replied softly before hanging up the
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phone. The rest of the day just seemed to breeze by. Tom had
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it worked out that I only had to put three more days in, so that
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I had a whole day to pack and so that I could be at Pam's by
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Saturday.
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The next few days went by just as fast, then on Saturday morning
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at four in the morning I found myself boarding a plane. Two
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hours later the plane touched down. I rented a car, not
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bothering to phone ahead, pretty sure that I could find the
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place all on my own.
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Two and a half lost hours later I finally pulled into the right
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drive way, the gravel drive way crunching as I slowly drove up
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to the main house. It was obvious that no one expected me, and
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for that I was grateful, I don't think I could have survived the
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great big welcoming, what I really needed was a good hot mug of
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coffee.
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Just as I was getting out of the car Helen came around the
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corner of the house. "Can I help..." she started just as I
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turned around "Uncle Charlie," she screamed and dropped the pail
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she was carrying its contents spilling out onto the ground while
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she ran towards me leaping up into my arms while her
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surprisingly large breasts pushed hard into my chest as she
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pressed her lips against mine and gave me a kiss. A
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surprisingly warm kiss, one that started my cock swelling.
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"Hello, Helen," I said softly setting her down so that I could
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get her sixteen year old body off of mine so she wouldn't notice
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the hard on I was starting to get.
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"Helen, what's going on out her..." Pam said coming out through
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the screen door. "Charlie!" Her actions followed pretty close
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to her daughters, only Pam's breasts only went to prove that
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Helen wasn't fully developed yet. The thing that was getting
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more and more difficult to hide was the fact that all this
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contact was producing a raging hard on. "Why didn't you call?"
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"I thought I'd surprise you."
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"Well you succeded, I must look a mess!" she exclaimed before
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she called into the house "Caroline, Shawna, Johnny come see
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who's here!"
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Shawna made it to the door first and attacked me the same way
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that her sister had, jumping up so that I had to grab her
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quickly, my improvisation ended up that I was holding her up by
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her firm buttocks. Her kiss lasted as long, but in addition, I
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was shocked as hell when I felt her tongue slide over my lips.
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So much so that I almost dropped her on the spot, but the way
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that she was hanging on me prevented any way that she would have
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dropped away from me.
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For a second just before she got down she seemed to grind her
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crotch into mine, making my cock twitch all the more. I'd never
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had such a hard-on in years. When she finally stepped away,
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smiling at me, I glanced at Pam, who seemed intent on watching
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the backdoor for her other two kids.
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"Caroline, Johnny, where are you two!"
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"I think I saw them upstairs Mom," Shawna said softly.
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"Well, would you mind going and telling them we have a visitor?"
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"Sure Mom," she said quickly before running towards the house
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giving me a clear view of the firm muscles that I had been
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holding her by. Which were tight inside of her jeans. I
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couldn't believe I was looking at my sister's daughter's ass!
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"You must have really been up with the birds this morning to get
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here at this time in the morning. Did you have breakfast?"
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"Well, I had something on the plane, I don't know if it was
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breakfast, it didn't move so I didn't question it. But I could
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use a cup of coffee, if it's not too much trouble."
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"It's no trouble at all, in fact I just made a fresh pot just a
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few minutes ago. Helen, where's the milk I asked you to get,"
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Pam said looking at her.
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"I-uh...uh-I-I dropped it. I'm sorry Mom, it's just that when I
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saw Uncle Charlie, I just kind of forgot all about everything
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else."
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"Well, go see if you can get another pail then."
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"Yes Mom," Helen groaned before going back to where she dropped
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the pail and picking it up. Then taking anothe quick look back
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at me, she let out a grin and then disappeared again around the
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side of the house.
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"Come on Charlie," Pam said taking my hand and tugging on it.
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"But my bags."
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"You can get them later, there not going anywhere."
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"I should lock the car first."
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"Charlie, you're back in the country again, you don't need to.
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There's no one around that's going to steal."
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"You're right."
