A few introductory words.
This story is just a product of my imagination. It includes sexual acts by young people and between siblings. If you are not interested in these topics or even find them offensive, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for reading my little introduction and wish you a nice day.
You are still there, good, then we can start right away!
I've read a lot of stories at Literotica, many I liked, others not so much and some I thought I could do better. Here's my attempt.
Just so much in advance: Both the plot, the people and the small village are fictitious.
When I was looking for a background story, I saw reports about the winter of 78/79 in Germany and there it was! I let my protagonists get snowed-in and see how things develop. If you want to know more about this winter, then I recommend you look for the following documentary on Youtube: "Als der Norden im Schnee versank" by NDR. This documentation is in German, but the automatically translated subtitles are acceptable. And if you want to have the right soundtrack in your ear while reading, there are enough radio stations on the Internet that specialize in the music of the 70's.
The only parallels to my real life is that I have a younger sister, who I am on good terms with. But not as intimately as in the story. So many things from everyday life could have happened back then. And that I experienced the disaster winter as a child (and not as a teenager), but in a part of northern Germany that was only slightly affected.
I have tried to be as accurate as possible with the 'historical facts', surrounding the subject of weather events, which form the framework of the story. Also the "stage design", i.e. everything to do with the topics of living, clothing, leisure, music and technology. Because back then there were neither mobile phones nor private computers. CD/DVD, Amazon or Netflix were science fiction until now. Anyone who didn't find anything suitable at the 3 TV-channels went to the cinema or rented a movie from the emerging video stores for the video recorders that only appeared a few years ago. So, if anyone is fumbling around with a cell phone or a sonic screwdriver, look out for the blue police emergency call box...
The figures are made up of many people. I took character and physical traits from people both from my environment and from movies and books, and I came up with quite a few things, mixed the whole thing vigorously and integrated it into the storyline.
If anyone recognizes themselves anyway, this is an absolute coincidence and not intentional. As I said, I mixed things up and invented the names for them.
For all my German readers
, I'm currently writing the sequel. But since all of this happens alongside the regular work, I have to ask you for a little patience.
For my English speaking readers:
This is the translation of my German story "(K)ein Katastrophenwinter", which I published on November 7th, 2022 at Literotica.
A very big thank you goes to
ChiefHal
, ​​who put the finishing touches on the story as the editor. I hope we can work together again after I've finished writing the sequel.
Thank you very much and "Gott vergelt's!"
Since I translated this story from German and it takes place in Northern Germany, there are of course some specific (Northern) German terms. I have briefly explained these for you in brackets
(example)
. For those of you who would like to know more about it, I have added further information at the end of the story.
Oh, and one more request:
We authors do not get any money for our stories, our only reward is your ratings and comments.
Therefore, I would be happy if you rate the story briefly at the end (1 to 5 stars).
And every comment helps me to better understand my readers and their wishes. This allows me to try to write the following stories even better for you.
But now enough of the few introductory words, which have become a few more,
"Lights off - Whoom - Spot on..."
(this is from a German TV-Music-Show out of this Time, called DISCO)
Prologue
The disastrous-winter! In almost everyone who experienced it, these words awaken bad thoughts of the winter of 1978/1979, which raged in large parts of northern and eastern Germany, brought many things to a standstill and unfortunately also claimed lives.
For myself, however, these days are associated with pleasant memories. And now, in the autumn of my life, I look back on it with fondness. And the time has come to talk about it.
May I introduce myself to you?
My name is Felix and I was 19 years old this winter, almost 20. I lived with my parents and my sister Katie, who was 18 at the time, on an old farmstead in the north of Schleswig-Holstein.
We were actually a completely normal family. Dad went to work during the week and to football on Saturdays, and mother was a housewife through and through. Katie and I went to school. The only thing that was unusual was my parent's wish for village life. That's why they bought the old farmstead outside a small village when I was 9 years old.
Well, they weren't the kind of 'environmental movement people' that people liked to laugh at. No animals were kept, but the garden should not only be a safe playground for us, it also provided fruits and vegetables.
Katie and I were a pair of siblings, as there are probably anywhere in the world. We played together, we bickered, we got along again. Until we moved to the farm, we shared a room in the small city apartment, we bathed together - at least when we were children. We rode our bikes to the village school together and generally spent a lot of time together or with friends.
Time went on, children became teenagers. But we still did a lot together. There were also things that separated, but which also awakened curiosity. I've tried to peek at Katie through the keyhole in the bathroom door many times. And I sometimes had the suspicion that she was standing in front of the door when I was taking a shower.
We listened to music together, read Bravo
(a well-known youth-magazine in Germany [1])
and in the summer we liked to go to the small lake in the forest behind our farm. Often accompanied by friends, including her friend Anja, a sweet little thing, also 18, but that's a story for another day. There were also days when we had the lake all to ourselves. But apart from swimming and lying in the sun to music from NDR2
(Radio-Station North German Broadcast [2])
, not much happened. Each of us tried, more or less discreetly, to see a little more about the other than they wanted to reveal.
As I said, a pair of siblings that you could probably find almost anywhere at the time.