Author's Notes: This story contains non-consent/reluctance, incest, anal, and BDSM. If this is something that bothers you, please move on to another story for your enjoyment.
This is the follow-up piece to Confused Connie. The third and final entry to this series is finished and should be posted soon.
I'd like to thank @1sickbastard and @JonnyD1 for all their valuable editing help and feedback during my writing process. Both are accomplished Literotica writers and wonderful storytellers, please check them out.
As always, this is the drama of my imaginary friend's and enemies' lives and all of them are over the age of consent, 18+.
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"Wildcat!"
"Sir! Yes, Sir!" Dylan returned as he stood at attention in the yard outside his barracks.
"Leave already? I've got your paperwork right here!" Drill Sergeant Markers barked.
"Sir! Yes, Sir!"
"You better run if you want to catch Digger before he leaves. Dismissed!" He said turning over Dylan's paperwork.
"Sir! Thank you, Sir!" Dylan shouted at his top volume as he saluted his superior officer.
"Alright, get out of here. And Wildcat?" He said with a small smirk on his lips.
"Sir?"
"Try to have a little fun, will you? We deploy Monday morning at 06:00." He winked at Private Dylan Reynolds, turned due north, and headed across the quad at a brisk pace.
Dylan broke into a sprint heading for the parking lot. He saw Digger, Private Karl Gideon, nicknamed so because before he joined the army he was a gravedigger, heading towards his car. Dylan earned his nickname because of all the scratches that covered his arms and back when he arrived for basic training. One of the guys joked he must have been in a fight with a wildcat the night before he arrived, and the name had stuck.
"Hey Digger, could I catch a ride south with you?"
"Sure, Wildcat, not a problem. Grab your gear and meet me here in ten."
Three hours and Dylan would know for sure what had happened to his baby sister. His first two months in basic had passed rather quickly but was pure torture for him, not from his army training, but because of his concerns over not knowing what was going on back home. He had had no contact with Connie in all the time he'd been there. Only a week into it, he got his first confirmation of some of his fears and worries; his father had said, "I have no son," and hung up on him when he called home. He called back and got a line-engaged signal. His worries then escalated to new heights.
He continuously wrote to Connie but all of his letters came back unopened, except that first letter he'd sent her from the bus station. He was sick with worry and put in for leave immediately, and finally, it had come. He was grateful. Four more days and he would have deployed without knowing what had happened at home, at least not for sure. His parents weren't talking to him and he couldn't get a hold of Connie to find out what was going on. His mind filled with realistic nightmares, that his parents knew what he'd done to Connie. For all he knew it seemed to be true. He had to hear it, face to face, from his parents or Connie, or both.
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Judith Reynolds wrangled a diamond-studded earring into her pierced ear as she descended the stairs. She hummed as she collected her purse from the kitchen counter. Her daughter looked a little pale and puffy sitting at the kitchen table with a bowl of soggy cereal in front of her. Her husband was silent, staring at the newspaper in his hands.
She paused with mild concern over the appearance of her daughter, but when she made eye contact with Connie, Connie smiled her innocent smile that said 'I've done nothing wrong', except she had done something for which her father seemed very angry. The two of them had been tiptoeing around each other for weeks now, only Judith had no idea what it could be.
Judith decided she didn't care. She briefly brushed her lips against her husband's cheek, grabbed the car keys, and headed out the front door. She loved her family. She loved her children, but Thomas Reynolds was always the disciplinarian of their 'happy' household and Judith didn't need to worry her 'pretty little head' about such things. So, she didn't, instead she filled her time with going to social lunches, shopping, and drinking martinis.