Foreword
A short incest piece this time. Amy arrives the evening before her sister's wedding. She goes to bed in her brother's hotel room, exhausted after a long flight from Malaysia to Europe...
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GA - Da Nang, Vietnam - 16th of March 2015.
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Gareth finally caught her outside. "Amy, please ... We've got to talk about it."
Amy turned when she heard his voice, her eyes wide with fright when she faced him. She gulped, throat working while shaking her head, blonde ringlets waving.
"No," Gareth's sister said, a hand going up to halt his forward momentum. "We don't. I don't want to talk about it. It shouldn't have happened, Gareth." Amy swallowed heavily again, casting another furtive glance around the gardens in case anyone was close by. "As far as I'm concerned, it didn't
happen," she hissed through a portcullis of pristine teeth. "Forget it, Gareth. It ... Never ... Happened."
He grabbed for her arm when she ducked past him. "Amy, please!"
But she was too quick, Amy was away, hurrying up the broad steps towards the hotel front door, her heels clicking against the marble floor as she went.
"Shit," Gareth spat, frustrated, fingers clenching into fists.
The previous evening:
"Amy's here!"
Gareth and Jennifer both looked up. Their mother stood at the side of the table, visibly enthused.
Jennifer was the first to speak. "She made it?" Smiling at her mother, Jennifer rose to her feet. "Oh, Mum, it's going to be perfect."
It was early evening. They were in the bar of the hotel - a grand old pile in the Yorkshire Dales, a manor house turned into a country hotel-cum-wedding-venue, with Jennifer's nuptials their reason for being there.
For Melody Cartwright it had been a logistical headache stretching back months, but it seemed the hard work was about to pay off: it was the eve of the big day, the wedding was now in the lap of the gods and the planner - Melody trusted in both.
"The three of you together again." Melody sighed, beaming. "My wonderful children."
"Oh, Mum," Gareth winced, embarrassed.
Then a woman appeared at the doorway, expression expectant as she surveyed the room, cheeks dimpling when she saw them, her smile delighted.
"Amy!" Jennifer trilled. She reached out to embrace her younger sister. "Oh God, you got here. I'm so glad."
The sisters embraced, both chattering excitedly.
"Hello, Gaz," Amy said to her brother, thirty seconds later. "Good to see you."
In a more restrained fashion, Gareth stood up and hugged his sister, his height dwarfing the diminutive blonde.
"How was the flight?" Gareth asked when the three siblings were seated around the table, Melody rushing away to the bar.
Amy shrugged. "Yeah, not bad. Landed at Heathrow on time, made the connection to Manchester okay." She rolled her eyes and grimaced, adding, "The M62 was a bit of dog."
Gareth nodded slowly. "Friday evening," he said. "Bad timing."
"But you're here now," Jennifer cut in. "I'm so pleased you could make it."
"For my sister's wedding?" Amy replied, shrugging.
"Are they okay with the time off?" Jennifer asked, concerned.
"I'll be honest, they took a little working on, but it's all fine, Jen. I'll have four days here and then it's back to Kuala Lumpur."
The conversation went back-and-forth as the four caught up on minor family occurrences since their last Skype call: an update on Amy's teaching job; recent developments in Gareth's IT business; the health or ailments of aunts, cousins, uncles and various other members of the extended family; who was coming to the wedding and who wasn't.
Finally, after a full hour of it, Amy yawned. "God, I'm knackered," she sighed, blinking.
"At least you made it to 9 p.m.," Jennifer said. "Worst thing you can do is go to sleep too early."
Amy nodded, stifling another huge yawn with the back of a hand. "Oh God, I'm sorry," she said, grimacing. "I think I'd better call it a night. Hopefully I'll be brighter tomorrow."
"Come on then," Melody said, rising quickly. "Let's get you back to the house."
Gareth saw his sister pull a face and realised Amy wasn't exactly thrilled with the prospect of another half-an-hour minutes in a car.
"It's twin beds in my room," he said. "If you're cream-crackered, Amy ... Well, it makes no odds to me, but you can always crash out here. Saves you having to try to keep your eyes open-"
Amy considered the suggestion and turned to her mother. "What do you think, Mum? I must admit," she went on, "the idea of going upstairs and tumbling into bed...
"Sorry, Mum," Amy continued. "I'll come home if you want, but-"
Melody blinked in the face of the unexpected offer. "We-ell," she said, slowly. "I suppose ... But it's up to you, darling-"
"Is it really all right?" Amy asked her brother. "You don't mind?"
Gareth shrugged. "What's to mind ... As long as you don't snore."
***
Gareth woke up when the bed dipped. He blinked into the dark, confused by the unfamiliar feel of his surroundings for a moment or two. He wasn't at home - so where was he?
Then it came back to him: Jennifer's wedding; the hotel...
An indistinct shadow moved next to him, a vaguely human form sitting on the edge of his bed.
There was movement, a weight resting against him before Gareth felt a hand on his cock.
Stunned, he gaped into the darkness, his body responding to the touch despite his surprise.
"Amy?" Gareth gurgled. But it couldn't be. Amy was his sister - what would she be doing fondling his dick in the middle of the night.