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"Come on and we'll get you a cup of coffee," she said smiling
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leading me into the kitchen and guiding me right into one of the
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kitchen chairs. At first it didn't register, but when it did I
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noticed that she'd sat me in Frank's old chair, at the head of
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the table. "Here you go."
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"Thanks," I said taking the cup from her. "So how are you
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doing?"
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"Better, now that you're here," she said smiling softly. "I
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still can't get over the fact that you're actually here."
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"Well, believe it," I said after taking a good sip from the cup
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of coffee, trying to keep the sour look from my face I set the
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cup on the table.
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"I guess I should have warned you," she said with a little
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laugh. "It's decafe."
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"Why?"
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"This little one," she said rubbing her stomach. "I know, I
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miss that warm cup of real coffee in the morning too. It's what
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I always needed to really get started. I suppose I could try
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and find some of the old beans and make you up a cup of the good
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stuff."
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"No, don't go to the trouble Pam."
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"Well, we can get some regular next time we go into town," Pam
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said just as something rambled into the kitchen and grabbing at
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my pants.
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"Hey there sport," I said picking up Johnny. "Boy, you get
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bigger and bigger every time I see you."
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"Hello, Uncle Charlie!"
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"Have you been being a good boy for your mother?"
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"Yep! I even cleaned my room, all by myself!"
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"I'll just bet you did," I said grinning at Pam, knowing by her
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sad little grin that Johnny had probably spread more stuff
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around than he put away.
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"Is Uncle Charlie really here," Caroline asked at the entrance
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to the kitchen, then spotting me quickly came around. When she
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found Johnny in my lap she pursed her lips as if she was
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disapointed then wrapped her arms around my neck and gave me a
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squeeze before pressing her lips to mine in a warm kiss. When
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she let up, I glanced towards Pam warily and found her smiling
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at me.
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"Caroline, give him a chance to relax, he just got here. Are
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you sure you wouldn't like something to eat Charlie?"
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"Well, if it wouldn't be much trouble maybe some toast, and some
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of that wonderful stuff you call jelly."
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"You got it," she said smiling. "Caroline, why don't you and
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Johnny go outside and maybe you can give him a swing on the tire
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swing.
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"Awww Mom, I want to stay and visit with Uncle Charlie!"
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"You've got six months, you can give the man a few minutes to
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relax, or you might scare him away." Her mother's joke
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seriously had her seeming a little bit frightened. She looked
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at me like she was afraid that I was just going to disappear in
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a puff of smoke.
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"I'm not going anywhere honey, I promise, we'll visit later," I
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told her and as if she wasn't sure I was telling the truth she
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slowly took Johnny from me and proceeded outside.
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"Don't the kids get breakfast?"
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"We all ate an hour ago. You're the one that's late for
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breakfast."
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"Well, I got lost, so sue me. Besides, at this time I'm barely
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out the door for work. Hell a half hour ago, I would have been
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normally just rolling out of bed."
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"Then I'm afraid you're going to have to adjust to getting up a
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|
lot earlier then. We're up with the sun here."
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"I noticed."
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"Mom, here's the milk, it's only a half pail though. I'm
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sorry."
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"It's all right honey, don't worry about it. You were excited,
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you had a right to be. Will you go feed the pigs now."
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"All right," she groaned heading back out towards the door.
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"Oh, and Mom, the Marlands are coming up the drive."
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"Oh lord, what do they want at this time of day. They're our
|
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|
neighbours," Pam explained. "They've been trying to push there
|
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way in here ever since Frank died. They even offered to buy the
|
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|
place."
|
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"Well there's nothing wrong with being generous."
|
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|
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"Hardly, Travis Marland offered me half of what the farm was
|
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|
worth, hoping that he could take advaantage so that before I
|
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|
came to my senses he would have the farm. But I told him I
|
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|
didn't want to sell anyway."
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"That doesn't seem very fair play."
|
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|
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"Well, the Marlands hardly ever play fair."
|
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"Knock, knock," a womans voice said with the raps on the wood
|
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|
outside of the screen door. "Anyone home?"
