ACT 1 -- Nurture your females
Chapter 5 -- Bonnie's family
"Mum where's my hair bands?" called the small black haired girl as she rummaged in her bedroom drawers for the cloth covered rubber bands that held her hair in the ponytails she liked as she ran and played with her friends on the sports fields.
"I packed them sweetie, sorry," said Dianne Gilroy as she stood at the doorway to her daughter's room. "I thought you might like to leave it out for the trip up to see Aunty Kelsey and Uncle David. You know Daddy likes to see your beautiful hair out on his princess." The woman smiled as her little girl ran over to her and gave her a hug.
"Ok Mum," she giggled as the woman let her go to head towards the garage. There her father, Mitch, was packing their cases and other gear for the two month visit to his brother and his wife with their new baby. She sighed as she heard the singsong voice of Bonnie talking to her father. Knowing that the little vixen would be winding the man around her little finger as she bumped her little hips into the man who was terribly in love with his long legged tomboy daughter.
She surveyed the room for the last time checking that there was nothing else the sixteen year old would want before they returned after the summer school vacation. Satisfied she returned to her own bedroom and placed the last of the baby clothes she had retrieved from the tops of the wardrobes into the bags she had set aside for them. A little tearfully she folded some T-shirts into the last of the stack. Bonnie was their only child, her and Mitch had been trying for another one for the past five years without success, though at least now they knew the reason why.
Twelve months ago the news they had feared was delivered by a sad faced doctor. Mitch had been rendered impotent by the exposure to radiation in a mine that had been unsealed as part of his company's exploration of some old excavations in the far north of Australia. The mine had been closed over 1,000 years ago for reasons that had been forgotten. Mitch had been part of the initial exploration team that had found that the underground mine shafts had been used as a repository for uranium waste from the old nuclear power plants that had once dotted the country. The radiation, not lethal, but still able to cause problems, had forced the team back to the surface and the mine was sealed again.
Now that effect had been confirmed the couple had decided that though they had desired more of their own children, they would look at other options to give their first little girl the companions that she had hinted at on more than one occasion. Dianne giggled at the memory of the latest of those hints. A lovingly arranged candle-lit dinner for two. The pair had discovered it when they arrived home after drinks with some work colleagues to celebrate a new contract for some construction work to be undertaken in the central Australian district of Sandrill for the military. A note had been left on the table by Bonnie telling them that dinner was in the oven and fridge.
Mitch had been delighted to find a plate of raw oysters, several bottles of his favourite wine and desserts in the fridge. Dianne had almost cried over the aromas of the sweet curry chicken that sat in the dish keeping warm in the oven. "She wants us to make babies," she sighed into her husband's shoulder as he held his tearful wife.
"Well then my lady," he said playfully rubbing his hips against hers, "let us at least practice! I might have some news for you tomorrow!"
Laughing they had eaten the fare and had not even made it to dessert before Mitch had stripped her clothes off. Laying her on the hastily cleared table he made her eyes close in pleasure as his big cock penetrated deeply into her more than willing pussy. Her throatily demanded needs for more, harder and faster spurred him to pound her sex roughly as he pawed her breasts the way she loved. He pulled out of her throbbing wet orifice suddenly and clutched her head tightly as she slid to her knees to drink from his spurting rod. It was something that he had recently requested her to do. She complied willingly as she realised that his deep down hatred of wasting his dead sperm in her womb was the main reason. Joyfully she swallowed him watching his eyes as she purred her enjoyment of his tasty dessert.
Husband and wife had never truly discussed their feelings about the lack of being able to reproduce. Their only daughter became a strong focus in their lives and for a long time nothing else seemed to matter. It was only in the last few years when they had met with dozens of people from adoption agencies, fertility clinics and family planning advisors that the desire to have a playmate for the little girl that doted on them became more important. The devastating news of Mitch's infertility had not seemed to affect their love or the frequency of their rough and tumble intercourse.
