In Chapter One of this story Josephine told us about her and her best friend Salma's plan to show Salma's father what Jo's father already knew, that daughters are for fucking. In Chapter 2 Salma takes over as the narrator and lets us know how it works out.
I appreciate the comments about the propriety of using the singular "Daddy's" regardless of whether I was speaking about one or both of Josephine and Salma's fathers. My aim was to treat "Daddy's" as a title, the way the two daughters talked about their fathers, sort of an honorific. It felt sexier to me. Feel free to let me know if you think I succeeded.
As always, all story characters engaged in sexual activities are eighteen years of age or older.
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On the way home from watching the soccer match with Jo and Mr. Robertson I lay my hand on Daddy's thigh, as if unaware of his erection inches away. What would happen if I touched it? Would it scare him off? I was tempted, but I wanted Daddy for the rest of my life, best to be patient.
"Daddy, I was having trouble with a couple of problems in calculus, can you help me when we get home?"
"Of course Princess."
"I like it when you call me that Daddy. That's what I want, to be your Princess."
"That's what you are, my forever Princess."
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I pushed my tablet and calculator across the coffee table to Daddy; his eyes flickered briefly on my breasts, braless in my sun dress. We discussed my homework, I occasionally leaned forward and entered data in my tablet or calculator, giving him plenty more opportunities to look; his glances grew more frequent, less furtive. Aroused, my breasts flushed, my nipples became erect. Daddy responded, his stomach growled, his cock hardened. Finally I told Daddy I understood, walked around the table, thanked him, hugged him, pressing my body to his, then hurried to my room to masturbate.
Later I checked Daddy's waste basket, he had also.
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"Daddy, Jo and I found a place in the back of the state park. It's private, perfect for a picnic. She's going to ask Mr. Robertson, would you like to go?"
"Of course Princess."
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Jo and I packed lunch, grapes, cole slaw, and our awesome Thai Chicken Salad, and the four of us rode our bicycles to the park. The nearby stream was clean and secluded - there'd be no unwanted eyes on us - and Jo and I peeled off our shorts and tee-shirts, revealing our tiny bikinis, got into the water, swam a bit, splashed each other, talked our fathers into joining us. They took off their shirts to my and Jo's delight - they were well built and nicely muscled - waded into the water; the four of us explored, played, laughed.
Afterwards, settled on our blankets, we let the sun dry our bodies, then Jo and I broke out lunch, insisting our Daddy's play sultan, lie on the ground, heads on our laps, as we dropped grapes into their mouths.
That night we watched a movie in Mr. Robertson's home theater, Jo and I cuddled in our fathers' arms.
I was jealous. Jo was playing with her father's thing.
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Daddy and I were going to the movies. He came downstairs, stopped when he noticed my discriminating look.
"What is it Princess?"
"With those pants, I'm thinking either your maroon or teal shirt."
"You mean the red and green ones?"
I nodded.
"I wondered if one of them would look better."
I said, "Let's see."
Daddy no longer thought anything of me entering his bedroom while he pulled a shirt off his magnificent chest, of my commenting on how much I liked its light smattering of hair, then trying on several things as I watched and choose his clothes.
It was a guy movie, but I didn't mind. I liked sitting in a dark theater with Daddy, leaning my body into his, our intertwined hands resting on a thigh. Afterwards we went out for coffee, shared a slice of cheesecake. At home I kissed him goodnight, let my lips open a bit, move against his, enough so he'd notice, not so much that he couldn't rationalize it. When he turned on the shower I cracked open his door, heard him masturbating, returned to my room, did the same.
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"Princess, would you pick a tie out for me?"
Daddy was nervous. He had a big presentation, it could mean millions of dollars for the company. Last night he'd practiced, we'd polished it together, I'd assured him how good it was. Tonight, whether he got the account or not, we had plans for dinner.
I tied his tie, slipped his jacket over his shoulders, fixed his hair, straightened his collar, stood on my toes, kissed his cheek and whispered in his ear, "You're going to knock 'em dead."
Daddy kissed my forehead and said, "You take such good care of me Princess. I'm a lucky man."
"I'm the lucky one Daddy, and this is what daughters are for, to take care of their daddies anyway they can."
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Wearing a knee length red and black dress with a plunging neck line and matching heels, I re-read Daddy's text: "Princess, I wanted you to be the first to know, we got the account, I couldn't have done it without you," then entered the restaurant and saw him, so handsome in his blue suit. I told the lady at the desk that my date was already here, moved towards his table; his (and the other men's) eyes lighting up when he saw me. Daddy stood, took my hand in his, kissed my cheek, held my chair for me. We toasted his triumph, ate, celebrated and laughed, he reached across the table and held my hand; I ran my thumb on the back of his hand.
Later that night, at home, as we sat on the couch drinking coffee, I leaned my back against him, he wrapped his arms around me, and I said, "I had so much fun tonight, congratulations again, I love you Daddy."
"I love you too my sweet Princess, y'know I couldn't make it without you."
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Daddy didn't blink when I suggested a double-date with Jo and Mr. Robertson to the local comedy club, he'd long ago gotten used to the term. He also didn't blink when I sat close to him, touched him, left my hand on his arm or leg. After all, Jo and her Daddy were doing the same. This night, however, there was a new thing. When Jo and I headed for the bathroom Mr. Robertson leaned over and said, "Carlos, do you find yourself attracted to Salma," the question leaving no doubt that was how Mr. Robertson felt about Jo.
Relieved to hear he was not alone, Daddy said, "Yeah, you too?"
"Yeah. I've read about it, it's apparently common, still, it's good to know I'm not alone."
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