Author's note: Welcome to chapter 5 of this Stardew Valley story! I hope you will enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it. I'd also recommend giving the first part of the prologue chapter a quick review for a refresher on Kaylia's sisters, but it's not strictly necessary.
By way of a content warning, this series features intersex characters, large to massive breasts, oral sex, incestuous relationships, rimming, oblique musical references, large cumshots, long stretches of non-sexual content, cum swapping and swallowing, and continuing development of strong affections. These warnings will be updated per chapter as necessary. If any of these are of little interest to you, the reader, I offer my apologies.
Disclaimer: All characters engaging in sexual activity or described in a sexual manner are at least 18 years of age.
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Chapter 5: Letters from Home
Spring 8, Year 1
The morning sun crept over the distant horizon as Kaylia began her day. She had somehow extricated herself from the nude forms of Haley and Maru without waking them, glad to not disturb their much needed rest. The incredible threesome of the previous night had been wonderfully exhausting, and she had fallen asleep with the newly recognized couple under a depthless starry sky. She was a little surprised one of them hadn't woken them up in the middle of the night for round two, but the girls were evidently sound sleepers. They'd have to be with Haley running that buzzsaw through her nose all night.
Kay took her time watering the crops that morning, joined on her rounds by the farm's designated calico cat, Luna. She gave the cat a chance to drink from the watering can as she swept the nozzle back and forth over the rapidly maturing potatoes, kale, and parsnips. The cauliflower and green beans looked to be taking their time, relatively anyway, and Kay expected to plant a lot more of the former once the harvest came in on Wednesday.
Most of it, anyway. Kay had sort of fibbed when she'd said it was Wednesday. Most of it was Wednesday, the bulk of the potatoes and kale certainly, but the parsnips would likely be ready tomorrow, and there were more parsnips and potatoes that would follow on Thursday, though far fewer in numbers than would have already been collected. She was glad Robin said the silo would be up by Tuesday, it would be needed.
In discussing the leyline flow restriction plan with Melvyn the wizard, he had lamented not being able to test the system before the big harvest. With the bulk of the parsnips due in the day before, however, Kay figured that would be sufficient to verify their preparations. She felt bad about having to dump it on him suddenly, but he seemed the able sort. It would likely be fine.
Kay had gone to the eastern pond to refill her watering can when she heard a jolly "Hello!" She turned to see Robin arriving from the mountain road, an extension ladder and a large toolbag in tow. She was wearing her usual yellow shirt, leather vest, and green work pants, today augmented by a large leather belt. Kay waved and walked over to meet her by the cabin.
"Good morning!" she greeted the carpenter.
"This is going to be fun!" Robin replied, adjusting the belt and arming herself with the tools of her trade. "I haven't gotten to work a construction gig in a while."
"You going to need any help?" Kay asked. She had some experience with earthworks and battlefield construction, and at the very least she knew how to swing a hammer.
"Nah, I got this." Robin pulled a checklist out. "So, I can see you've got plenty of stone, we're also going to need some clay and copper bars for the roof." Kay brought Robin over to the miscellaneous materials chest by the side of the cabin. Robin looked through and withdrew some of the copper bars and lumps of clay. "Right on! This will be enough to get started."
Kay noticed some movement by the greenhouse and observed Maru and Haley sitting up. They had the quilt covering themselves, and Kay figured they must have been woken up by the commotion.
"Hey, you're up!" Kay called to them, ignoring Maru's frantic handwaving, and Robin turned to see whom Kay was addressing.
"So
this
is where you ended up!" Robin said, cackling. "Good morning, Haley!"
"Good morning, Mrs. Wright." Haley didn't seem nearly as embarrassed as Maru, but that didn't seem possible at the moment. Maru went red as a beet and started scrambling for her clothes. Kay had helpfully collected, folded, and placed them by the love nest.
"So, how did they make out last night?" Robin asked Kay in a low voice, waggling her eyebrows at the obvious pun. "I hope they didn't keep you up too late."
"It was fine," Kay replied with a sly grin, "I wore them out before it became a problem."
"SHUT UP," Robin responded, slapping Kay's shoulder, "you didn't!"
Kay shrugged. "I came out to congratulate them and things... escalated."
"Fair enough," Robin said, sounding like she regretted asking. Kay decided to use this opportunity to gather some information.
"I'd be happy to tell you all about it, if you'd like, it might reassure you that Maru is in... very good hands." Kay kept her voice low and only mildly suggestive.
Robin immediately shook her head. "Uh-uh, no way. I'm so happy Maru and Haley are together, but I don't need to hear any of the gushy details." The look on Robin's face confirmed it. Kay felt a bit of relief at that.
"Gushy is right," Kay responded, getting another smack from Robin.
"You are TERRIBLE," she said, unable to hold back laughing. "Come on, show me where we're putting this sumbitch."
Kay led Robin to a spot near the mountain road. The eventual plan would have a pair of silos, one on either side of the road, to serve as a makeshift gateway. As they marked the site off with stakes and twine, Robin pointedly ignored the flurry of activity in the greenhouse. Maru was quickly throwing her clothes on, using part of a ruined wall for cover. Haley also dressed, though not as frantically.
"Do you know the wizard?" Kay asked, holding the twine as Robin tied it down.
"Never met him," Robin replied, "my husband refuses to have anything to do with him. 'Magic is just science we don't understand yet.'"
"Sounds like Dad, alright," Maru said, walking over with Haley.
"You headed back?" Robin asked, accepting a hug from her daughter.
"Yeah, don't want to be late to the lab. Thanks for letting us stay over, Kay!" Maru hugged Kay as well, giving her a quick peck on the cheek. "Seriously, thanks for everything, I can't wait to get together again," she whispered.
Haley also gave Kay a hug, though her kiss was much more involved. "Next time, I'm going to tongue your ass until you cum all over my tits," she promised. "Goodbye, Mrs. Wright!"
"Bye, girls!" Robin waved as they set off northward, then returned to the task at hand. "So, what about the wizard?"
"He might stop by later, just wanted to warn you ahead of time."
The two women completed the task quickly, and Kay helped bring over the needed stone to the work site. Robin marveled at Kay's strength, her toned muscles bulging as she carried the heavy materials over with ease. Her shirt rose as she lifted, revealing a well-defined abdominal area.
"Maybe I should take up farming, I'd love to have abs like those!" Robin smirked.
"It's a good workout, I'll give you that."
Robin chewed on her lip as she started prepping stones for placement. Caroline was right, it wasn't difficult to see how Kay worked so fast. She could see the attraction, Kay was very beautiful without seeming to work at it. Her bright silver hair shone in the light, hanging up and over a red headband. It was impossible not to notice her generous curves, which were perfectly matched to her amazonian stature. She also seemed to exude a quiet confidence about her, evident in the smoothness of her movements and the bearing with which she held herself.
Robin was shaken out of her consideration of Kay by a loud "Meow" at her feet. She looked down to see Kay's cat looking up at her, curiosity in its eyes.
"Hello there!" she said, "I'm just helping Kay with some construction."
