My Fiancée, My Sister, and My High School Bully
by Pan
Chapter 4
The next morning, I awoke to an empty house and a surprisingly strong hangover. I'd only had two beers, but like I said, I'm really not a drinker. When I made my way downstairs, there was a note from my sister on the table - "Beach day! Come join us".
I love my sister, but she's not the smartest cookie in the jar. I'd say that it made her and Eric perfect for each other, but even she's not
that
dumb. Eric really is in a league of his own.
The beach house is walking distance to like, five different beaches, and Jan had done literally nothing to specify which one they were at. I called Clarice, then my sister, but neither of them picked up. I could have called Eric - my sister had insisted we swap numbers before the trip - but it wasn't hard to imagine the mockery that would greet me if I did, so I decided to give myself a break and just spend the morning by myself.
I must have dozed off on the couch, because I was awoken by the sound of the door slamming. No sooner had I started to sit up when a wet towel had been thrown at my head.
"Get up, numb nuts," Eric growled, as I pulled the towel away. He was in the same speedos he'd been in yesterday, and my sister was standing beside him in a bikini. "I want to fuck your sister on that couch."
"You have a room..." I mumbled, and Jan laughed.
"He's kidding," she said, throwing him an adoring glance. "Clarice is waiting for you at the cafe."
"What cafe?" I said, still groggy.
"You never joined us at the beach, and she wanted to spend some time with you. So we left her at the cafe, and said we'd let you know where to find her."
Part of me wanted to explain
why
they'd never found me at the beach, but four long years of high school with Eric had taught me that defending the petty stuff was never worth it. He always find a way to turn it back against me. It was like the world's most annoying superpower.
"Yeah," the big bully added. "Plus, I want to fuck your sister on the couch."
Jan opened her mouth to object, but before she could say anything, Eric had picked her up and deposited her on the empty space where my head had just been a few minutes ago, her bare arm pressed against mine.
"Scram," he said to me, before dropping to his knees and moving his head between my sister's legs.
Part of me was tempted to call his bluff. Like, he wouldn't really start fucking my sister while I was right next to them, would he?
"Eric!" my sister squealed, and I felt like I had my answer. By the time I reached the door, my sister's playful objections had turned into moans, and even as I scurried down the path, I could hear her crying out in pleasure.
Despite their stated goal of...y'know, letting me know where I could find my fiancée, I only realized after I left the beach house that Eric and my sister had completely failed to let me know where I could find my fiancée.
Fortunately, she was in the third cafe I visited - I'd checked every corner of the first two, but it was immediately obvious when I finally arrived in the right place.
She was wearing the bikini she'd worn into the hot tub yesterday, and sitting at the counter, facing the door. Clarice was angled so that everyone who walked in could see every inch of her exposed skin; her shoulders were thrown back, and her stance was proud and confident.
The cafe was off the beach, so it wasn't like she was the only one in swimwear, but there was something about seeing her in it, mostly surrounded by fully-clothed people, clearly dressing to show off her body...it almost would have been
less
sexual if she was nude.
When she'd bought the bikini, I guess I'd been imagining her wearing it around the house, maybe at the beach. I certainly hadn't anticipated that she'd be wearing it anywhere else.
I didn't like it.
"Hey," I said, sitting beside her. I wasn't sure if she'd noticed me come in.
Was she drunk again? The Clarice I'd fallen in love with wasn't a prude, but I'd never seen her behave so brazenly. I don't want to make it sound like she was ashamed of her body or anything like that...but she was so gorgeous, she drew eyes no matter what she wore. When I'd first met her, she'd been wearing a sweater and jeans, and even then it had been obvious that she was the hottest girl in the room.
If she'd been dressed like this, I don't think I would have had the balls to approach her. But more than that...I don't know if I'd have wanted to. Like, what kind of a girl feels the need to show off her body so blatantly to a room full of strangers?
"Hey!" she said, her eyes lighting up.
I immediately felt a huge wave of guilt. I'd been mentally chewing her out for showing off, and here she was, just as excited to see me as Jan always was to see Eric.
Well, almost. No one else is ever
that
excited.
Clarice leaned forward and kissed me, and...I'm not gonna lie, I immediately saw the advantage of having a girlfriend who liked to show off.
I'd bet good money that every man in the room was jealous of me in that moment. They were in the presence of one of the most attractive women in the planet...but she'd immediately made it clear that she was mine, and I was hers.
Part of me wanted to apologize to her, but that would have required first explaining what I was apologizing for, and I figured it wasn't worth getting into.
"How was your morning?" I asked, and a dreamy look came across my fiancée's face.
"Amazing," she said with a sigh. "I'm really glad we decided to do this."
"Oh?"
"Yeah," she nodded. When she nodded, other parts of her body seemed to nod as well.
I was sure that I wasn't the only person to have noticed that.
"I really feel like I've gotten to know your sister on this trip," she continued, and I relaxed slightly. "We're getting along so well, it's fantastic. I just...I feel like part of the family, y'know?"
I smiled, and put my hand on hers. "They're your family too," I replied. "For the rest of our lives."
Sometimes a moment comes along which is just...I dunno, pure happiness. Bliss. The French probably have a word for it.
The first night I spent with Clarice was one of those moments - the sex had been great, of course, but that had only taken a few minutes. We'd spent the rest of the evening just talking and talking and talking, sharing everything with each other. It was like we'd poured our souls into each other, forged a connection that we'd share forever.
That moment, sitting in the cafe...it wasn't as intense, but it had the same energy. Just a slice of pure bliss, knowing that my fiancée had bonded with my sister, and felt like she belonged to the family.
I'd been worried that Eric's presence would completely ruin this holiday, but I was glad that she'd managed to make the most of what could have been a really, really bad situation.
"So it was just you and Jan?" I asked.
"Mostly," Clarice answered. "Eric was surfing, and...doing the rounds, I guess."
My confusion must have shown on my face, because my fiancée immediately clarified.
"Just, y'know, walking up and down the beach."
Ah, yes. The strut.
"I think he was showing off," Clarice said with a half-smile. "He likes the attention."
I'd heard her make similar comments before - mostly about other students at our college - but always in a scornful tone. That was part of why I'd bristled at the sight of her sitting in the middle of the cafe, showing off so blatantly. The hypocrisy, y'know?
But apparently something had changed her mind on the matter, and I was pretty sure I knew who.
"What'd you two talk about?" I asked, changing the subject. "Girl stuff?"
I suddenly recalled what my fiancée had said to me last night, while she was riding me.
When she'd cum.