((Authors note: All characters are over 18 years of age and this work is entirely fictitious. It is also the first work I have written in any kind of erotica, so any feedback would be most welcome. Please be kind! Thank you for reading and let me know if you'd like to read more!))
Little Sister Dominque
Chapter One
Stephanie entered her apartment and slammed the door behind her. In the darkness she groped for the light switch whilst also trying to not drop the bag of groceries she carried in her arms. After a few attempts her fingers final found the switch.
Light erupted into the small apartment. It wasn't much, just a simple two-bedroom space with a bathroom and a kitchen/lounge merged together. But it was the most reasonable price Stephanie had found after she'd completed her degree and moved out of student accommodation. The fact that it was in the city, and not in the small town she'd grown up in, was a bonus.
She popped the bags down on the kitchen counter and went to the fridge to get something to quench her thirst. She grabbed a bottle of chilled water and pulled out her phone. She wanted to make sure she'd gotten everything on her shopping list.
The message her mother had sent her displayed a near exhaustive list of things. Organic vegetables, certain (expensive) brands of shampoo and conditioner, oat milk, sugar free snacks, all things Stephanie would never usually buy. It was fortunate that her mother had wired her some funds beforehand as the bill had been way over the cost of Stephanie's usual weekly shop.
She frowned as she went through the listed items. Her long brown curly hair, slightly moist from lugging the heavy groceries up two flights of stairs to her apartment, fell over her face. With a short exasperation of breath, she pushed the hair out of her view and started typing a message to her mother.
Hey Mum,
I was able to get pretty much everything on the list you sent, but if this is going to be for more than a few weeks I'm going to need some help financing all of it. My bill was nearly double what it is usually!
Anyway, I will be at the station tomorrow at 10:00.
Love, Stephanie.
Xxx
She slid her phone back into her jeans pocket and proceeded to start putting everything away, hoping that her mother would take the hint, although she doubted it.
It wasn't until nearly an hour or two later that Stephanie finally got a response. She'd made herself something to eat, watched an episode of her show, washed up and even had a shower before her mother finally got back to her.
She noticed the message as she walked into her bedroom and heard her phone ping. Still clutching her towel round herself she made her way over to the dresser and read the message.
Stephanie,
Thank you for doing the shopping. You know how particular Dominque is about her food. I'm sure she won't be with you for that long. It's just easier for her to work if she can stay in the city with you instead of back here out in the sticks. Her train gets there at 10:11, but I would ask that you make sure you're there earlier just in case. Look after her for me.
Love you
Xxx
Stephanie read the message over a few times before grumpily throwing her phone on the bed. It wasn't fair. She'd worked incredibly hard to get into the city's university and out of that little town she'd grown up in. She'd made even more of an effort to not have to go back, even though that meant taking a stupid sales assistant job to make ends meet. But Dominique? She does one or two silly photoshoots and suddenly thinks she can be a model. And now she's going to come and live with Stephanie! For free!
The whole thing just riled Stephanie up. Little Dominique got everything she asked for, whilst everyone else had to work overtime to provide everything for her. It wasn't even as though Stephanie could say anything. She did have a spare room after all. Although she had originally intended to have a friend move in with her instead. That plan had gone up in flames once Dominique got involved of course. And now she was having to buy an additional barrage of groceries and other costly items, things that Dominique demanded and that their mother had cleverly avoided offering funds for. It just wasn't fair.
But then, maybe the harsh reality of everything would change Dominique's perspective? Away from her doting mother maybe she'd learn that if she wanted something expensive, she'd need to buy it with her own money? Maybe she'd realise that whilst she might be a knock out with her good looks and blonde hair back home, in the city she was just another face in the crowd? It was a possibility.