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"In the kitchen Mavis," Pam said quickly, while making a face at
|
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me, one that told me that she didn't like this Mavis very well
|
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|
either.
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|
||
|
"Hello, hello," Mavis said breezing into the kitchen. But it
|
||
|
would have taken more like a good hurricane to move her, the
|
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|
woman had to weigh in the least four hundred pounds. "Oh you
|
||
|
have company! How nice." The woman paused for a second like
|
||
|
she was waiting for something to happen. "Pamela, are you going
|
||
|
to introduce us."
|
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|
||
|
"I'm Charles Larson, Pamela's brother."
|
||
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|
||
|
"What Charles means to say, is that he's like a brother to me,"
|
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|
she said quickly, while I glanced at her. "Charles and I grew
|
||
|
up together, we're from the same town. We practically lived in
|
||
|
the same house. He's just a very-very close friend of the
|
||
|
family." I didn't know what Pam's angle was but I wasn't sur e
|
||
|
I cared for it. "He's come to stay and help out around the farm
|
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|
until the baby is born."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Are you going to stick around afterwards Mr. Larson?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"He's not sure yet," Pam said quickly before I could say
|
||
|
anything.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Well, if you want a night out with a pretty girl some time,
|
||
|
just...."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Actually, Mavis, Charles and I...I mean, well you know, we're
|
||
|
close friends, from way back."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Oh," Mavis said softly as if she stumbled upon the answer to
|
||
|
some great mystery. "Oh, of course dear, close friends," she
|
||
|
added with a wink.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Did you want something Mavis?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Oh, well, now that Mr. Larson is here, it's seemed to have
|
||
|
slipped my mind what I was coming about. I better get going so
|
||
|
Travis doesn't worry too much. I'll stop by again some time
|
||
|
soon."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Would you mind telling me what that was about?" I demanded
|
||
|
after Mavis had left the building.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Shhhh!" Pam said peeking out the window. "That woman has the
|
||
|
ears of a hawk! Wait till she's gone." I waited and watched
|
||
|
Pam standing at the kitchen sink stretching a little to look out
|
||
|
the window, and the way that her breasts were pushing out
|
||
|
against her blouse it was reminding me when she met me first
|
||
|
thing that morning.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Now would you mind tell me why you did that?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"What?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Well the way you made it sound was that we were lovers of some
|
||
|
sort."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Did it really sound that way?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Yes. Now would you...."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Good. Let's keep it that way huh. That family has to be the
|
||
|
worst thing about living around here. After Travis couldn't buy
|
||
|
the land out from under me, now that I'm a widow, Mavis has been
|
||
|
trying to set me up on blind dates with her brother, or cousin's
|
||
|
or nephews, I swear there family tree must go off into heaven
|
||
|
there's so many of them. Besides, the better they believe that
|
||
|
we are lovers, the less chance you have of being fixed up with
|
||
|
one of her "pretty girls." And you couldn't imagine most of her
|
||
|
pretty girls in your worst nightmares."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"But won't she get suspicious when she realizes your maiden name
|
||
|
and my name ar e the same?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"She doesn't know my maiden name, no one does, and as far as
|
||
|
they ar all concerned I am and always have been Mrs. Crawford."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Is she gone," Shawna said peeking into the kitchen.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Yes."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Which sicko did she want to set you up with this time?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"She didn't say, not after we let her believe that Charlie and I
|
||
|
were old lovers, with the strong possiblility of starting up
|
||
|
again."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Great, maybe she'll stay away."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I doubt it," Pam groaned. "But you've got to try and pretend
|
||
|
that Charlie and I are starting some sort of love affair, ok?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"That shouldn't be too hard," Shawna said with a wink at us.
