As Jen is walking through her front door Lacey almost walked into her heading out. Almost immediately Jen feels her anger rise. She fucking hates Lacey. Sweet, beautiful Lacey, with her perfect tits and ass. He wavey brown hair and fashion model looks. Even after they graduated and went their separate ways, the guys would talk about how hot she was. The bitch has always looked down on her for being plain. Looked down on Jens whole family. Sure, Bobby got in trouble at school for fighting, and she had got caught selling a little weed. But, Michael got a job in the oil fields making good money and she still had both her parents. Lacey lived with her scrawny dad, and him to sick to work, living on government handouts.
Storming into the living room Jen finds Michael on the couch, his friend that's always staring at her ass, Ricky, is with him. "Why was that bitch in the house, Michael?"
With a sigh, Michael responds, "She's not a bitch Jen, I don't know what your problem with her is, but she's nice."
"Why was she in the house?" Jen asks again, anger leaking into her voice.
With another sigh and an eye roll added in, Michael answers, "She needed to borrow money."
"You gave her money?" Shock and a hint of betrayal replace the anger in Jens voice.
"No, I didn't have it, now leave me alone," Michaels own anger starting to appear at her tone. "I don't know if you remember, but I'm the older brother."
"Well she better not come back after you go to the bank." Jen realized what Michael had just said. "What do you mean, you didn't have to?"
"Ricky lent it to her," was Michaels reply. "You better go grab your things, we'll be heading to the bar soon, and you're paying," he continues to Ricky.
Jens eyes turn to Ricky, as she realizes he's been unusually quiet. He's staring at the television, pretending he doesn't see her. Standing up he heads for the basement without looking at her. She's not sure what, but Jen is sure Ricky is up to something.
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Lacey barely noticed Jen as she was leaving, crowding by with a mumbled, "Hey." Her mind was reeling at what had just happened.
She needed to get her father his prescriptions and the insurance said they were cutting his payments. She could probably pick up another shift of two at the store, maybe a second job, but that won't help now. In desperation, she thought of Michael, she knew he had a good job and he always treated her decent, not like his sister Jen. Gathering her courage she went over to ask for a loan. Only, he said he just got back to town, hadn't cashed his check yet, and couldn't get her $300 until he did. Before she could ask when he might be able to, Michaels friend said he could help.
"C'mon, I got it in my jacket downstairs." Ricky stands and begins walking towards the back of the house as he says this.
Lacey follows Ricky to the back of the house and down a staircase. A bit of nerves at the dark stairs fades, as she gets to the bottom. There's a mostly finished basement with a home office in the corner, a couch with a big screen tv in front of it. A corner with old sports equipment and trophies. And in the back, unfinished area, a workbench covered in tools. This is clearly where the men of the family hid from the women.
"So, my name is Ricky, by the way," Ricky tries out his friendliest smile.
"I'm Lacey," Laceys response is a bit awkward as she's caught off guard by the strange smile on Rickys face. The way his eyes are roaming over her body.
Beginning to get a bit uncomfortable with the way he was just looking her up and down, Lacey began talking. "I can't thank you enough, I'm in such a jam. My father really needs these prescriptions and without the check from the insurance company, well." Lacey hesitates as Ricky just stands there looking at her. Realizing he's not going to say anything, she continues "I wouldn't be able to get any extra shifts until next week; then another to get paid: I don't have any other, it's just..." Noticing a shift in his eyes, she trailed off.
"I really don't know you," Ricky says. "I'm doing this because you're Mikes friend, but I only met him a couple months ago at work, I don't know" he finishes.
Seeing him pulling back, Lacey moves across the room towards him, "I know you don't know me, but you can trust me. You know Michael and I'll give you my number, so you can call me," tears start to form in her eyes as the hope she was given is being taken away.
Seeing her desperation, Ricky says what he has planned from the moment Michael said he couldn't help her. "Here's what I'll do, you say to trust you, but I'm giving you something, you should give me something."
"Like what? I don't have anything worth that much." Lacey whispers back.
"Yes you do," Ricky says.
Lacey looks up hopefully, he takes her by the shoulders and backs her up a couple steps and pushes her down into the chair in front of the computer. Realizing what he wants from her, Laceys breath catches.
"I can't," Lacey, still whispering.
"Then, I can't," comes the reply, and Ricky takes a half step back. Staring down at her he sees the battle inside her. The horror of what he was asking fighting with her desperation to help her father. He liked that she didn't want to do it, but was going to. He liked that was much as he would enjoy having her lips wrapped around his cock. He was already hard knowing what her answer would be. Then he saw it, a single tear run down her cheek.
With a tremble in her voice, Lacey, still whispering responds, "don't tell Michael."
With a predatory smile Ricky steps forward, putting his crotch right in front of her face. "Take my cock out, but first get that shirt off, for $300 I wanna see those tits." Lacey was frozen, "did you hear what I said?" Ricky asks harshly.
Looking down Lacey responds "yes," quietly.
Grabbing her hair and pulling her head back so their eyes met, "then fucking do it," Ricky growls at her. Lacey is shocked and a bit afraid at not just the change in him, but the speed that it happened.