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This is a work of fiction intended for a mature audience over eight (18) years of age. This story contains acts of sex, incest, lesbianism, and violence. It is not intended for underage readers or those who object to such content. By continuing to read, you affirm and confirm that you are over the legal age of eighteen (18) and understand the content is explicit, of a sexual nature, and may contain violence and taboo sexual acts not recognized favorably by modern society. All active characters are of legal age and over the age of eighteen (18) years of age. All characters are fictional and do not represent any person living or dead. All characters are figments and creations of the author's imagination. Any resemblance of persons living or dead is strictly coincidental and not meant to be taken as reality.
Meeting His Daughters
I sat in a booth in the dark corner of the bar, drinking a Guinness when the door opened. The freezing January wind swept in two heavily clothed individuals. They were bundled up against the Sundance, Wyoming weather in heavy black coats with hoods, black knit baklava, black leather gloves, and black scarves across their faces. I would have taken them for locals or tourists, except for the Gargoyle eyewear they wore. I had seen the same eyewear worn by Military Intelligence during my time in the army. Sure, civilians wore them, but to see two civilians wearing the same smoky-gray eyewear was few and far between, especially in the middle of the winter. These were or had been with the Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) unit. I did not get a warm, fuzzy feeling from them as they surveyed the bar like Centurions on a mission.
When the door opened again, another individual stepped in. Dressed as the others, I instantly knew this was the leader and wondered how many more were outside, securing the perimeter. The other question on my mind was why? I tensed as the leader zeroed in on me. They led the other two to my booth. They halted next to my booth as the two turned to survey the bar in a protective posture. I knew I was in trouble and didn't know why.
With a flurry of movement, the leader shocked me to my core. They flipped the hood, took off the eye wear, and unwrapped the scarf from around their head. The face that appeared and stared directly at me threw me for a loop. It was a face I never thought I'd see again.
"David," the once beautiful but now gorgeous, dark brown hair woman said as she sat down in the booth.
"Julie. What do I owe this pleasure? Or is this all business?" I asked with suspicion in my mind.
"I need you," she replied with a slight smirk that vanished a moment after I saw it. "Is there someplace we can talk? In private?"
"After the last time I saw you, I think in private wouldn't be the best idea," I responded, bringing a smile to her face.
"What was so bad about the last time we met?" She inquired, a mischievous twinkle in her eye. "I remember having quite a lot of fun."
"Isn't it usually the guy that leaves without a word or follow-up phone call?" I asked disdain in my voice. "I looked for you. No one would tell me a thing. Your apartment was boxed up and shipped out. I spent three years wondering what I had done. And now, you walk into this bar and tell me you need me. I would ask how you found me, but I know you'll tell me you have your ways."
"Actually, I called your brother. I'm sorry to hear about your parents and wife," she said, sadness in her tone and eyes for a moment.
"People die," I responded. Now, what do you want?" I asked a bit too harshly, causing the two individuals to look back at me.
"Like I said, I need you. There aren't many people I can truly trust. In fact, the only ones I can trust with my life are right here," she said, wincing in pain.
"Are you okay?" I asked, noticing how her left arm stayed at her side and not on the table as her right hand was.
"I'm fine. I would really prefer to discuss things in private," she reiterated.
"I have a motel room next door," I told her.
"That would be fine," she replied and started to get up, both individuals reached down to help her out of the booth, which threw up red flags for me.
"I'm fine, girls," she said, standing and putting her scarf back on.
I finished my drink and stood. The two flinched but stepped back. I put on my coat and baklava before walking to the counter to pay my bill. The bartender, a pretty blonde with breasts spilling out of her tight, white blouse, smiled.
"Come back anytime. I get off at 3 am," she winked.
"I'll remember that," I smiled back.
I led the three out of the bar into the harsh Wyoming night. As I had told Julie, my motel room was next door to the bar, and I stopped at the front desk.
