This is a fictional story and the people involved have no resemblance to anyone living or dead.
Fiction in this context means the events written about are possible but not necessarily probable. Remember, there are 8 billion people on this planet so this could be a true story somewhere.
All characters having sex in this story are 18 years of age or older.
Clueless Joe
What will happen when Joe finds out?
Since it was Friday and I'd just dropped off my Volvo to be serviced, I decided to have the service guy take me home instead of back to the office. He would drop it back to me on his way home. It was a warm late Spring afternoon and there was some yard work waiting at home that made my decision for me.
We have a large back yard and I was on the back property line raking leaves when I saw my brother's red Corvette pull into our driveway. Great, I thought. "The only time he comes here is to borrow something that he seldom brings back.
As I got near the driveway, I heard my son Sam call out "Hey Dad. What brings you to the land of wimps?"
Dad? Why did my son call my brother Dad? And why is this the land of the wimps?
My brother responded "I'm bringing back Uncle Joe's circular saw. I accidently cut the electrical cord. He needs to get it fixed so I can finish my project at home. Is Clueless Joe around?"
Clueless Joe? My name is Joe and I hardly think of myself as clueless. Maybe I am? Maybe I should just stay on the outside of the garage and listen to this offensive conversation? Of course, I turned on my cell phone to record the conversation.
Sam spouted "Clueless' car isn't here; he rarely comes home before 5 and I try not to spend much time with him anyway. So, no I don't think he's home. Say, now that school is out, when am I going to be able to spend some time at your place. It's a lot more fun than being around here"
"I'd love to have you come and stay but your mom wants to spend as much time as possible with you. You're her only child and as you leave, she'll be lonely. Give her some slack about this. She's supposed to spend some time with me Thursday afternoon so I can ask her about you staying a week or two with me this summer."
It was chilling to hear my son ask "Why doesn't Mom divorce Clueless and move in with you?"
I didn't know she regularly spent afternoons at his house. Oh No! Things started to come together that I didn't like at all. Maybe I am clueless? My thoughts of what was happening were crushing on me.
Eric bragged "Ever since I got her pregnant with you, I've asked her that monthly. She says 'No, you are a great fuck but you'd be a lousy husband. I have a husband that I really love and cherish. Every moment with him makes me feel like I'm the luckiest woman in the world. Granted my orgasms with you are earthshaking but he makes me feel loved. I love him and I certainly don't love you!'.
"That my son, is why she won't divorce Joe Tindal but will fuck Eric Tindal every once in a while. I've got to go now but I'll see you at your grandparents tomorrow at noon for the annual family birthday party and Memorial Day lunch."
At this point, my legs turned to spaghetti as I slid down the side of my garage wall into my Hosta garden. My world was shattered. My son not being my biological son was gut wrenching. My wife getting pregnant by my brother then fucking him with regularity was overwhelming.
Somehow, I stumbled back to where I was working and sat on the rope swing. A swing where I spent many hours pushing my son to his delight. I sat on this swing and cried until I had a huge mud puddle at my feet. What was I to do? Before I did anything, I needed to assess my entire situation.
Then I thought of my redemption; the DNA test! Several years ago, Carol, me and Sam all took the 23 and Me DNA test. How could that be incorrect? But what if Carol threw away my test and put Eric's saliva in a test-tube with my name? That would hide the real parentage of Sam. What a despicable thing to do! They threw away my legacy and replaced it with that asshole's. Purposefully denying my right to know I wasn't the father of a boy that I so desperately loved. When that thought of redemption was disregarded, I needed to take stock of my present world.
My name is Joe Tindal and I'm 43 years old. I don't weigh much more now than I did in college, 175 pounds. I'm slender and wasn't a jock in high school or college. My specialty was running and I excelled on our high school track team. Now the distance running I used to enjoy is interrupted by family and work obligations. But I still get a few miles each week, sometimes running in a 5K or 10k event for charity.
Employment for me is the dual role of Chief Finance Office and Chief Operating Officer at Tindal's Machine Company in my hometown. My great grandfather started as a blacksmith sharpening plowshares and putting iron rings on wooden wagon wheels. Grandfather Tindal and my father Edward followed suit with each of them adding the newest metal working machinery of their times to the business. Now we do precision parts for the aerospace and metal replacement parts industry.
My father Edward is president and brother Eric is the Chief Marketing Officer over the 50-person business. Dad didn't go to college but attended the best trade school available at the time. I have Bachelor's degrees in Industrial Engineering and Accounting thus being CFO and COO.
Younger brother Eric's physical structure was the exact opposite of me. He is 6'3" tall; 5 inches taller than me and over 50 pounds heavier. He was the consummate jock; large, loud, arrogant and a real bully. He was a crowd favorite as a running back in high school football. A small college scholarship paid his way through school while I had to work and get school loans. The only reason he graduated from college was because instructors kept passing him to keep him eligible for football.
Eric's degree in Physical Education was of no use to him or any other employer so he started working for Tindal as a junior mechanic. Much of our work requires precision and this was not his suite. Instead, he used his name recognition to open doors to new and existing customers. He couldn't discuss the finer points of our business but he had a great ability to bullshit his way to keep the customers happy. Don't get me wrong, he was good at his job and beneficial to the company.