Heather Parker
I stared at the picture of my cousin April, her stage name listed as Ruby, in the small flip book Carson's pimp friend had left. I remembered when we were in high school, she absolutely did not want to depend on her dad for any money, and that was part of the reason she left Florida for Nevada to attend school at UNLV. Still, I had no idea she was doing this for money.
"Seems being a bartender wasn't paying April's bills," Carson said, with shock in his voice as he looked at a side profile of his sister in a black thong and garter belt, covering her bare breasts with her arm.
Like all the women in the family, my cousin was absolutely gorgeous. She could be a body double for Alissa Violet, except with green eyes. My cousin was tall, standing at five-ten and weighing around one-hundred-and-twenty-five pounds. She had natural and elegant C-cup breasts and a near-perfect hourglass figure measuring thirty-five by twenty-four by thirty-five.
Looking up from the page, I watched my cousin checking out my other cousin, his own sister. My pussy started to stir. On the strangest impulse, I grabbed my phone from the nightstand and quickly dialed the number on the page.
With a bit of alarm in his voice, Carson asked, "What are you doing?"
I ignored the question as the phone was answered on the first ring. "Go for Derek," the voice said.
"Umm ya, hey Derek, this is Heather, Carson's girl. Can you set us up with Ruby?"
"Hey!" Carson shouted in shock, I quickly put my hand to his mouth.
"Ru-oo-bee, man, that girl is hot. Had her a couple times myself, she's one of the more popular escorts. She's booked at the Spearmint Rhino today if you want to drop by and see her in person first, but I can definitely send her over tomorrow. It's going to be two thousand for twelve hours."
"Not a problem. Just have her arrive at the hotel room by six p.m. I've got a date night in mind."
"No problem, Heather, and tell Carson to call me more often. We need to hang out sometime." Derek said before hanging up.
I set the phone down and looked back at Carson's slightly mad face. "You can't be serious, " he said with a stern tone.
"Oh, I am dead serious; I'm paying two thousand dollars to watch you fuck Ruby."
"My sister."
"So, fucking your mom and cousin is fine, but you draw the line at your sister?" I asked, laughing. Carson just let out a huff.
I rolled towards him in bed, putting my naked body on his, my cousin's cum still leaking out of my pussy. I straddled his hips and pushed him back against the headboard. I grabbed his soft cock and let out a soft moan as I pushed it back inside of me. I rode on top of Carson, feeling him harden inside me again. I looked deep into his eyes, saying, "I want to watch you fuck your sister the same way you fucked your mom." I gently kissed his lips, then moved to nibble on his ear. As I picked up my hip movement, pushing his hardening cock deeper inside me. I whispered into my cousin's ear, "I like to watch Carson. I want to watch you fuck a lot of women."
Sasha Crigler
I sat in the waiting room to see my OB-GYN back in Orlando to get the results of my fertility tests. I thought I would have to wait another month to test my fertility since the blood tests needed to happen during a woman's menstrual cycle. However, when Carson was in the hospital, I contacted the local fertility clinic in Jackson, Wyoming. I went to get my blood drawn in the hospital's lab. Now, my doctor had the results, and I was nervous about seeing them.
My whole life, there was only one man whose child I wanted to carry. As much as I love Carson and April, I never wanted Frank to knock me up. Getting pregnant with Carson was a stupid teenage mistake. Getting pregnant with April only happened because I wanted to try to stay with my son's father. The reality is I never loved Frank enough to ever want to carry his child. The only man whose child I wanted to carry was my own fathers, but his vasectomy ensured that would never happen.
Then I watched my handsome, strong, brave son put his life on the line to fight a bear to save Heather. It was the scariest moment of my life. All the fear a mother could ever face was about to happen right in front of me. The thought my son was about to die froze me in place as I watched the struggle.
But somehow, Carson won. Bloody and beaten, my son had fought the bear and forced it back. When I regained my senses, I helped Heather with Carson as we waited for medical help to arrive. Between the time my son was airlifted away and the time Heather & I arrived at the hospital; I noticed my feelings towards my son had changed.
I had wanted to provide him a child for being the man taking financial care of me, like my mother raised me to do, but fearing for his very survival I couldn't imagine my life without him. Not just as a mother losing her son but as a woman losing her lover. All fleeting thoughts over this past week and month were now dreams I was terrified of losing out on.
I wanted to be the woman in his bed, relieving him from his stressful day. I wanted to be the woman holding his hand on a date while we stared into each other's eyes, deeply in love. I wanted to bring another life into this world, not just as some obligation but because I wanted there to be more Carsons. By the time I reached the hospital, I knew I wanted to dedicate the rest of my life to my son and provide for his needs.
I knew Carson would take care of me no matter what. I didn't raise him with my mother's values. However, as I sat in my doctor's office waiting for my fertility test results, I was scared I wouldn't be able to provide Carson with absolutely everything. I was scared I couldn't give all of myself to my son. I wanted more than anything to give my son a baby, and soon, I would find out if I could.
Finally, a woman in her mid-thirties walked in. She looked like Cristina Yang from Grey's Anatomy, except with straight hair instead of curly. "Hello Sasha, nice to see you again. How is everything going?" she asked in the typical professional greeting. My doctor, Melissa, and I were closer than a typical doctor/patient, so this standard greeting slightly threw me off.
Before responding, I noticed she wasn't wearing her obnoxiously large wedding ring, so I decided to pry without being too obvious. "Oh, I'm doing good. How have you been, Doctor Cruz?"
Using her last name had the desired effect. Melissa's face frowned, partly sad and partly disgusted. "Actually, it's Doctor Cho now. Juan and I finalized our divorce just after Christmas, so I went back to my maiden name."
"Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. How are you holding up?"
Melissa visibly held back a tear. "I've been getting through it."
"Oh, I'm sorry, sweety," I said as I stood up to hug her. "We don't have to talk about that part, but at least tell me how your kids are holding up."