Thank you for reading my series, 'Tom & Sue John & Debbie.' If you haven't read the previous chapters 1-9, please do so before reading this chapter. Otherwise, you're going to miss a lot of the details as each chapter builds on the previous chapter. Chapter 10, gives the readers a 'hint' as to what will happen to the fictitious characters as they continue to take the readers on a roller coaster ride filled with sports, romance, and sex. I hope you enjoy the series and I appreciate your votes and comments.
DISCLAIMER: All characters appearing in the series, 'Tom & Sue John & Debbie,' are fictitious, as they do not exist. Any resemblance to a real person, living or dead, is purely coincidental, and should not be construed to associate a real person, living or dead, with the scenes or events described within the series 'Tom & Sue John & Debbie.'
Reverse Cowgirl
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I yelled at Audrey Elaine, "Hurry up or we'll be late for your graduation rehearsal!"
Audrey replied, "Cool it Mom—it's only rehearsal and what's the big deal? I'm only graduating from the eighth grade!"
Nancy shouted from her room, "Hey Mom, come here a second—please?"
I grumbled, "OK," and went downstairs to the kids' wing.
Nancy laughed, "Mom, Coach Jamie told me, 'You were a pretty salty player back in the day.'—look what I found," as she held up the Sports page from the Dragons' only State Championship, 'Dragons Win State!' Below the headline was an 8x10 picture of me putting the next 'Jamie Thomas' flat on her ass as I let fly the winning basket.
I just grinned at my oldest daughter as she held up another Sports page from an old box of photographs and Sports pages, 'State Romps Past University 104-52.' The sub-heading read, 'Freshman Sensations Andrews and Dobbier Lead the Way.'
I smiled as I read the first paragraph of the column, 'State's sensational duo of Sue Andrews and Nancy Dobbier continue to dominate opponents as Andrews scored a season high of 40 points while Dobbier scored 35. Junior captain Angie Smallys added 21 while Freshman Cathy Merricer added 8 as the Ladies of State for the first time in school history exceeded the century mark while improving to 6-0 as University fell to 4-2. Coach Jones was equally impressed by the defensive performance of Freshman Donna Logany as she teamed up with Captain Angie Smallys to hold University's top recruit and scorer, Paula Smith, without a field goal. Smith, who had been averaging 17 points a game was held to three points in the contest.'
The photo next to the heading brought back memories as five former Dragons' were pictured together after the Ladies of State beat University my freshman year. I smiled as I remembered my first 40-point game in college and the State student newspaper taking the photo for our hometown newspaper, 'The Dragon Gazette.' The text under the photo read, 'Former Dragons unite after State's victory over University. Pictured left to right, University Cheerleader, Debbie Ferguson, State Freshman, Sue Andrews, Donna Logany, and Cathy Merricer alongside University Cheerleader, Mary Ann Johnson-Smith.'
Nancy smiled at me as she held up a photograph of State's first ever Final Four team my freshman year. "Mom, Coach Angie told me, 'y'all were the best freshman class to ever play at State—you, Dr. Nancy, Dr. Donna along with Cathy.' Y'all must have been pretty salty back in the day, huh Mom?"
I just smiled at my daughter, "We were! Only lost one game our freshman year and that was in the Semi Finals to the defending National Champions, Bears 76-73. We didn't lose again until the Finals my senior year in double overtime to the Huskies and that was questionable as Nancy let one fly from forty feet as time expired and it swished the nets, but the refs ruled she didn't get it off in time, so we lost 89-88."
Nancy replied, "WOW! Mom, you could have had three National Championship rings along with four Conference Championship rings!"
I grinned at my daughter, "Your Dad has two National Championship rings, four Conference Championship rings along with two Sugar Bowl rings and a Cotton and Orange Bowl ring. Now, put up these old Sports pages and photographs and get ready."
Nancy continued shuffling the photographs and sports pages, "Mom, how come Daddy didn't go to the NFL like Uncle Larry?"
I smiled, "Your Dad could have, he was drafted in the third round by the Giants after his senior season. Your Dad had just completed his first year in law school, and we decided law school and becoming an attorney was more important to us than a couple years in the NFL. So your Dad stayed in law school at State and became a Graduate Assistant coach for Coach Lewis while I finished my senior year. I started law school the next fall and your Dad graduated the following April. You and your brother came along two weeks later! Now, let's get ready," as I started walking out of Nancy's room.
Little did I realize what was about to happen as Nancy said with a girlish smile, "Mom, Coach Angie told me, 'you and Daddy were fucking machines back in the day, y'all fucked so much Aunt Sally had to get her doctor to give you the 'magic pill!' So when are we going to have our talk?"
I looked Nancy Ann straight in the eyes, "What talk? And don't believe everything Coach Angie tells you!"
Nancy giggled, "You know like Aunt Sally did for you and Aunt Debbie before y'all's senior year—you know, the ways to fuck a guy and stuff—how to suck his dick and jack him off—those things.