I woke at 6:30 the next morning, trying to decide if I was up to playing hockey today or if I should call the coach to tell him I was sick. I wasn't, but I was more tired than usual due to the experience I had with my sister Josie, or Jos, as I called her, the night before. She had confronted me during the evening about how I used her panties to jerk off in. During that confession I admitted I also used mom's panties for the same purpose. After my "true confession" we were both so turned on we first masturbated together, and then she gave me a world class blow job.
So, I wasn't exactly at my peak this morning, but I can't say I was unhappy. Did I feel up to playing? If I didn't play at my best, I'd get my ass kicked on the ice. Playing defenseman on a hockey team is tough enough. When you're not at your best, having 230 lb. forwards crashing down on you can be a bone shattering experience. Literally.
Adding to the equation was something I said to Jos last night when I was cumming while she blew me. I shouted, among other obscenities, that she was my love. We agreed we had to talk about that before we continued any further carnal activities. I got the idea the feeling was kind of mutual.
OK, I was not up to the punishment of 60 minutes of hockey today. I called Coach and let him know I was sick (cough cough) and, while he wasn't happy, he understood. I think. Fuck him if he didn't.
I took a shower and shaved. got dressed in a sweater and jeans and sneakers and made my way to the kitchen. No one else was stirring in the house. My parents I figured were good to sleep until 10 at least, and Jos would be up anytime now, which was 8. I put on a pot of coffee for everyone else (I hate coffee, and I don't need caffeine) and got a glass of OJ. I opened my laptop to see about any emails or Instagram messages. On Facebook there was a personal message for me. It was from Jos. It read "Going out early, Ronnie. Went to swim, then do some shopping. I'll be home around 11:30. Wanna go to lunch? I'm buying. Jos."
Ok, so... about 3 hours plus till she comes home. I messaged back to tell her that would be fine, and I went about doing some homework, clean my room and did my laundry. I cook too. I'll make a great wife for some lucky woman some day.
Sure as I expected, mom and dad came downstairs a little after 10, tired but chipper. I told them the coffee was 2 hours old. Forewarned is forearmed and all that. Mom made a fresh pot. She offered to make breakfast but I told her I had some toast and Josie was taking me to lunch. Dad said lucky you.
Then mom realized I was home when I shouldn't be. "Wait one second, champ." Mom called me champ when she had to question me about something. Why aren't you playing hockey this morning. I told her I wasn't feeling well this morning, so I called off playing. "Well if you're too sick to play in that league we spent a fortune on, you're too sick to go out to lunch, even with your sister."
Shit. Why didn't I just tell her the game was cancelled? "Mom, it's passing already. Jos and I don't get to hang out much lately, and we just want some time to catch up."
She wasn't buying it. "You two are thick as thieves, probably have something cooking you don't want your father and I to know about." She was staring me down hard.
Mom had always been the hardcase. Dad was a pushover, barely involved when discipline needed to be administered. In any case I was going out with my sister.
"Look mom. I felt like crap this morning, but I feel better now. You know I don't miss hockey or school or a gig with the band unless I absolutely have to. So I needed to this morning. I'm better now. I'm 18. I'm going to go to lunch with my sister." I was staring her down now.
"Ok." That was all she said. Nice, even voice. Uh-oh. She then came to me and held out her hand and said "That will be 43.65 for this weeks game you missed. We pay for you to play, and that's what it costs us per game, not including equipment and travelling. But we'll just call it 43.65. Got cash?"
She was good. I mean REALLY good. "Dad? Can you help me out here?"
"Don't get me involved in this, Ronnie. This is between you and your mother." He had a smile on his face. I lost.
"Be right back." I went up to my room, and got 50 bucks I'd been saving for a used bass I really wanted. I went back to the kitchen handing her the 50. She put it in her robe pocket and walked away.
"Mom? Ahem?"
"What, Ronnie?"
"My change?"
"Sorry dear, that's a fine towards those other things I mentioned. You're getting off cheap at 6.35. Be grateful."
I was furious. She could really be a piece of work. Bad enough to take my 43 bucks and change, but the rest of the money from the 50 I gave her. I was steaming. Dad was chuckling. "What the hell's so funny, dad?"
"You are. She got you good. Next time, go to your game or be prepared to stay home all day. Price you pay, dude."
Grrrrrrrrrrrr. I couldn't wait for Jos to get home to get me out of here. I won't be getting my own car until after graduation. I was stuck for another hour and ten minutes.
I didn't talk to my parents for the rest of the morning. They were chuckling at my predicament. I couldn't even concentrate on my reading. Just watched the tube.
Finally Jos walked in at 11:45 unaware of the mini storm that was going on.
"Good morning everyone. And why is everyone so tense this morning?"
I spoke up first and said "Let's get out of here. I'll tell you about it in the car."
Mom spoke up "Yes tell your sister what a petulant child you are! I'm sure she wants to hear all about it." Mom could be a real bitch some days.
We got into her car and I still was in a rage. "What the hell did I miss this morning?" Jos asked me.
I told her the details of the Ronnie-Mom War that cost me 50 bucks and Josie laughed at me, and laughed hard. "Dad's right, she got you. A simple lie would have covered you, but instead you told her the truth. You know how she is about what she sees as wasted money. Be glad she charged you the going rate and didn't fine you. Come on, I'm buying lunch."
"Good, I took a big hit to my discretionary fund."
"The bass will have to wait another week or two, Ronnie. That's all. You'll survive."
I knew she was right, but it wasn't the money, really. It was pride. I could be a real pain in the ass when my pride was hurt. Besides, what happened last night between Jos and I was much more important. More important than anything else I could imagine.
"Earth to Ronnie! Hey, you with me, brother?"
I had zoned out, thinking about last night. "Sorry, Jos. What were you saying before I made a total ass of myself?"
She smiled that wry smile she had. "I was asking if you had any preference for lunch."
"Nothing in particular, except a) I'm starving and b) we'd better go out of town a bit. I don't want to take any chance of running into anyone from the team or related to anyone from the team. Wouldn't look good calling out sick for the game and then being spotted eating like I'd never seen food before."
Josie laughed at that. "Sounds like this is going to be expensive for me. I know a great pizzeria about 40 minutes from here. How's that sound?"
"Hmmmm me, you and a pizza. Sounds like a threesome!" We both laughed hard at that one.
"As long as you don't make out with the crust or anything. Put on some music, will you? Something we both like."
Thankfully, we both have similar taste in music, from growing up with parents who had music on much more than the TV. I put on something mellow, some Simon and Garfunkle, and we sang along as she drove. Soon we were at the pizza joint.
We ordered a medium pie with sausage and grabbed a table in back, along with a couple of iced teas. Before lunch was ready, about 15 minutes, we just made chit chat, nothing in particular. Besides, it was too busy in there to really talk about what we wanted to, what we needed to talk about.
We ate heartily (my sister may have the slender body of a sexy girl, but she can eat with the best of the men) and we got back in her car and drove to a quiet street in the neighborhood we were in. It was a cool day, but not cold, so we could shut the car and not freeze while we talked.