When Jude resists putting out on her first date with Billy, things go downhill fast. With no mother to guide her, she turns to Dad for some much needed advice. He quickly realizes that Jude wants more than just answers, she wants somebody to practice on, someone to help get her ready for her next date with Billy. It isn't long before Jude entices him into crossing the line...
This story is a work of fiction, intended for adult readers. All characters are adults, eighteen or older, and unusually horny.
Taylor VanCannon.
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I kicked back in the recliner, took a sip of Gentleman Jack, neat, and opened the newspaper to the sports page. The Jack went down smoothly, warming my gullet, as intended. It had been a grueling week. As junior litigation partner, it was my responsibility to meet a filing deadline for our largest corporate client. With a staff of ten, I just barely got it done. Now I could kick back. It would be at least two weeks before arguments, and my schedule was clear. Tomorrow was Saturday, and I already had a morning tee time scheduled.
I heard the squeal of tires in the driveway just as the front door flew open. Jude came in, disheveled, with fire in her eyes. Her white blouse was untucked, blotchy with damp areas, the buttons askew.
"Jude," I said, "Is something--"
"Don't," she interrupted, glaring at me. "Not a fucking word."
Jude came to live with us when she was ten, after her parents perished in a plane crash. It took my wife a long time to get over her brother's death, and it fell to me to become Jude's father. Over time, she came to think of Janice and I as Mom and Dad.
I watched her stomp up the stairs, defiantly.
What the fuck was that all about?
I knew that she had a date with Billy, for dinner and a movie, but here she was, home before seven.
I heard the shower running and music playing. Perhaps this wasn't as bad as it seemed, just a date gone bad. She was eighteen, a year older than most of the other Juniors in her high school class.
When Janice passed unexpectedly after a botched tummy tuck, Jude and I went through a painful adjustment that took its toll on both of us. Jude fell a year behind in school, and I poured myself into my work. It was times like this that brought back a flood of memories of our early dates, of the good days, along with thoughts of what should have been.
Lost in my memories of Janice, an hour had passed before Jude walked down the stairs, her short, athletic figure draped in a bright sundress. Her long dark hair cascaded down her shoulders, framing her cute, perky face. She was the spitting image of her mother, my late sister-in-law.
"Sorry to snap at you, Dad," she said, with no trace of her earlier anger.
"No problem," I replied. "I guess your date didn't work out."
"That's an understatement," she said, raising her voice, a flash of anger returning. "That fucking Billy is such an animal. I don't know what to do."
So much for mellowing out.
Her short fuse left me confused, unsure what she wanted me to do. I felt her pain, but didn't know how to offer her comfort. Then it struck me, Janice and I were her age when we met, and our first date had gone badly. Perhaps that experience would provide some common ground for us.
"You know," I started, "my first date with Janice didn't go too well either."
"Really?" she asked, "you two always seemed so happy."
"True," I answered, "but it didn't start that way. I was an all-star football player; she was a cheerleader. Apparently, she didn't share my expectations for a first date."
She laughed, "You mean that you expected her to put out."
That seemed to break the ice, so I went with it. "Right, but Janice knew how to handle it, how to turn an awkward situation to her advantage. She had this theory that all men were untrained pigs. However, she learned early on that unruly men could be brought around, if you just gave them the right incentives."
"This I've got to hear," she said, pulling up a chair and sitting in front of my recliner, ready to absorb more of my late wife's wisdom.
"I'll tell you what," I said, thoughtfully, "describe what went wrong tonight and I'll tell you how she would have handled it, or at least how she would have handled me."
"Okay," she replied, somewhat skeptical. "It's going to be about sex, and we've never really talked about it. I'm game if you are."
"Shoot," I said, "start with Billy, what's he like?"
"He's nice, a little crude. He and his mother have a ranch out of town where they board horses. He's a cowboy and dresses like one. He's strong... and tall... and dark... and handsome." She laughed at her long drawn out characterization. "Am I really that shallow?"
I joined in her laughter. "Okay, he's the man of your dreams. Now the date," I asked, "what happened?"
"We had some time before dinner, so he drove up the mountain, you know, to one of the secluded spots overlooking the city. He parked his truck, and we... made out. After less than a minute, he grabbed for my... well, you know... he started feeling me up. I wanted tender and gentle, but he was rough and crude. It didn't feel good; in fact, it hurt a little."
I listened intently, genuinely concerned. But my mind was elsewhere, back one of my early dates with Janice. What she just described with Billy sounds a lot like how I behaved back then.
"Do you want me to go on?" she asked, realizing my attention had drifted off.
"Sorry, I can pretty much figure out how your date ended."
"You can?" she asked, surprised.
"Sure, you told him to stop, and he got mad, probably accused you of ruining a good date. Did he demand that you make up for it by jacking him off? Did you feel responsible and agree to do it? From the way you looked when you came in, he made a mess all over your blouse."
"Dad," she said, "he did that on purpose, to humiliate me. What a fucking pig. Anyway, how did you know?"
"You're right about one thing, all men are are capable of being pigs, and I used to be one of them."
She laughed again, relieved to get her story out. "So, what would Mom have done, how would she have handled Billy?"
"With a lot more skill than you did."
"Dad!"
"I'm sorry, that came out wrong. What I meant was that Mom would take that situation and turn it to her advantage. She always had a strategic goal and could find just the right tactics to achieve it."
"I don't understand."
"Think about it, what was your strategic goal for your date with Billy."
"I don't know; it was just a date. Dinner and a movie."
"But you knew that you would make out at some point, didn't you?"
"Yeah, so what?"
"Well, how did you want that to come out? Was your only goal to jack him off?"
"Dad... I never gave it much thought. I just thought I'd go along with whatever Billy wanted."
"Think about it now, if you could do it over, what would you want to happen? What would be your strategic goal?"
"This is kind of awkward," she replied, confused and embarrassed. "Can't you just tell me what my goal should have been."