Anything The Heart Wants - Part 1
Hot Day and Hot Nights on Cape Bonita
By
Rob McCall IV
This is a multi-part story of a young man's life and the joys of his adopted family. It begins in Incest/Taboo and may travel to other categories in the early chapters, but will return to I/T if you stay with the story.
All persons depicted in sexual acts are at least 18 years of age and consenting adults.
© 2022 RMcCIV
"Why is it that whenever you look up at the clouds, they always look like some kind of animal?" I said to Andi, lying on the picnic blanket next to me.
"I don't know, but they do. Look at that one," she said, pointing towards a grouping of puffy, white cumulus clouds over slightly to our right. "That looks like a polar bear."
I nodded in agreement and pointed to the left. "Check out that one. Don't cha think it looks like a bucking bronco?"
"No, I think it looks like a cute little pony. See, there's the tail," and she waved her hand. "And how about that one next to it?" Andi turned to look at me as her hand landed on my chest, finding the skin in between my open shirt as the soft inner thigh of her shapely left leg landed on top of mine. "That one next to it is an elephant."
"An elephant?!"
"Yeah. An elephant. A big white fluffy elephant. Can't you see it!"
"Well, maybe, kinda, sort of. As long as it's not a pink elephant dancing," I laughed, and Andi merrily joined in. Her infectious smile brighter than the sun in the sky. A smile filled with happiness and life.
We held our look for another moment. I couldn't help it. I was so mesmerized by the beautiful blonde by my side on the blanket. The mop of slightly curly hair, her azure eyes the color of the sky without any clouds, how her freckles danced lightly over the bridge of her nose, and her inviting lips lightly covered in strawberry gloss begging me to roll over and give her a big, deep kiss.
I pulled back and looked at her some more. Today she was wearing a light, low-cut top tucked into pink shorts. You know, the type of shorts with those little "Vs." stitched into the sides.
Her lightweight summer top had small, flat circles patterned throughout it. I am sure she was wearing it because it made her sizable breasts look ravishing and her waist small. She knew I couldn't resist her 20 year old C-cups straining against the fabric.
"Hey! Check that one out over there!" she grabbed my arm to point, breaking the spell." That looks like two dogs doing it."
"Doing it?" You mean fucking?"
"Yes, asshole, fucking," she snarked at me while punching me in the side.
"Oww! That hurts!"
"Good. That's what you get for being a jerk.
Okay," I said, rubbing my side before pointing at another. "Doesn't that one look like the sea horses we saw down at Sea World last summer?"
"Yeah, a little.
"And Shamu is right next to it," I added, moving her hand slightly towards the crotch of my shorts, that was starting to get rather tight. "Look! He wants you to slide on and take a long ride," and yanked her on top of me, so she was sitting right on my "killer whale" with her thighs straddling mine.
"And what exactly do you think you're doing?" she giggled.
"I thought you'd like to 'Free Willy' and treat my large Orca to some wet and slippery fun."
Jodie rubbed her cameltoe up and down my ever-expanding hardon. "Do you now?"
"Yes, ma'am. But be careful of the blow hole," I teased as I put my arms around her and playfully rolled Andi onto her back as my hand slid under her blouse and over her luscious right boob.
In no time at all, both of her luscious breasts were out, and Andi's shorts were dandling off of her left ankle as I moved her lacy pink thong to the side of her freshly shaved pussy.
I broke our kiss and whispered, "You're dripping already."
"Will you shut up and put that big cock of yours in me already!"
And I grabbed hold of the shaft, positioning its fat, mushroom head snuggly against her lips, and shoved my hard cock balls deep into my beautiful step-sister's velvety pussy.
Chapter 2
My story begins growing up in the picturesque village of Cape Bonita, a small beach town, sometimes known as Bonita Pines, because of the southern live oaks that populate the surrounding hills that run down to our world-class beaches and popular surf spots.
Cape Bonita is filled with friendly, local store owners, safe, pleasant neighborhoods, and parks and attractions. There is natural beauty everywhere: lush vegetation like colorful Lantana flowers, the eye-catching beautyberry, the coral honeysuckle known for its red flowers, our ubiquitous palm trees, and many others, all joining the southern live oak from which it gets its nickname. We're surrounded by the natural beauty of mountains to the east and crystal clear ocean waters to the west, and what's called "sugar sand" beaches that seem to stretch for miles. And it's a welcoming community with open arms and families of all kinds, including ours.
For years it had been dad and me living by ourselves and doing fine in the suburban paradise of Cape Bonita in our three bedroom house on the cul-de-sac with the ping-pong table in the basement, the pool in the back, and our golden retriever, Brownie, my closest and best friend, by my side.
Mom died in a head-on crash when I was only five, killed by a drunk driver who walked away from the wreck with barely a scratch and no prison time, even though I was sentenced to a lifetime without my mother's love.
Despite that, Dad and I had a great life together. He owned his own business, and it was large enough that we could spend quality time together but not so big that he had to be in the office every moment of the day. Most nights, we had dinner together, dad always found the time to coach my Little League teams, and we had many memorable trips together. I loved the beach and was learning to surf, but my favorite was the tent camping trips in the state parks and also the backwoods of the mountains high above Cape Bonita with Brownie always by our side. Thanks to dad, I became a pretty good outdoorsman, proficient with a tent, and a campfire, not to mention fishing, especially fly fishing in both river and lake. I love camping and the woods.
In the summer before my 7
th
grade year, way before I started to notice girls more than camping and fishing, the Tanners moved next door. Margie, a divorced mother of two, was a svelte blonde with a sweet personality and a welcoming smile. She had two daughters. Her older daughter, Andrea, or "Andi," was a jock and a year younger entering 6th grade, and her younger daughter Jessica, or "Jess" to family and friends, was a geeky girl in baggy sweaters and glasses.
Sharing a simple wooden fence and since we were the house with the pool and other fun things like ping-pong and a great dog, it didn't take long for the three of us kids to become friends with a lot of playing around the pool, kid stuff, and some general rough-housing between Andi and me. Hey, I've got to say she had one hell of an arm and threw a ball pretty well for a girl.
Dad even built a special "hidden" door in the fence behind the grapefruit tree for the three of us to run back and forth to each other's homes after the grownups got tired of our constant door knocking.
As much as Andi and Jess enjoyed our rec room and pool, I loved hanging out in the Tanners' house. Jess was such a geek that by the age of nine, she had accumulated a sizable library of video games that the two of us played whenever allowed, with Andi joining in on occasion. On the other hand, Andi's "playroom" was the family gym where she worked out daily in hopes of being in The Olympics one day. I joined in working out on the equipment, too, and spotted her on occasion.
But we did more than play together. School work interfered with that!
I was good in the humanities parts of school, like English and history, and Jess was a certified math whiz. I never would have passed middle school geometry without her help, and Andi was your basic all-around A-student who would share her homework with the two of us when she felt like it.
In no time at all, it was as if we were brother and sisters.
Dad and Margie hit it off too. Which was to be expected -- I suppose -- since Dad had noticed Margie standing on the front curb the day they moved in.