Mitch's comment that he may have had some news for her after Bonnie's eloquently arranged dinner had turned out to be another empty promise from some airhead at a local adoption agency. She had mistakenly passed information onto the wrong couple about the upcoming birth of twins to a woman who had no desire to raise the children after a drunken party that saw her impregnated. The mother-to-be did not even know who the father was and her only desire was to have the children adopted in order to resume her carefree lifestyle. It was something that the couple could not understand but were more than willing to have the children resulting from the liaison. They were devastated when the mistake was realised by a more senior officer in the organisation.
Now they were heading up to see Mitch's brother David. A man that Dianne could not stand to be around.
When Kelsey had breathlessly rung her with the news a couple of years ago that she was pregnant she had fought with Mitch for the first time in their ten years of marriage. "He can get you pregnant!" he had shouted at her.
"If you think I am going to spread my legs again for that arrogant, stuck up bastard you have got another think coming!" she had screamed back at him.
Mitch had no idea how much she had detested his brother until then. It was one of the main reasons as to why they had not gone to visit the newborn nor invited the couple down to see them. Mitch had not realised how much his wife had hated his brother. He had also not been aware that Dianne had been to bed with the man before he met her. David had not mentioned the fact either when Mitch had voiced his intention to marry the school teacher from Orange.
Tearfully she had explained to him how his brother had met her, on one of his trips around the country for the mining company he worked for. It had been at a teacher's party in the town, thrown at the principal's house to celebrate end of semester. David had been charming and sophisticated, or so she believed and allowed herself to be cajoled into joining him in his motel for the weekend. The man had been a less than skilful lover who was more interested in her mouth and the pleasure she could give him than the other way around. She had left in the middle of the Sunday afternoon vowing to never let herself be so gullible again.
Three years later she had met Mitch, not connecting the two surnames until the weeks before the wedding. David had arrived at the house they shared in the country region of Haddin in far south western New South Wales where they both worked. Dianne had cornered David shortly after his arrival and threatened his manhood should he ever breathe a word of the affair that they had had three years before. It was typical of the man that he demanded a blow job for his silence on her wedding night. The knife she held against his throat as her hand tightly held his testicles threatening to make them explode got her message across. David never mentioned the incident to anyone, nor made further demands on his brother's wife.
Mitch was now very angry with his brother. Kelsey had convinced him that he was a different person in the long conversations that the brown haired woman had with him, his wife and their bubbly black haired daughter. Eventually Bonnie had convinced them to take the trip up to see the new baby and had pestered them everyday until they had conceded. Her joyful cries as she spoke to her Aunt caused the couple to smile.
They had stopped at the coastal district of Ballina, just before the old Queensland border for lunch. The trip was not a sprint, it would take them most of the day. They had told Kelsey that they would not be arriving until early the next morning as they planned on staying in a motel on the Tweed river. They wanted to spend an afternoon with Bonnie fishing and exploring some caves that the girl had been fascinated with ever since Aunt Kelsey had told her about them. The hover had exploded just as they left the district controls of Ballina and passed into the control area of Nightcap National Park.
"Dianne had rung me just as they were getting back into the hover to leave Ballina," whispered Kelsey softly as she finished telling Sydney as much of the history she knew of the parents of her niece. The man had lain with the two women in Bonnie's bed as the girl had awoken screaming after the drugs had finally succumbed to the nightmares in Bonnie's mind. The dark rings around Bonnie's eyes were more pronounced now. She had listened to the story her Aunt told the man cuddling her gently with some laughter and sadness as things were revealed to her that she had not known before.
It had seemed such a long time ago since the crash. So much had happened here with her Aunt and Sydney in the past five years. Now she could not help but remember her parents sharply as the nightmares drove her to tears and screams as they crept into her sleep. Bonnie had not slept properly for the past several months and she knew that the couple lying in her bed were extremely worried about her.
Unexpectedly she giggled and turned to her Aunt. "Did Mum really tell you what they did on the kitchen table at home or did you just make that up?"
"Dianne told me a lot of things when we talked on the phone and, you may not know this, your Mum and I met several times at our old home town in Nyngan district. We used to go to school together when I was in junior high and she was a senior.