Step Sisters
Double the trouble and double the fun
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Many thanks go to RF-Fast, Just918, and the Mystery Editor for their editing and suggestions that enhanced the story. Any bad grammar left is wholly on me and my artistic style.
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are with you all the way.
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This a romance, no matter what category Lit puts it in, and more of a May August vs a May December. There is no blood relationship between ANY charter involving sex, so it can in no way be construed as an Incest/Taboo story. I don't, and won't ever, do one of those.
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Step Sisters
Burning the candle at both ends.
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'You make your fortune one dollar at a time.'
That was one of grandpas' favorite sayings. And he would repeat it when I would grumble about how little I was making mowing lawns, delivering papers, or any one of the many jobs I had growing up.
Turns out the old fart knew exactly what he was talking about. Although in today's economy, it's more like $4.99 at a time plus shipping and handling.
In my case, it is $4.99 plus processing fees. And I grin every time someone clicks a mouse!
"Daddy..."
I looked up from my laptop and grinned. The girls were laid out in the sun, and Nadia was holding her oil bottle on her ass grinning at me.
I grinned as I got up, I got hard when she slid her legs off the side of the lounger.
"Slut," Tyla said as her sister reached back and spread her cheeks.
"Fuck yesssssss," Nadia hissed as I put my hands on hers and then slid balls deep into her ass.
Nadia grunted on the second fast stroke into her ass. She grunted again when Tyla sat on her back to feed me a banana flavored nipple while her sister got her ass pounded.
They had learned to use flavored oils if they wanted to be nibbled on. If they were in a wild mood there would be actual chocolate and other wonderful flavors dribbled on all sorts of delicious body parts. Occasionally the other sister would help me lick it off.
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I was chatting with a rep, asking about their new app. He would grin and tell me all about how good it was, what it would do, even a bit of how it was done.
He had no clue he was talking to the enemy.
I am proudly a
NERD.
I look every bit the part, and am totally comfortable with it when I decide to dress and act that way.
I no longer need to, or even do it on a regular basis, but I don't shun it like some do.
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I was a small slight kid growing up. ALWAYS picked last for any sport.
I piddled with all the nerd activities in school. What got my interest back then was computers. I had one of the little Tandy units that used a tape recorder for storage instead of a hard drive in junior high and just went from there.
That was a LONG time ago.
I loved programming, making the computer do what I wanted it to do... most of the time.
There was a small group of us, and we'd trade bits and pieces of code. Occasionally working on bigger projects together.
As I got into high school, computers became more powerful, and eventually something that you could build at home. I was in heaven.
But today a lot of my friends are now using their skills to make money, so the collaboration was totally out the window. I miss those days.
Many of them climbed the ladder and became programmers for large companies and government agencies. I kept plugging away at my little projects, doing my best to remain independent. Selling one program here, another over there. Getting a few contract jobs to fill in the income gap.
I wasn't doing all that bad. I had a small two bedroom duplex, with one bedroom being my computer lab. I drove a six year old truck, and lived in a small town north east of Biloxi.
That was my life for several years until smartphones came along.
I thought I hit it big when a company offered me a HUGE sum for one of my apps.
They in turn took it to one of the smartphone manufacturers who paid them to put it on every fucking one of their phones. The company that bought my app was now run by millionaires!
ASSHOLES!
I dug in deep and wrote a much better version of it with lots of bells and whistles, licensed it instead of selling it, and direct to the manufacturers this time.
The assholes were selling stuff to support their lifestyles while looking for another sucker to sell his app. With the word out on the bulletin boards, they weren't getting any takers.
I bought a small house and a two year old truck and started banking my money while they went down the tubes. Two years later they were out of business and I had a hell of a nest egg.
I learned from their lesson in another way, just because you're high on the hog with an app now, don't expect it to be a forever thing. Two and a half years after they went under somebody knocked my app off the top of the hill.
But I hadn't been idle, I kept plugging away at different apps, licensed a few for some decent residuals for a while, and got into the $.99 business.
Even a simple app is nice if it does what you want, and just about anybody would part with a dollar for it. It was enough to net me a few thousand dollars a month and not have to hardly touch my nest egg.
I did start to come out of my shell a bit, and dress a bit more 'normal'. I had a few nice dates, even a few decent long term girlfriends, but none of them were what I was looking for, specially when they started to PUSH marriage.
Now the one thing I LOVED, LOVED,
LOVED
, about living near the Gulf coast was the bikinis! At any given time, there was always at least one girl in a bikini top, and during various festivals and events that number could get to near one-hundred percent and generally unlined. Fucking Mardi Gras, they switched to body paint!
And since my work was where ever my laptop was until I got down to serious coding, I took advantage of as many of the nearby events as possible.
Spring break and a convention just made it one hell of an expense write off.
I had a fourth floor Oceanside room on the beach in Gulfport, and just enjoyed the smorgasbord of nearly naked women below me.
I'd see a few, and wandered nearby. Most ignored me, a few hollered out and we'd chat a bit, sometimes getting a drink later, a few of those even winding up for a romp in my room.
Other times I'd just sit in the roped off area reserved for hotel guests and just enjoy the scenery. Depends on how energetic I felt and how recently I'd gotten laid.
I had gotten up early enough that I got a table fairly close to the beach rope, and was enjoying a nice breakfast before heading inside to the convention as a few of the lovely ladies made their way out.
I chuckled at a few that just stumbled out and lay out while recovering from last night's hangover. Bikinis a little out of place and a thick towel over the eyes was the giveaway.
Three girls were setting up not too far outside the rope, and just off to my left. I watched them just over the top of my laptop screen.