Prologue:
The below narrative is a follow-on to the Sisterly Love series, of which I recommend reading as an introduction. Or at least Part 7 & 8. I know, it sounds like a lot, but the following might not make much sense unless you do. If you choose not to, I hope you still enjoy the continuing saga of Brenda's sexual awakening.
As always, comments are welcome as long as they are constructive.
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The next morning I slept later than usual. When I woke up to what appeared to be a gray overcast day through the partially open blinds, Walter was nowhere to be found. Most likely he went for donuts and the Sunday paper as he usually does on weekends.
After putting on a robe I made my way to the kitchen where Brenda was having a cappuccino. And once again she looked terrific for first thing in the morning. Already showered with her make-up on, and as usual wearing her favorite short skimpy robe without anything underneath it by the way her large breasts swayed freely when she moved.
When she saw me..."A very good morning to you Lacey. And while I made you a cappuccino, it's most likely cold by now."
"Thank you for thinking of me, and since it probably is, I'll make myself one. Do you want another one too while I'm at it? And before I forget, you look lovely this morning. But you always do. Since you've been staying with us I can't recall seeing you straight out of bed in the morning. Maybe once, but that's been it."
"Thank you. It's nice of you to notice...and to say something. And if you don't mind, yes I would like another cappuccino. By the way, where's Walter?"
"Where he is first thing most Sunday mornings. Getting donuts and the paper. Plus he sometimes stops at the Electric Percolator for an espresso, and when he does he often bumps into someone he knows and chats with them for a while."
Up to that point I was surprised Brenda was in her normally casual mood. I thought for sure after last night she'd be more reserved, or feeling somewhat conscience-stricken, but wasn't. Or else she was doing a good job of suppressing it.
As I was busy making the cappuccinos, Brenda received a call on her cell phone. From her side of the conversation it was easy to assess her house back east sold, which she put on the market with a real estate management company before coming to stay with us.
The call ended just when I finished making the cappuccinos and sat with her at the kitchen table..."Based on what I overheard, it sounds like your house sold."
"Yes it did...and for the asking price, which I thought was kind of high, but the realtor insisted. Claimed she wouldn't have any trouble selling it, and apparently she was right. Plus the buyer wants to close in thirty days and is able to pay cash to do so. So it's a win-win situation for me and the agent. She'll get her hefty commission fast, and I'll avoid the house being on the market for a long time while paying a steep fee for the real estate company to take care of it for me."
"What about your furniture and personal belongings?"
"They'll have everything moved into storage until I decide what to do and where I'm going to live. Problem is I have more furniture than I'll ever need going forward so I'll probably end up selling some of it after my daughters pick through it, or donate it to charity."
"Speaking of which, what have you decided about where you're going to live?"
"I haven't. I'm still not sure what I want to do. Part of me wants to stay here with you, but another part wants to be near my daughters and their families. Who I'll surely miss being close to in some ways if I choose to stay here."
"You don't mean live with Walter and I forever and ever?"
"Of course not. I'd get my own place. Either an apartment or condo in a 55 or older community. The latter for tax purposes would be best, but I'm guessing there aren't many here."
"I kind of thought it might be what you were thinking when you asked Lois if there were any vacancies in the complex she lives in. As for condos, you're right about the lack of them since I can't think of where there are any. So I take it you have no burning desire to return to Massachusetts?"
"Right now I don't. I'm afraid if I do go back anytime soon I'll end up in the same rut and mental state before coming to stay with you."
"It's highly possible, but no matter what you decide you need to make sure you don't until you've got your head screwed on entirely straight again and think things through thoroughly after you do. Now it's time to change the subject before Walter returns. Any regrets about last night? The reason I ask is because of how relaxed you seem this morning in spite of what transpired."
"To be honest, when I first went to bed I thought for sure I'd be guilt ridden or ashamed of myself once I was alone with my thoughts. But I wasn't. Maybe it was still the lingering effects of the wine or how much I enjoyed myself. Or a combination of both, even though I didn't have much to drink. I was even still horny and ended up masturbating so I could fall asleep."
"I hear you about still being horny. Quite often Walter and I will have sex soon as we're alone after one of our get-togethers. And we're usually horny as hell for the next day or two afterwards. It's when we have some of our wildest sex together."
Brenda thought about what I said..."Then it explains why I was so horny when I woke up this morning, and masturbated again. As for any regrets. Not really in the pure sense of the word. At least not yet."
"What do you mean by at least not yet?"
"I'm obviously concerned about what you and Walter think of me now. Let's be honest, it's not everyday when you get fucked in the ass by your brother-in-law, and with your sister present. I'm also concerned about how you and I acted together and what you might think of me since I was the one who encouraged it."
"As for your second concern, and in case you forgot, I was the one who initiated it. You just made things easier by eliminating any concern I had. As for you and me getting intimate' with each other, it's what we both wanted...and apparently have for a long time. And so you'll know, I hope it doesn't end with what took place last night."
"Me either Lacey...now what about Walter?"
"While I shouldn't speak for Walter, I can't imagine anything changed. He'll still think the world of you and if I was a betting person he might even act like last night never happened."
Just then Walter coincidentally returned with the donuts and Sunday paper.
"Perfect timing Walter, I just made us cappuccinos and a honey cruller would go perfect with it."
"Have at them then, but make sure you save me one. And how are my two favorite ladies this morning?"
"We're both fine. Excellent actually after Brenda and I had a brief conversation about last night."
"And?"
"And Brenda was concerned about us, and if our feelings towards her changed in any way."
Walter then spoke directly to Brenda..."There isn't anything to be worried about Brenda, unless your opinion of us changed. Otherwise as far as I'm concerned everything is the same as before. If anything, and I'm sure Lacey would agree, we have a much better appreciation of you after last night. Now I'm not going to rehash things if you two already talked, and if you ladies don't mind, I need to mow the lawn before it rains, which it's supposed to do before the day is over. Speaking of which, if you're planning on your usual bike ride, you better do it sooner than later."
Then off he went to change clothes and work in the yard.
"See, if I didn't mention anything, Walter would have acted like last night never happened. Or it wasn't anything to be concerned with. But don't think for a minute he didn't enjoy it. Or it wasn't special for him. After we went to bed he talked about nothing but...and you in particular. And in a glowing way I might add. The only way I could stop him was sit on his face."
"You didn't!"
"I did, and I didn't get off it until he made me cum."
"Good for you, and knowing how Walter feels does make me feel better. Now if Walter's right about the rain, we should take our bike ride before it does. And hopefully it'll hold off long enough so we can stop at our favorite place to continue our conversation."