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PROLOGUE
I am six feet tall, fairly built, black haired, grey eyed, and I love my sister.
It all began about three months ago.
I had recently lost my job, girlfriend, and
apartment, and I had nowhere else to go.
My love of my life, Marie Simmons, begged me constantly to quit my well paying job as a plumber, sell my humble abode, and drive four hundred miles to stay with her.
I was smitten with love and for a twenty-one year old man that's enough to make me crawl to her if I had to. I was wrapped around her little finger. I soon learned I wasn't the only one she was using.
She was already married, and as soon as I showed up at her door he sent me away. I couldn't pay for a new house, nor would I be able to even rent anything. I gave every cent to Marie.
I had only my maroon '68 Mustang convertible and my various clothing. I didn't know what to do after my devastating news from Marie. I just got in my car and drove around. When I finally looked down and realized I was almost out of fuel I looked around. Subconsciously or luckily I was only a couple streets away from my parents house.
I was greeted with happy hellos and questioned stares. My mother, Carole, answered the door and ushered me inside. She had recently started dinner and as usual my father, Harold, was still in his car shop working late hours. He loved his cars and he loved fixing them.
I was alone with my mom eating a healthy array of pork chops, zucchini, and a fresh loaf of whole wheat bread. While my mother and I were catching up my father came in cursing and screaming about some random car in his "spot" in the driveway.
He was a man of little feelings, but when he saw me he busted out into tears. He sat down next to me and began asking me questions about how I've been and what I've been up to. I looked down and went quiet. I told them my story and asked if I could stay the night. Instead they offered that I stay until I got my life back on track. How could I say no to a free place to live?
My parents were kind enough to
allow me to have their basement, a large
step up from my single room single bath I used to
occupy before I left.
The basement was recently redone, I could still smell the paint fumes. There were now four rooms, where there used to be two. I had my own laundry room, half kitchen, full master bedroom, and a full connected bathroom.
I went to my new home and laid down. As I began to fall asleep I heard the door open upstairs and a familiar female voice broke the silence and began my odd out of place story.
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CHAPTER:1
The next morning I woke up at about noon. I walked into my own kitchen and realized I had no food downstairs. Something I should have thought about the night before. So I walked upstairs and rummaged through the kitchen for all food substances.
I found a coffee machine and some coffee grounds. I brewed myself a large cup of coffee and began reading the paper when I heard a squeal of excitement.
"Bruce! Is that really you?" my sister screamed a little louder than needed.
As I looked up from my paper I saw a sight that I'd never realized before.
Lucy, when I left was never home enough for me to see mature. Our conflicting schedules and age differences just never allowed me to ever see her over the years. Me being twenty-one and she eighteen.
She was 5'4" and had at least a C cup, a very full C cup. Her just past shoulder length hair, naturally brown and curly hung loose around her head at well almost all times.
My jaw must have just hung open for quite some time . The next thing I knew the paper had left my vision and a waving hand had replaced the boring paper.
"Bruce? Are you feeling ok? You look like you've seen a ghost."
"Lu-lu-Lucy? Is that really you?"
I was speechless. Not just from seeing her, but what she was wearing. A skimpy shirt that left little to my vivid imagination with loose fitting short shorts that showed the lower part of her perfect ass.
"I saw your car outside last night. I was so excited to see you but mom said you were too tired to see me. Are you really staying here? Were you too tired? Why are you here?"
Her questions were like a shotgun.
"Yes? No? What? I don't know? One question at a time Luce!"
"Ok why are you here? I mean I'm happy your here, but what made you come here?"
"Well...you see...you remember Marie right...well she...and I couldn't believe...I just happened to run out of gas right up by that old tree up the street and here I am now."
"Oh Bruce I'm so sorry about what Marie did to you." Lucy sniffled.
I saw a small tear in her eye, but as soon as it was there she turned away. She poured herself a cup of coffee, quickly drank it down, got herself ready for the day, and ran off with her friends to do who knows what.