INTRODUCTION & DISCLAIMER - In the Australian city of Geelong in 1998, 19-year-old apprentice plumber Simon finds himself increasingly attracted to his older brother Mark's wife Lisa when they temporarily move in following delays building their house. Simon also notices early warning signs that their marriage isn't going too well.
Nothing seems likely to come of Simon's observations or his voyeurism of Lisa until the morning when Lisa has an embarrassing problem with the toilet and needs Simon's help. How could one little plumbing problem lead to so much? Read 'Fixing Lisa's Plumbing Problem' to find out.
Please note that this story contains fetish subjects of urination, scat and menstruation, so these topics may not to be everyone's taste. Otherwise, enjoy and rate and comment. All characters are aged 18 and older and they and the events in this story are fictional, with any similarity to real people living or dead coincidental and unintentional.
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Some people meet their spouses very young in life, and my brother Mark four years older than me and his wife Lisa were a prime example of this. They were born a week apart in 1975, first met in kindergarten and grew up together in the Australian city of Geelong, the second largest city in the state of Victoria and located about an hour or so south west of the capital city Melbourne.
Lisa and Mark seemed like birds that pair for life and were always together. So it was little surprise that in autumn 1996 Mark and Lisa exchanged marriage vows at age 20 on the scenic Geelong foreshore, the blue waters of Corio Bay and the Geelong Pier in the background.
Mark stood looking most handsome in his tuxedo, with me standing at his shoulder as his best man. Lisa looked very pretty in her white wedding dress, and at her shoulder was her sister and bridesmaid Bianca, who like me was four years younger than her sibling. However, if anyone thought that Bianca and I would be a good couple then they would be mistaken. We were in the same year at school and I think we exchanged about twelve words the whole time. Bianca despite her good looks was pretty flaky, always making up far-fetched stories to get attention and very much into heavy metal type guys. I wasn't a heavy metal guy.
While my parents would not have been impressed if their younger son Simon (i.e. me) was married to Bianca, they were similarly not impressed by having Lisa as a daughter-in-law. They had never liked Lisa despite knowing her since she was a little girl, as she grew from pre-teen to teenager to a young woman and there seemed little prospect of this changing anytime soon.
Lisa was an unusual girl in that she somehow managed to be both pretty and plain at the same time. Her long light brown hair with modest bangs cascaded down past her shoulders, her pretty eyes were flawless blue, she had a nice fair complexion and with an average height of five feet five, Lisa sported a pretty good body, everything in proportion with round C cup breasts and a cute bum. Not that I of course had seen Lisa's bottom or boobs uncovered by clothes unlike Mark.
My sister-in-law worked as an accounts assistant in a company in Geelong, driving there and back every day in her small hatchback car, so it wasn't like she had some weird job or no job at all which would be an obvious worry to the parents of her husband. The problem lay with Lisa's personality.
Lisa wasn't a rude girl, she wasn't abrasive or intrusive, far from it. Lisa wasn't what you would call a very bright girl, but she wasn't stupid. Nor was she an attention seeker like her younger sister Bianca. The main problem with Lisa was that she was boring. Just flat out boring, dull as dishwater.
Holding a conversation with Lisa was hard work. She never seemed enthused about anything, and her reaction was always the same flat response. For example, if Lisa and Mark had been to the movies and I asked her how it was, she would say, "It was alright." If Mum asked her how her parents were, Lisa would say, "They're fine." If Dad asked how her day was at work, she would say, "Okay I guess."
Lisa rarely if ever would say anything to continue a conversation. If I asked her how her day was, she would say, "Fine thanks," and that would be it, no elaboration, no asking about my day. This wasn't a recent thing. When we were kids we went for a drive out to the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road. I would have been about nine at the time, Lisa and Mark thirteen. Lisa showed no interest in the amazing rock formations and great views, no enthusiasm at the day's outing at all. And it was the same when we went to Melbourne for the day, and on our trip to the Luna Park amusement park at St Kida Beach Lisa showed as much enjoyment as she might have done at school.
Not helping Lisa was her voice. She had a monotonous type of voice, a very pronounced Australian accent with a whiny tone and she would sigh often, not knowing she was doing it. She was the same with her own family and her and Mark's circle of friends too, and from what I knew of her, had no hobbies or interests. When asked which activity or course of action she would prefer, Lisa would usually sigh and say in her whiny voice, "Oh, I don't know."
Another reason that Mum and Dad didn't like Lisa was that they felt Mark had married beneath himself. With a six foot four muscular frame, blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin, my handsome Adonis-like brother looked more like a Hollywood leading man than an engineer. He could have had the pick of any girl he wanted, and to our parents disappointment he had chosen the plain, unassertive, mousy little accounts clerk with the whiny voice with whom one could never hold a proper conversation. In their minds, Mark had settled for a girl well below him, and now they were stuck with a daughter-in-law they had absolutely no time for.
For over 18 months after Mark and Lisa's wedding, Mum and Dad's contact with their dull and disliked daughter-in-law was limited to visits to the house by Mark and family gatherings. Mark and Lisa were renting a house in a Geelong suburb, and had purchased a block of land and were building their first home. As for me, at age 19 and not that long out of high school I was still living at home with Mum and Dad, working as an apprentice plumber, a trade that had long interested me.
Things weren't going very well with the progress of Mark and Lisa's new house, with one problem and delay after another. It was falling further and further behind and it would not be until at least July 1998 before they could move in. This presented a problem in December 1997 when the lease on their rental house expired and the investor owner had sold the property to a new buyer who wanted to live in the house, so Mark and Lisa had to move out. Trying to get a new rental home for six months was difficult, competition was tight, the agents and owners wanted a year's lease and in any case if their new home was delayed again in July they would have the same problem when this lease expired.
With Lisa's bedroom at her parents' house now occupied by her widowed grandmother and Bianca still living at home there was no room for them there, and their only option was to rent Mark's old room from our parents until their house was finally completed mid-year. So just before Christmas 1997, Mark and Lisa moved in with Mum, Dad and I. Mum and Dad were very happy to have their older son living there, but their enthusiasm for Lisa living with them was deeply in the red.