*All characters in this story are above the age if 18 years old. no age play appears in this story.*
It was my third year of college and I had been dragged to a frat party by my friends. Truth be told I hated frats and their parties. I also wasn't a big beer drinker and couldn't stand the antics of drunken idiots. Large crowds annoyed me and I really wasn't enjoying myself at all. At 20 years old I was a business major with a minor in history. I would likely go for my MBA after graduation, but I would see how things went. I sighed in disgust as I situated myself away from everyone else and debated with myself how long I should stay, so as not to look like I was abandoning my friends.
I ran and swam competitively in high school and was good enough to merit a full scholarship because of my athletic ability. I certainly did not wish to continue to compete after college. For me, they were simply means to an end, with a definite end in sight. Don't get me wrong, I loved swimming and running. They were great ways to lose myself and clear my head, but the competition was such a hassle and overdone. I would be glad when college was over. But I couldn't argue with my scholarship or my physique which were all thanks to running and swimming.
I am 5'11" and weigh 160 lbs. I have blonde hair and blue eyes, with pale skin to match. I am pleased with my lean and toned physique. My cut body, six-pack abs, and dick root are all big hits with college girls and a few lonely mothers too. I didn't actually date much. Between my workouts, practices, competitions, classes, and studying, my schedule was very full. But at least for these few months of really cold winter, the competitions were done for the year. Plus I was between exams, so I could actually breathe and live a little, even if this party would not have been my first choice.
As I stood on the balcony watching the drunken antics of several frat guys with disgust and disbelief, my attention was called behind me by a soft feminine cough. I turned around and saw a girl standing behind me of about my age. She was about 5'6" and I judged her to weigh 120 lbs at most. She had light brown hair and hazel eyes, with plastic-rimmed glasses giving her the look of an adorable bookworm. She was cute, I'll give her that. She spoke up and asked, "Sorry, but are you Alexander Drake?"
I nodded and smiled as I replied, "That's me."
She smiled shyly as she added, "I'm Veronica Mason. This is kind of a long shot, but are you related to Jacob Drake?"
I was a bit taken aback by the question, but I answered regretfully, "Yeah, he's my dad. Why?"
She worried her lower lip nervously then said, "My dad's name is Jacob Drake. I think I might be your half-sister."
I blinked as I absorbed what she had just said. We then began a conversation trading information back and forth. She wasn't surprised when I told her that my dad had died several years ago as I described that his long years of heavy drinking had finally caught up with him. She nodded a little sadly and after I asked about her mom, informed me that she had died in a car crash when Veronica was 10 years old. She was then raised by her aunt and uncle, who had never met my (our?) dad and so couldn't fill in any blanks.
When asked if her mom and my dad had been married, Veronica told me that her mom had said that dad hadn't believed in marriage. I scoffed at this and asked, "Dad told her that HE didn't believe in marriage? That was one of the only things he DID believe in. That man was terrified of dying alone."
I shook my head and then realized, "Wait, how old are you?"
She replied nervously, "19."
I nodded my head in disgust as I replied, "My parents were divorced when I was four. Dad was still married to my mom when you were born. That's why he told your mom that he didn't believe in marriage. Telling your mother the truth was not going to happen. For him, it was always easier to lie and then go drink."
We continued talking about what she could remember about him and I tried filling in some blanks. Dad apparently stopped coming around when she was 9 years old and neither woman had heard from my dad again. I was slightly pissed, though not surprised that Dad didn't know or care that her mom had died or that she was raised by her aunt and uncle. I admitted that she had been lucky not to have to deal with his BS growing up. She nodded sadly saying that she remembered a few arguments between her parents when she was younger, but didn't know what was going on.
We talked about everything from our majors, minors, hobbies, surviving families, etc. She had come to college to study economics to help her work in stocks and trading. We continued chatting amicably until a drunken frat bro approached us. He called out, "Hey, shy girl, don't you know it's bad luck to come to a Delta party and not have at least one drink?"
Veronica turned slightly to brush him off by saying, "I'm not thirsty, thanks."
He wouldn't take a hint and my hackles and defenses were raised when he held out a plastic cup of unknown liquid and announced proudly, "Oh, don't be like that. This is a party. Here, I made you this drink special. I doubt a shy girl like you will have a problem with a strong one."
I turned back to her and found her looking at me in disgust and disbelief. I whispered out, "Do NOT drink that!"
She shook her head at him and was about to respond when I chimed in and said, "We've already had a few drinks and needed some air. That's why we're out here. So we're good, thanks."
He shook his head and slurred, "Come on, shy girl, don't be like that. Have a drink with me."
She then stated that she had already had a little too much to drink, which unfortunately had him perk up and try again to get her to drink his drink. Feeling my "date rape radar" sound an alarm in my head, I calmly but firmly replied, "She said she didn't want your drink. She's had enough."
Out of the corner of my eye, I watched her inch a little closer to me and begin maneuvering to place herself behind me if necessary. Her behavior and body movements had my attention fully on this drunken idiot as my defenses kicked into high gear. He proved himself an idiot when he argued, "Well, I didn't see her drink anything. How am I supposed to know she's had anything to drink? You know it is a house rule that guests have to have at least one drink at our parties. Come on, shy girl, I can give you a tour."
As she inched closer to my side, she replied, "I don't want to go with you anywhere. I'm happy here."
I could tell that she was getting nervous and embarrassed, so I began looking for a way out of this. The idiot then almost brought the confrontation to a head when he tried again to hand her the drink, as he smiled trying to look charming, saying, "Well I can think of a few things that would make your night more enjoyable. Come with me and I'll treat you like a princess."
She then scoffed and bluffed, "I'm taken."
She looked her arm in mine pretending that we were together romantically. Given the circumstances, I was fine with the bluff if it would wave this idiot off. But he couldn't seem to take a hint as he slurred out, "No need for anyone to take you anywhere else, shy girl. You're already right where you need to be."
He then reached out a hand toward her as I stepped in front of her and guided her to stand behind me with a brush of my arm. I felt her grab my shirt as she stood behind me and heard a small voice ask, "Can we just go, Alex?"
Keeping my eyes on the idiot, I nodded as I spoke to him and said, "I think we have had enough partying for one night."
I then guided us off the balcony and down the outside flight of stairs. As we reached the bottom, the drunken idiot swayed on his feet at the top and acted like he was going to follow us, only to lose his footing on the first step and fall down the stairs. We watched him tumble before I guided us to the sidewalk to leave. As we walked away, I turned to her and smirked as I asked, "So, you're taken, huh?"