This story takes up right where part one left off. As usual my stories have woman with bigger than average chest sizes, so if this is not your thing. You have been warned. To have an idea of what kind of body any of the female characters in any of my stories look like please see my bio. Thank you.
Jordan Finds out the truth
"Jordie?" her mom said from behind the door.
"Not now mom." Jordan said, she was still mad. How could he just tell people? She kept thinking.
"He is still downstairs." her mom said. Jordan threw the pillow in her hand to the floor. She opened the door and rushed downstairs, pushing past her mom on the way.
"What!" she screamed at him. She did not care that he was almost a foot taller than her. Or that he was the sheriff.
"Can we just talk?" he said looking down at her with those puppy eyes.
"No!" she said still infuriated. "You think I am your property?"
"No of course not. Just after..." he said but he looked over. Her father was now behind them heading for the house.
"After what? We had sex?" We fucked. What?" she said still screaming. Rick tried to calm her down by trying to hug her.
"What part of No! Don't you get?" she asked this time her voice was lowered. "I have feelings for you Rick, I really do. But if there is going to be an us, you have to stop with this sick crush you have on me." she said her voice was low now.
"Deal. I mean I will try." Rick shrugged.
"And no more telling people anything. I don't like people knowing things about me." she said looking up at him.
"I can do that." Rick smiled. She shook her head.
"Dating. We are not together." she gave in. She did have feelings for him, and coming back had brought all those feelings back. How could she not. This was the boy that followed her home from school everyday, the boy who helped her pick out flowers for her grandmother's funeral, he was there when they buried the puppies, that her father had found.
"For now." he said as he hugged her. She let him this time. "I got to head back to work, but I will be back later." he said as he climbed into the truck. She walked back to her father who was sitting on the porch.
"Say it." she said. She looked back at him. He shook his head.
"Nothing to say." he replied.
"He has nothing to say now." her mother said. Joining him on the swinging bench. "Later he will." she added. "But it is your life Jordie. I like him." she said smiling. Her father looked out to the stables.
"What about Cole?" he asked. "Wasn't he your best friend?" he said looking at her.
"Cole is better off. He has lost weight and he is less stressed. So where is the harm?" her mother shrugged. Jordan smiled that was her mother always seeing the good in the bad. Her father smiled and shook his head. They kissed.
"I am going to my room." Jordan said.
"Oh there was a packet that came for you." her mother said. As she went inside. Jordan followed her. Looking at the package she could tell it was from Andrew, Jamie's little brother.
"Thanks. I have been waiting for this." Jordan said. She opened it to see the confirmation number. All of her stuff had been delivered to the storage facility. There was also a personalized note.
Hey Jordie:
Nymphet moved out. So I am staying here for the rest of the month. There were checks from your old job so I sent them. Hope all is well.
Andrew.
P.S. I think Jamie is over her head. Can you call her?
Jordan crumpled up the paper in a tight ball and threw it into the trash. Jamie was always getting into trouble. Always running off with any guy that gave her any attention.
"I have to do a few things. Can I borrow the truck?" Jordie asked. Her mother nodded. Jordan waved bye to her father as she climbed into the truck.
She drove a few miles out of town and into the next town. There was a bigger hub of stores here. She was amazed at how she had remembered everything. There were a few things different but other wise it was the same layout.
"Hello." the storage clerk said, as Jordan entered. Jordan took the sunglasses off her eyes. She told him the confirmation number and he gave her the keys. She paid no attention to him staring at her chest. She was used to it. She walked outside and made her way to her storage pod. She opened it and saw her bed, a computer table, with no computer and a chair. There were a few other boxes but other than that everything was there. She opened one of the boxes and found her other cell phone. She did not know why she left it in the box but now she was glad to have it. She listened and deleted all of the messages and she sat on one of the chairs. Then she called.
"Hello Stranger!" Jamie said.
"What you doing tramp?" Jordan said smiling.
"I am in Nevada!" Jamie screamed happily. "That guy. I was with. Told me I could live with him!" she exclaimed.
"Your brother is worried about you." Jordan said not one for taking the long way round.
"Whatever. He needs to get laid, then he can stop worrying about me." she said. Jordan sighed.
"He has good reason to. When was the last time you made a good decision?" Jordan asked. There was silence.
"Bye Jordan. Don't call me again." the phone went silent. Jordan shook her head. Some people did not want to be saved. She sent a text to Andrew.
"Hi. Just talked to Nymphet, lost cause. Sorry." she slipped the phone into her pocket, then closed and locked up. She was hungry so she went over to one of the many small restaurants. As she began to eat, her phone buzzed.
"Thank you for trying. I have a feeling. I will not see her again. Alive anyway." Andrew sent a text back. Jordan read it over and over. Deep down she felt the same.
"She was a good person once. Just remember her that way. If you ever need ANYTHING. You have a new sister." she said tears welling up, in her eyes.
"Thank you." Andrew replied. She looked at her phone. She wanted to call Jamie again. Maybe say anything, to get her to go back home. But she knew Jamie, once she was hooked, there was nothing anyone could do. She shook her head. "Bye Jamie." she said as she deleted the contact. She took a deep breath and looked out the window. This was her home now. There was nothing to go back to.
"Is that Jordan, Jordan Matthews?" a voice screamed. Jordan turned back around and saw a lady looking at her.
"Leanne!" Jordan said. The brunette lady standing in front of her used to be one of her good friends. "Who is this?" Jordan said to the small girl next to her.
"Jamie, say hello to mom's friend." Leanne said as she sat down opposite Jordan. Jordan looked at the girl with shock.
"Jamie?" she asked.
"Yeah, she is four. And another one on the way." Leanne said tapping her stomach.
"Wow go you." Jordan said. Still looking at the small girl.
"Any for you?" Leanne said.
"Nope. Baby maker is broken for good." Jordan said.
"Damn. Sorry forgot." Leanne said. A childhood accident riding a horse. Took the possibility of Jordan having children away.
"Nothing to be sorry about." Jordan shrugged.
"Well Rick will be a happy man." Leanne said. This brought Jordan back from kid world. "After all most men would love a woman with a broken baby maker." she laughed. Jordan smiled.
"How did you hear about Rick and I?" she asked. But she knew a small town held no secrets. She was surprised that it wasn't on a bill board already. But before she could answer. Leanne's phone rang.
"Ok I will be right there." Leanne said. "Sorry have to go left a new girl behind the counter." Leanne said as she began to walk away.
Jordan got back in her truck. She made a beeline back to town. When she got back she walked to the bakery.
"Hey Jordie." the lady behind the counter said.
"Talk now." Jordie said. Motioning for the back room. The lady looked worried and walked to the back.