|
||
|
"I'm going to go out and feed the chickens."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"All right, this time don't forget to pick up the eggs too while
|
||
|
you're there, after Charlie's finished eating here I'm going to
|
||
|
show him to his room and help him get settled in. You kids work
|
||
|
on getting all your chores done, and maybe the six of us can go
|
||
|
on a picnic this afternoon. That is if Charlie's up to it?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I'll be ready," I said grinning at her. "Nothing can keep me
|
||
|
away from a good picnic."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"All right good, then eat up and let's get on with the rest of
|
||
|
the day," Pam added pushing a plate of toast and jam infront of
|
||
|
me. "While you do that I'm going to go freshen up a little,
|
||
|
it's not often we have men around here for the day," she said
|
||
|
giving me a big flirtatous wink. One that was so overdone it
|
||
|
was funny. Then in the same over done style she sashaed her
|
||
|
hips while she left the room.
|
||
|
|
||
|
I gobbled down the toast as quickly as I could and even forced
|
||
|
myself to swallow the "coffee" down. Just as I was putting the
|
||
|
dishes into the sink Pam reappeared at the entrance to the room,
|
||
|
wearing a pretty sun dress and smelling of perfume, and even had
|
||
|
a small amount of makeup on her face.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"So how do I look?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Gorgeous," I said softly as she took a quick spin.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"It's been awhile since anyone ever told me that, I certainly
|
||
|
don't feel all like it considering the baby and all."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I think it gives you just an extra sort of glow, it looks good
|
||
|
on you."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"You think so."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Yes."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"What do you want first to see your room or get your bags?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I'll grab my bags, and you can lead me there, then I'll get the
|
||
|
rest out afterwards."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"All right," she said leaving the kitchen again and going
|
||
|
outside waiting for me beside the car. I wasn't too far behind
|
||
|
her and pulled out a couple of the bigger suitcases. She picked
|
||
|
up one of the smaller ones despite my protests and led me back
|
||
|
into the house. I was doing something I knew I shouldn't have
|
||
|
been too. I was watching her figure swaying under the sundress
|
||
|
she was wearing, and I was having lots of un-brotherly thoughts.
|
||
|
|
||
|
It was hard to believe that the sexy woman infront of me was the
|
||
|
same one that teased me, and I teased her in return. It was
|
||
|
hard to fathom.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"This is your room," she said pushing open the door.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I can't take this room, this is yours," I said looking into the
|
||
|
masterbedroom.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Sure you can, you're the man of the house now Charlie, at least
|
||
|
for as long as your here, and that's the bed you get to sleep
|
||
|
in."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"But Pam, I can't take you're bed."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"It's all right Charlie, I want you to have it. I expect that
|
||
|
I'll be back in it before I even knew I was out of it," she said
|
||
|
softly. "Go on in Charlie," she said motioning me forward with
|
||
|
the bag of luggage she was carrying.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Are you really sure about this Pam?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I'm positive Charlie, now hurry up and get in there so I can
|
||
|
set this suitcase down, it's starting to get heavy."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Here let me have it," I said setting down one of the ones I was
|
||
|
carrying and reaching for hers, brushing my hand over hers to
|
||
|
get at the handle. It was weird how touching her hand seemed to
|
||
|
have dropped a cone of silence around the whole room. I
|
||
|
couldn't believe how stupid I felt just standing there staring
|
||
|
into her blue eyes.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"We-we don't need you straining yourself or something," I
|
||
|
muttered taking the suitcase away from her a few seconds later.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I'm not a weakling yet Charles," she said sternly, "you can use
|
||
|
these two closets here and that dresser over there. There both
|
||
|
empty."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Thanks, but are you sure you really want to do this, I
|
||
|
mean...."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Charlie, your the man of the house and it's your room."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Well, if you're sure Pam."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I am Charlie. Now I don't think you should take too long to
|
||
|
get the rest of your stuff inside and put away. I don't think
|
||
|
the kids will give you much grace time when they all know about
|
||
|
the picnic this afternoon. This afternoon probably meaning to
|
||
|
them that as soon as your done. While you're doing that I'll go
|
||
|
make up the picnic basket. Just shout if you need anything
|
||
|
else."