"I need another room next to mine, if possible," I told the man at the desk.
I registered and paid for the room.
"You didn't have to do that," Julie said, and I looked at her with a knowing look. "Thank you."
I handed the two key cards before heading to my second-floor room. The two followed close, but Julie was right next to me. I opened the door to my room and let the three proceed inside as I checked behind us. Julie's sudden and unannounced appearance in my life had me on edge, and there was a sense of foreboding in the air.
"Alright, take it off," I said once I closed and locked the door.
"What?" One of the two asked.
"Julie. Take off the coat," I verified.
I took off my coat and tossed it on the floor under the small table by the door.
"Gun!" The two said, producing pistols, as my concealed holster showed as my shirt rode up when I took my coat off.
"Take it easy, girls. If David were going to do something, he would have already done it," Julie said. "Nice to see you still carry."
"Old habits," I smiled as she started taking her coat and cold-weather clothes off before
I had set the heat to maximum, and the room was still chilled. I saw the blood staining Julie's shirt on the left shoulder once her coat was off. I grabbed my suitcase and opened it. I pulled out a field trauma kit. Julie sat down on the bed. I pulled a chair to the side of the bed.
"That isn't a normal item to have in a suitcase," one of the individuals said, eyeing the first aid kit.
"No questions, girls," Julie instructed them.
"Care to explain? I think the bullet hole is one reason you're here, what's the rest? Take off your shirt," I said as I unzipped the bag and pulled out the needed items.
One of the individuals came to help Julie get her shirt off. The bandage underneath was soaked. My eyes focused on her near-perfect 36DD breasts, hidden behind her bra once the shirt was off.
"My eyes are up here, David," Julie laughed and winced at the pain.
"Can't help it. I haven't seen those perfect breasts in a very long time," I smiled as I moved closer, antiseptic and gauze pads in hand.
"Yeah, I saw how you and the bartender were eyeing each other up," Julie smirked.
"Oh, that. That was nothing. I make the trip here once a month. I stay here every time,"
I said, removing the bandage and starting to clean the wound.
"What do you do, Mr. Lamar?" The individual by the door asked.
"Truck driver," I replied, hating to see Julie wince as the antiseptic stung.
"Bullshit," they said.
"It's okay, Amy. David will tell us what he is really doing when and if he wants. For now, let's just be civil," Julie said.
The person standing next to Julie and me began taking off their cold-weather clothes. When the hood came down, and the scarf came off, my hands shuddered as I looked up.
The long dark brown hair, hazel-gray eyes, and luscious lips reminded me of Julie. As she took off her coat, her hair tumbled down her back. Her breasts pressed against the red button-down blouse she wore. She was as gorgeous as Julie.
"Amber," Julie said, noticing my look. "My daughter. That's Amy by the door."
When I turned, Amy was taking off her cold-weather clothing, and I was stunned as her beauty emerged.
"Twins," Julie smiled as I took in their beauty.
Turning, I refocused on Julie's wound, but their images floated in my mind's eye. Julie kept a smirk even when she winced from the pain while I cleaned and redressed the wound. The bullet had passed clean through and missed the bone. I thought about suturing the wound but thought better of it. I pulled out a syringe of painkiller and injected it in her arm before producing an antibiotic shot. I injected the antibiotic before speaking.
"Are you going to tell me what's going on?" I asked.
"I was tracking a shipment of explosives that came across the Canadian border a week ago. I lost it in Seattle. Command told me to stand down. You know me, I couldn't let it go. I picked up the shipment coming across the country in St. Louis," Julie explained.
"That's where you got shot?" I asked.
"Yes. Since Command shut down my investigation, I had to call in the reserves," Julie said, smiling at her twins.
"Mom called us, and we met here in St. Louis, but she had already been shot," Amy told me.
"I still say we need to take you to a hospital," Amber said.
"Can't do that. Hospitals and Urgent Cares ask too many questions," I interrupted.