Category: Romance
Hook: Recent High School Graduates Plan Future Biology Study
Key Words: Outdoors, Swimming, Students, College, Coed, Naked, Virgin, Deflower, First time, Incest
Characters:
Jackson (Jack) Collins: Male lead
Shannon Crawford: Female lead, Tall (Rangy), slim, dirty blonde
George Collins: Jack's Uncle
Mrs. Genesee (Jenny) Crawford: Shannon's mother
Mrs. Martina Dailey: Shannon's aunt, Jenny Crawford's sister
Blake Dailey, Shannon's Uncle (instructor)
Bessie: The Crawford's maid (Mexican)
Disclaimer:
All sexually active characters are age 18 or older at beginning of story.
This adolescent fantasy is told from the hero's point of view (POV). If male POV is not your preference, your time may be better spent elsewhere.
A small creek wandered through my Uncle's river-bottom pasture to the far side of his farm lot. And being a young boy and having Unc's okay, I'd spent much of my childhood's free time annoying the frogs, bugs, fish, turtles, and other critters that lived in that creek.
Now, though, I was a week short of graduating from highschool and had two weeks, more or less free, before my summer job began. Once that day arrived, I better get serious about earning my fees and books if I wanted to attend the local junior college come fall. This left me one more Sunday afternoon of leisure, before focusing on the rest of my life.
Unc's place lay along the far side of the boundary road separating two adjacent school districts, just opposite my parent's farm. That, I assumed, was why I didn't recognize the young girl I found molesting the critters that day in the creek and small spring pond fifty yards upstream from Unc's farm lot.
She jumped when I made my presence known, and made a grab for a couple jars that appeared to have critters already inside.
"What are you doing here?" she said, obviously flustered.
"This is my uncle's place. I come here lots of times."
"Oh."
"I might ask what you're doing here. You have Uncle George's permission, I assume?" I thought her purpose might be swimming. You could do that quite well in a pair of really short, frayed, cut-off jeans like hers and a saggy T-shirt that tried to cover her above the waist but didn't leave much to my imagination.
"Getting some things for my advanced placement biology project. Daddy said Mr. Collins wouldn't mind."
"I don't suppose he would." Uncle George was always agreeable and helpful, the sort of guy who wouldn't mind at all.
"So, what's in the bottles?" I said.
"You won't make me turn them loose, will you?"
"No," I said. "Why would anyone want that?"
"Well, some people are kookie like that."
"Not me."
"Good." She still clutched two bottles to her chest such that her saggy shirt was even less successful at disguising the fact she was no longer a child. Protection for her critters? Or for her?
"So what's that?" I said, pointing, well aware that some sort of mayfly flickered in the bottle she held closest to her chest.
The name she gave me was unpronounceable, so I didn't try. I just nodded.
"And that?" It was some breed of frog too small to play with so I'd never paid them much attention. It, too, had a name that meant nothing to me.
"And that?" I said, pointing at the jar still on the ground.
"Baby turtle. I don't know the Latin name."
"Lucky to find one of those." I'd never seen one so young.
She looked me in the eye, now, half tentative, half curious, I guessed. "Where you live?" she said.
I pointed downstream. "About a mile."
"Oh, that's why I've never seen you before."
"Yep. Other school district, not like here."
"You're a senior?"
I nodded. "How about you?"
She nodded, too.
"You got a name?"
She looked funny for a moment, then said softly, "Shannon."
"Shannon how much?"
I got more of that funny look. "Crawford."
There we'd come to a name I recognized. Ninety-nine per-cent of our valley's residents would have recognized it. That family, the four brothers, three male cousins, and a dozen in-laws ran the most successful farms in the area and the family had done so since pioneer days. The highschool in her district was named Crawford School. I don't know if Shannon's grandparents paid for it, but they could have.
"So," she said. "You got a name, too?"
"Jack. Short for Jackson, thank God not John like the bar drink name."
"Then Collins, yes? I've heard of that name."
I nodded. She smiled. It was a nice smile that went well with her somewhat messy blonde hair, slightly rangy face, and lanky build.
"So," she said, "What your doing out here today?"
"Just killing time, taking it easy, getting psyched for summer work starting Monday after next."
"Graduating next week, right?"
I nodded again. It seemed real easy to be agreeable and in a nodding mode around Shannon— that was her name, right?
"Me, too, but only if I get my Biology project done on time."
"Want some help? I'm not much on bug names, but I'm a fair bug catcher."