|
||
|
|
||
|
The picnic was pretty good, and it kind of felt surprisingly
|
||
|
good to me to have what would look to anyone else, just a family
|
||
|
having a family outing, father, mother and kids. I think I
|
||
|
always considered kids to be a major disadvantage of any serious
|
||
|
relationship, because sooner or later, the kids issue would come
|
||
|
up. And I never really liked kids all that much, but being
|
||
|
around Pam's kids, I wasn't so sure about all my firm beliefs, I
|
||
|
mean the kids were great, and it was nice having them around.
|
||
|
|
||
|
I never would have pictured myself the family man, but for all
|
||
|
intense purposes, we did seem like a family, and I really didn't
|
||
|
mind it at all. I mean, despite the fact that Pam was my sister
|
||
|
and pregnant, she was still drop dead gorgeous, and her kids
|
||
|
liked me, and I loved them. If I had of been someone that
|
||
|
didn't know any of us and I had wandered upon the seen that we
|
||
|
must have made, I would have probably thought, there's a family.
|
||
|
|
||
|
The picnic turned from just being an afternoon event into a full
|
||
|
day event, and when we got back to the house, everyone was
|
||
|
exhausted. Especially Johnny, who I had to carry most of the
|
||
|
way back. "You put him to bed, and I'll put on a cup of coffee
|
||
|
for us. And I'll meet you outside on the porch," Pam said when
|
||
|
we got inside of the house while Helen and Shawna went on up to
|
||
|
there own room on their own accord.
|
||
|
|
||
|
I put Johnny to bed, and then quickly retreated back down the
|
||
|
stairs and slipped outside into the darkness of the night.
|
||
|
Sitting on the porch swing it was amazing how any farm anywhere
|
||
|
looked the same as any other. I could swear I almost could hear
|
||
|
my own mother working in the house at something or other, like
|
||
|
most of the time she had been when I was a kid.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"It's a beautiful night," I commented when Pam came out of the
|
||
|
house holding two steaming mugs.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Yes it is, here," she said softly handing me one of the mugs
|
||
|
before sitting down beside me. "So how was your first day?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I wouldn't exactly call it the first day, I haven't done
|
||
|
anything yet."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I know, I think we all kind of slacked off today, but you know
|
||
|
what that means."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Slack off one day...."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Do three times the work the next," we both said together
|
||
|
repeating one of our Dads most famous sayings.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"He was right you know," I said softly taking a sip of coffee.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"About what?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"You can put the country in, but once it's in, it doesn't come
|
||
|
out again. I didn't realize it till today, but he was right."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"He was right about a lot of things, but I think we were just to
|
||
|
sure of ourselves to believe a word anyone over twenty said."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I guess, but you know if we had of paid a little more attention
|
||
|
to him, maybe...."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"No, he tried to help Charlie, but he also knew that we had to
|
||
|
make our own mistakes if we were expected to survive."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Well, I sure have made some doozies."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"You're not the only one Charlie, I've had my share too. But I
|
||
|
don't have any regrets about what I've done, and I don't think I
|
||
|
would change anything."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Nothing?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"No, despite loosing Frank, I've still had a pretty good life.
|
||
|
I've got all that I need, I've got a roof over my head, kids
|
||
|
that I adore, and a big brother that I love a lot," she said her
|
||
|
voice becoming softer as she finished her sentence off while
|
||
|
sort of leaning into me. "I'm really glad you're here Charlie,
|
||
|
we've all missed having a man around."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I'm glad I'm here too," I said softly rubbing my chin over the
|
||
|
top of her head. "Do you think you could tell me a little more
|
||
|
about the Marlands?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Why do you want to know about them for?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I don't know, it sounds like that there the ones that I should
|
||
|
watch out for."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"When there around keep both eyes open. And if you're sleeping
|
||
|
near one of them, I suggest you sleep with one eye open."
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Why the hostility?"
