Life of a Dominant Futanari Week 3 Chapter 99/31: Elana
I couldn't contain the smile on my face as I exited the locker room. Tracy, right now, must be pissed that she couldn't work on my challenge. Her attack on him, calling him a sissy bitch, was something that I wasn't expecting. It was something that she should not have known about, and it made me wonder something.
"Jake saying something about Sissies lately?" I mumbled to myself as I walked down the hallway.
I didn't know, but I could see him overcompensating around friends. Who else would side with Jake more than his girlfriend Tracy? He must be thinking something like that, and so when she wanted to push him, she hit this new sore spot. That was the best explanation that I could think up.
I shook my head, and I headed outside. I smiled as I looked up into the sky and saw the autumn sun slowly descending into the horizon. It was getting late, and my mother would be on my case since I told her I would be home tonight. I began walking at a leisurely pace while enjoying the relatively slow walk. I still passed others heading home from school, and I remembered that I had texts from earlier. I whipped out my phone from my backpack and noticed one in the group chat with Grace and Debbie.
Debbie: What time and where?
Grace: We are both excited and looking forward to it!
I smiled at the two horny girls as even my long period of not talking to them kept them excited. Maybe that gif I made for them was too much? It didn't matter, and I grinned before typing a response.
Angela: Well, we can go to a hotel and enjoy making a mess for some poor cleaner. Maybe even an expensive one with a jacuzzi or something. Or you can come over to my Girlfriends place and enjoy her company too.
I sent off the message, and I wondered how they would react to that. I sent a quick follow-up message so they wouldn't get the wrong idea that I was Cheating.
Angela: Don't worry, she knows about the plans we are making.
I didn't know if that would make them shy away or get closer to me. Either way, it was what it was. I opened up a text from Tracy and remembered anger flowing through my veins. It was a simple address, and it contained the fact that he would be going out this evening and won't be back till late. There was a quick follow-up message from Tracy as well explaining herself.
Tracy: Hey, so this was the best I could do, Mistress. He is going out with some friends, and they said they will be drinking. I overheard most of the conversation at lunch on Thursday, but he was also bragging that you would do anything about what happened on Monday.
I looked at the message and fumed a little. I didn't know what to do for several moments, standing at a light as it turned from walk to don't walk. I woke up, and I smiled. Was he going to be home late after going out drinking? Wasn't that the perfect time for a little payback? I grinned, and I continued home after having my thoughts center on what I was going to do.
Once I hatched out a small but versatile plan, I was already home. I didn't know what was on the other side, but I did know I needed to wash my uniforms in my bags. I took out my keys, and I unlocked the door. I walked in and saw my dad sighing on the couch. He looked older at this moment, but I could see the traces of anger in his expression. My mother sitting on the other couch looked thunderous. Her expression was one of anger and hate.
There was a third person in the room, though, and I had never met her before. She was a black-haired woman with obvious traces of Asian descent. "Hello?" I finally said as I took off my shoes. The room was quiet, and I saw everyone turn to look at me. I looked at the Asian girl and realized that she was slightly younger than me. She was good-looking too, and I wondered what she was doing here.
"Ah, your home finally. Come sit down." My mother said, and I knew if I decided to walk into the basement, my head was going to be ripped off by her.
I put down my backpack by the door, and I joined them in the living room. To be a master of understatement, the tension in the room was palpable. A humorous thought went through my head as I sat down that I could make a bottled awkward atmosphere with the current tension in the room.
I wanted to sigh as I sat since the room was extremely silent, and no one in the room was speaking up at this point. The tension needed to be broken, yet no one in the room seemed to be the one to break that tension. It was obvious that whatever the reason behind it was the Asian girl. I looked her over more deeply, noticing that she had smaller breasts, probably no larger than B's. Her face was charming, though, and I noticed that she was slightly muscular in her arms. She wore a white blouse and a black skirt. She was dressed to impress, and I wondered why she was dressing as such in our home.
I looked at my mother, and I saw the anger on her face. I knew my mother was fuming, which showed the most when looking at my father. I couldn't take it anymore, and I decided to break the tension. "Okay, well," I began awkwardly, "If no one is going to speak up, I may as well leave. Or you can tell me why we are all sitting here awkwardly and why you are so angry with dad." I said to my mother, knowing the bluntness of my addressing the problem would break the dam of her anger.
My mother turned to me with a snarl on her lips, and I wanted to back peddle. "It seems that your father has been keeping some secrets from us." My mother said the snarl in her voice was evident, and when she said 'Your Father,' it came out with vicious contempt. I wanted to back peddle from my mother, but I was stuck on a couch with her. Then her tone changed, and I was happy that her anger wasn't towards me. "You seem to not be an only Daughter to your father anymore, Angela."
That revelation had my eyes wide open in surprise, and I turned to the girl now bristling in her seat near my father. My mind spun, and I began to register the reason for my mother's anger, and I turned to my father. "So my righteous father is a cheater," I said, my tone flat and my father's face twisted.
He couldn't refute it, though, and I waited before turning to the girl. "Hi, I am Angela; it seems that I have a sister now. Do you mind if I know your name and age?" I asked her, and I saw her face show surprise. My tone wasn't welcoming or hostile, and I saw my father and mother's surprise at my question.
"Hi Angela," The girl said, and I saw the moment's awkwardness in her demeanor. "I am Elana Brown. My mother gave me your father's last name when she gave birth to me." I couldn't help but raise an eyebrow but listened as she continued. "I am seventeen, turning eighteen this year in November."
Interesting. My birthday was August fifteenth. That meant that my father must have done her mother within a couple of months of my mother's pregnancy to conceive her. I turned to my father, and my feelings were very much mixed. I couldn't help but sigh and lean back; before I even knew it, fingers pressed the bridge of my nose with my eyes closed.
I wanted the night to end already. I wanted to be out of the house. "What did you want to tell me, Mom?" I asked with my eyes closed.
Silence encompassed the room, and I finally heard her voice after a minute, "Your father wants to bring this girl into our house. Her mother died not long ago, and it seems that she needs a place to stay. Apparently, her mother is an Orphan, so she has no family to help her out." I could hear my mother's twisted words, and I knew that she was very hurt at this moment. "Now, she needs to stay in this house."
I opened my eyes and looked at my mother, "It's not like I am sleeping here that often lately," I replied truthfully. I was still mad at both my parents when it came to the sports teams they convinced me I couldn't play on. Now I was still kicking myself for that when I remember it. I also preferred my girlfriend's place, looking at the girl seated near my father. "I don't see why she can't stay here as long as you are okay with it, mom. Although that brings me to the bigger question," I turned to my mother again, and I could see the hurt and anger in her expression even more. "How are you doing?" I asked her.