Disclaimers: As with nearly all my stories, each and every person in this story is fictional. They only exist in my mind. If sexy stuff happens, the lucky ones doing those things are 18, or older. If sex between siblings isn't your thing, find another story. You've been warned!
HATE! That's a horrible word, but in the context of my life, its the only word I can conjure up regarding the man who I've been told has just died. For the first eighteen years of my life, he masqueraded as my father. I'll elaborate on that further into my story.
My name now is Dylan Thomas Young. I was born Albert Edward Williams. Born to Edward and Anne Williams, with a sister, Victoria, nearly six years older than me. Get the picture? Victoria and Albert?
For reasons I didn't realize, until later, my father always hated me. I just couldn't please him, no matter how good my grades in school were. It must have been my second year of high school, I just quit trying. Be assured, my grades were still straight A's, but good old dad just seemed to treat me as a non entity.
During my senior year, I received the results of the DNA test I submitted, and realized what the issue was. Edward Williams wasn't my biological father.
I started digging into the genealogy, included with my example, to see if I could find who just might be my father.
It took a while, but with grit and perseverance, I not only found his name, but located him. About as far from our suburban Boston home as you could find. Issaquah, Washington. The only reason I'd ever heard of that city was, its where the HQ of Costco, Wholesale are located.
After debating with myself for a few weeks, I finally reached out to the man who just might answer my myriad of questions.
After several very nice conversations, I knew that as soon as I graduated from high school, I was heading out west. This, after being assured I would be more than welcomed. It seemed as if he wanted to meet me, almost as much as I wanted to meet him. Even though he told me he had two younger kids, with a now ex-wife, he had always wondered about his oldest. Yes, he knew he had knocked up his first real girlfriend, and even though she was over fifteen years his senior, he was madly in love with this older, married woman.
Back to the present. I stood out in front of the house I was raised in, deciding if I should ring the bell, or just go inside.
I noticed a couple move around me and knock on the door.
When the door opened, I saw my mother, who I hadn't seen in almost six years. At first, she just looked straight at me, with no recognition, but like a light bulb going off, she put both hands to her face, and whispered, "thank you for coming, Albert." Hearing this, my sister moved next to her, staring right at me.
Moving inside, we just stood, silently, until I very slowly started to talk.
"First, and foremost, for nearly six years, now my name has been changed to Dylan Thomas Young. Second, I'm here just so you know I'm alive, mother. And last, but not least, I want you both to know that my main reason for me being here is so I can shit on the grave of that bastard who hated me my first eighteen years of my life."
"Albert, how can you talk like that?"
"Mother, you more than anyone should know the answer to that question. Just so your memory can be jogged, do you remember Thomas Llewellyn Young?"
I thought mom was going to pass out. She just might have, had my sister not wrapped her arms around her, holding her upright.
"How can you do this, at this time, when we are preparing to bury your father, in two days?"
Before I could correct her, my sister spoke up, saying I shouldn't have started out with that news.
"Let's sit down, so you can tell us what all this new information is, so we can catch up, in private."
Telling the rest of the people in her house that the three of us needed some privacy. When the house emptied, we moved into the sitting room that looked exactly the same as I remember.
After a brief silence, I began.
"I started searching for the reason Edward Williams always hated me. I will assume he always knew about your affair, mother, that resulted in my birth. Please, let me finish."
"I found out during my senior year of high school, that Edward wasn't my father. It took a while, but then I found Thomas Young, and reached out and started a conversation with him."
"I moved to the Greater Seattle area right after graduation. After a few conversations with my real father, he took me under his wing. I graduated from the University of Washington, with a degree in interior design. After graduation, my dad asked me to run one of his bars or restaurants. Since he owned four upscale restaurants, plus three very nice bars, he gave me my pick of locations. I chose his location in the Capitol Hill area."
Taking a breath, I continued.
"In the two years I've been running the 'Best Bar In Town', revenue has increased by nearly 30%. One thing I always did was to include anyone who wanted to eat or drink in my restaurant, and bar. It just happened to be located in a neighborhood with a very high percentage of LGBTQ people, who like to spend money."
"Are you gay, Albert, oops, Dylan?"
"I consider myself bisexual, Victoria, as I have had both boyfriends and girlfriends. I have been in very nice relationships with both sexes."
"Are you in a relationship, now,? mom asked.
"Not right now, but I've been seeing a girl for a few weeks, but when I asked her to come back here with me, she declined."
Sitting, staring at each other, I finally asked both of them if they didn't have any questions. When neither of them spoke, right away, I got up with the intention of going back to my hotel.
"Please sit down, so I can digest all you've told me. Yes, Thomas and I had an affair that Edward knew about, and didn't complain. That is, until I became pregnant. He thought I did it on purpose, to spite him."
"Is that when you discover he just might have been gay, himself?"
Sobbing into a tissue, mother just nodded her head, yes. My sister just sat there, with her eyes wide open, with this look of complete shock. I guess I should be referring to her as my half-sister, but I held no animosity towards her, as she always treated me fairly.
"I take it, Tory, you didn't know any of this." Tory being the name I always called her.
She just shook her head no.
"Can I ask you one huge favor, son, even though I might not have the right to?"
"OK, I'll listen."
"Please don't do that thing you said you came here to do."
"You know, my dad asked me the same thing, when I told him my intention, so I guess I won't."
"Thank you. I think I'm going up to my room. Victoria, will you be sure to lock up, whenever your brother wants to leave?"
As my mother started out of the room, I moved over to her and put my arms around her, not saying a word, but just held her sobbing body. My God, but she seemed older and so much more frail than her sixty years showed.
Sitting back down, Tory just looked at me, with tears in her eyes telling me she looked forward to the birthday cards I sent her, each year I was gone.
I always remembered her birthday, and she did the same, knowing where I lived, plus my new name, without know why I changed it. She never asked, and I never told her.
After another half hour, or so, of just catching up, I got up to leave, when she moved over to me, giving me a very nice hug, and, much to my surprise, kissed me right on the lips, in a not very sisterly way.
Holding on, as if it meant her falling over, I held her tightly, hearing her whisper she was sorry for that kiss.
I took her face in both hands and returned the kiss, adding just a bit of tongue.