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Frank and I bought this property from Travis Uncle, he was
|
||
|
nothing like the rest of the family, and he sold specifically to
|
||
|
us just to spite the rest of his family. Old Bob Marland was
|
||
|
nothing like the rest of his family, he was one of the really
|
||
|
good ones.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Anyway, as I was saying Bob, sold the property to us, just so
|
||
|
that he could keep it out of the rest of his family's hands,
|
||
|
because he saw that they were getting too big for their own
|
||
|
britches. And I tend to agree with that oppinion, they seem to
|
||
|
believe that they own the county, and that everyone should fall
|
||
|
in line and do what ever they say. Well, since Bob sold us the
|
||
|
land the rest of them have been harping on us ever since.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"About two days after we bought the land, Travis came to the
|
||
|
city where we were staying and he offered us far more than the
|
||
|
land was worth. There were two reasons we didn't accept, one
|
||
|
Frank and I were just looking for some place to settle down and
|
||
|
raise some kids, and secondly by all of what Bob had told us,
|
||
|
selling to Travis just seemed like turning the few decent honest
|
||
|
people in the county over to the Marlands, because we're the
|
||
|
only property adjacent to his that he doesn't own. So we told
|
||
|
him we were flattered for the offer but we weren't selling.
|
||
|
|
||
|
"I think that just sort of ticked him off all the more. And
|
||
|
almost every year at some point he's offered to take the land
|
||
|
off our hands. Then when Frank died, they gave me two days to
|
||
|
grieve before Travis offered to take the place off of my hands.
|
||
|
I was shocked at how cold bloodied he could be, Frank's body was
|
||
|
barely even cold....
|
||
|
|
||
|
"Well, I told him to take off, but not so nicely. But I made it
|
||
|
clear to him that I was in no way interested in selling to him
|
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at all. Last month Mavis tried to fix me up with there cousin
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or something or other. I think what they were expecting was for
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him to marry me so they could get at the land or something."
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"Would they actually sink that far? I mean that's a pretty low
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thing to do, marrying for the land."
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"I wouldn't put it past them, besides it seemed that Martin had
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some sort of crush on me or something. But I think the main
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reason behind him wanting to go out with me was because of his
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family behind it. I managed to slip out of it at the last
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minute, but I didn't like the idea of being a trophy, and being
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married simply to get at my land."
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"Well, I don't blame you Pam. That's a pretty crummy thing to
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do if you ask me, I don't think any land would be worth that
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much."
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"What, are you saing, as a man, that you wouldn't want to be
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married to me?"
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"That's not what I said, any man would be out of his mind if he
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said no to having you for the rest of his life. I just meant
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that it was pretty crummy of them to try and get at your land
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through you."
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:"Well, as long as you meant it that way," she said giving me a
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small grin while nudging me.
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"Tomorrow I'll get Helen to show you around so that you can find
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everything, then Monday you can get a real day's worth of work
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done. I really hate to put you to work without letting you
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enjoy any of your time off."
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"I'm enjoying myself right now," I replied smiling. "Honest, I
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don't mind, the change of pace will be good for me. It's been
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awhile since I've had to deal with chores."
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"Don't worry I promise it'll be just like riding a bike.
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They're something you can never forget how to do," she replied
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with a laugh.
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The next day Helen and I spent the morning on horse back, while
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she took me around the entire borders of the farms twenty acres.
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I didn't mind being back on a horse, in fact it was sort of
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comforting, but it was far from comfortable. The day had turned
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out to be a hot one, and as a result Helen took that into
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account when she dressed. She was in a very tight tank top and
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extremely short shorts that crept up into the crevace of her ass
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when ever she bounced a little atop of the horse.
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And since she went infront of me all the way, I was stuck riding
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on top of a horse with nothing between my body and the saddle
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more than a pair of jeans and a raging hard-on. "We can stop
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and have lunch by the stream up ahead," Helen said as we
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approached the planned lunch stop. Before we'd left Pam had
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given us some sandwhiches and a thermos of coffee.