"Sure, why not. Maybe you can catch one of those big bullfrogs that make so much noise. They're too fast for me, and my project needs one."
"Too fast for me, too." I grinned, because they were quick jumpers and good at hiding in the pond bottoms.
We didn't catch a bullfrog, but Shannon managed to slip off the log she was teetering on while she tried, fell into the pond, necessitating I rescue her. It was a set-up, and I'm sure both of us knew it. Finally we gave up, and since we were both in the water by now, just swam together.
By mid afternoon, her T-shirt and top had become non-factors, my shirt was off and unneeded. My leather belt stretched from the soaking it got in the creek, and after I hitched my heavy, wet jeans up for the fifth time, she snuck up behind me and pulled them down below my knees.
"There," she said with a modest giggle. "You want my pants off, too?"
Like I said, nodding was easy around Shannon. When hers came down, she had on a damned thong! Oh, she got a kick out of the look on my face!
"Catch me a bullfrog and I'll take it off, too," she said.
I shook my head because I knew there was no hope.
"Come on, Jack, give it a try, okay? I need a bullfrog."
So I did, and made a great fool of myself trying. But no bullfrog cooperated.
By four o'clock the late spring warmth on the pasture along the creek had faded, and Shannon shivered a few times, whether for real or put-on I don't know. Anyway, I was cooling off, too, in spite of Shannon teasing me.
"Come on, Jack," she said. "Help me carry this stuff out to my car, will you?"
Of course I would, including that used up T-shirt she had yet to put back on over her almost nothing, swim suit top. Once back there, she just couldn't get her shirt back on by herself and talked me into putting it on for her. She turned in my arms as I slid it over her shoulders, kissed me, and smiled.
"Good. Now, you got time to take me home?"
"You got your own car." What the hell did she need me for?
"You know, for a graduating senior you're not very sharp."
For a senior I was pretty naive, of that I was well aware.
"What you got in mind?" I said, hoping she'd make some sense of this for me.
"You drive me home in my car and we take these critters with us. You help me with my science project, then we drive back here so you can get your truck."
Sounded a bit convoluted to me. Why not just drive both our rigs to her parents' place, then I go home from there?
"Well?"
"Shannon, why don't ..."
"This will work better. Take my word for it."
So I did. There must be something about bugs and frogs and other critters in bottles I didn't understand. I was quickly learning not to argue with an attractive girl you'd just spent the afternoon swimming mostly naked with in Unc's spring pond.
We drove north from his place, in the direction I knew had lots of
prosperous
looking farms. You know, the ones that make the cover of
Very Successful Farming
magazine?
"Pull in here," she said, pointing up a paved driveway running between split-rail fences that curved between well manicured, park-like lawns on both sides. The house at the end was huge, and although styled after a hunting lodge, still possessed a welcoming hominess that eased my queasiness about this whole situation.
"Pull in there," she said, pointing to an vacant space before an open bay to the five car garage. Only a breeze-way separated the garage from the house, so I figured they must use the garage like part of the house. "We'll take care of my critters in there," She said, pointing at the garage.
I was just carrying her third box of
stuff
into the garage when I tumbled to the fact she'd flown the coop and left me out there alone. So I just stood around awkwardly waiting for instructions as to where to put box #3. When I heard hers, another feminine voice coming my way added a touch of mystery.
"Did you find what you needed, Honey," the second voice said.
"Oh, yes. All the critters I needed—except a bullfrog. But found something extra instead."
"What's that, Shannon?"
"Oh, you'll see in just a minute, Momma."
When I turned in the direction of the sound, I spotted a woman easily Shannon's mother.
"So, who's this?"
"Jackson Collins, George Collins' nephew. He lives over in the Highland School District. He helped me all afternoon catching my critters." Her tone sounded a bit self-satisfied, like I was sort of a trophy. I thought her words skated around our afternoon's realities pretty well.
"Jack? This is my mom, Genesee Crawford. Everyone calls her Jenny."
I came to and nodded. "My pleasure, Mrs. Crawford."
"Same for me, Mr. Collins. When you two get things taken care of here, come in for a sit. Bessie just made oatmeal cookies. They'll need tasting, I'm sure."
"Can't Mom. We gotta go back and get his truck—so he can get home, you know." The way she said that left a lot of leeway and made me wonder why I needed to hurry home.
***
"Get your truck and follow me," Shannon said once we got back to where I'd parked in Unc's farm lot. No explanation beyond
Just follow me.