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We sat and talked quietly about what I thought about what I'd
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seen so far, and Helen talked about her favourite places around
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the farm, while we ate. And I swear I tried as hard as I could
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but I couldn't help my eyes from drifting to Helen's bare flesh,
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especially the swelling mounds of her breasts.
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We talked some more after lunch was all packed away just
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relaxing and keeping things easy going between the two of us. I
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was kind of surprised at how mature Helen seemed, I could never
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remember myself being interested in the world the way Helen was.
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But she loved to talk about what she thought were the great
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crimes of the government, and what she thought of the poor and
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homeless.
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She was an amazingly bright girl, I had to admit she was some
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young woman. She'd make some man really happy. "It's getting
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hotter!" she said trying to fan herself with her hand. "What do
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you say we go for a swim Uncle Charlie."
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"I never brought a swim suit," I replied solemnly.
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"So, there's no one around," she said standing up, slipped off
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her shoes and then shocked me by stripping off her tank top and
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revealing her young gorgeous tits to me. "We can go skinny
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dipping." I watched frozen as she unbuttoned her jean shorts
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and pushed them down, leaving her in all the glory of the day
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she was born. Including the lack of pubic hair around her
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crotch. "Is this your first time Uncle Charlie?" she asked
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looking at me as if I was from another planet.
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"Of course not," I said standing up and following her lead
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stripping off my top. "I've done it lots of times."
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"Good," she replied smiling before turning and heading for the
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water, leaving me a wonderful view of her backside in all it's
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splendor. She was a gorgeous young woman, and I couldn't help
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thinking about what it would be like to have her legs wrapped
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around me as we.... Then I came to my senses thinking that this
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was my sisters daughter!
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I just had one problem, I realized as I headed for the waters
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edge still wearing my pants, how to take them off and still hide
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my aroused cock. "Well are you coming," she asked treading
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water, not taking her eyes off of me.
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"Yes," I replied quickly turning so my back was to her and
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stripping out of my pants.
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"Are you shy Uncle Charlie," Helen asked, with I swear, a sort
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of smile in her voice.
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"Of course not," I said turning and doing a sorry excuse of a
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belly flop into the water as quickly as I could. When I
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surfaced Helen was laughing, in response I splashed her. She
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splashed back, and then the next half hour was spent horsing
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around in the stream.
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"We better get going, or your mother will wonder where we got
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to."
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"No she won't, besides we've still got a long way to go."
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"Well, despite how fun this has been we better get a move on.
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Remember a journey of a thousand steps starts with one."
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"I know, I know, and we've still got another seven hundred to
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go, but can't we stick around for another half an hour and just
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sun bath. You could certainly use the sun, you and your lilly
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white ass."
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"Hey!" I said looking back over my shoulder as I started heading
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out of the stream.
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"What, you're almost as white as a ghost!"
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"But we don't have any sunscreen."
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"I do, it's in my saddle bag," she said getting out of the
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stream, "I'll get it for you."
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"Thanks," I said quickly laying myself on my stomach over the
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blanket that we had spread out to use for lunch. I watched
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|
Helen as she looked through her saddle bag with little care of
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|
her undresss. Well, the last thing she could be falted for was
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|
being shy. I was starting to get the feeling that I might have
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|
signed on for six months of having a solid erection.
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|
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|
"Here, you spread it on me first," she said throwing the bottle
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|
down close to my face before she spread out beside me. "Then
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|
I'll rub it in for you."
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|
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|
"But...."
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|
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|
"Well you can't expect me to rub it properly into my ass can
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|
you, how can I do that? And I doubt you could do any better,"
|
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|
she said very sounding very mature, and I had to admit very
|
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|
logical too.
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|
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|
"All right," I replied softly picking up the bottle and moving
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|
over to where Helen was laying. I squirted some of the
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|
sunscreen onto my hands and started rubbing at her neck while
|
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|
she held her hair off to the side. Then I moved down her back,
|
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|
and over her sides grazing the sides of her breasts. Then I
|
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|
moved on down to her ass, it was a beautiful ass, soft and firm
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