Author's Note
: For those of you who want to know β
no
, the story is not going to dissolve into a cum-spewing orgy. With that aside, you can be sure that Dawn's presence more than equates to several other women. Keep the feedback coming, and for those of you who never comment, please do. Enjoy.
* * *
Josh discovered two things when he returned downstairs on Saturday afternoon, approximately half an hour after the events with Dawn. The first was that Dawn had already left the house, probably to get some shopping done or something; and two, that he felt extremely tired. His jaw still ached and he found that his crotch was beginning to feel itchy, which struck him as quite odd.
All in all, Dawn had definitely lived up to her reputation. Josh only wondered
why
she had wanted to do it again some time β very frequently, if her words were to be taken literally. Even if Dawn was some kind of crazy nymphomaniac, surely there were guys she knew who were both more equipped and more experienced than he was. Then again, crazy nymphomaniacs most likely engaged in very nasty sexual deeds, and sucking the cum out of your brother's cock was the nastiest sexual deed Josh could think of. He didn't think of it for long though β he was too tired.
No sooner had he collapsed in an exhausted heap on the sofa than Jacquie walked through the door, followed by Alice. Josh checked the clock on the wall and discovered it was past one. He had lost track of time while he had been... Well, let's just say he had lost track of time.
Both girls were carrying shopping bags, which they dumped on the kitchen counter. Alice ducked into the fridge for a drink while Jacquie began to unpack the groceries she had bought.
"Josh," she called out, "can you come and help me."
Josh groaned loudly. "I'm too tired."
"From what?" Jacquie inquired. "You've been home all morning." Josh rolled over and stuffed his face deep into the corner of the sofa. "Where's Dawn by the way," Jacquie asked.
"She went out," Josh mumbled into the material.
"Are you coming or not?" Jacquie persisted.
Josh groaned again and got to his feet. He sauntered into the kitchen with a sullen look and started pulling items out of the shopping bags.
"You do look tired," Alice observed, sipping her glass of apple juice.
Josh said nothing and continued emptying the bags. They finished a few minutes later. Josh was now positively exhausted; his legs could barely keep him up.
"Go lie down," Jacquie said.
Josh nodded and began to climb the stairs. He didn't really want to lie on his bed right now, but he didn't want to be disturbed either.
The sheets now smelled of Jacquie
and
Dawn, which made Josh's head spin when he inhaled. He wondered if he was coming down with something. Before long, however, he had shut his eyes and drifted off to sleep with images of Dawn's bare stomach in his mind.
* * *
When Josh woke up, at around five in the afternoon, Jacquie was sitting on the end of his bed looking at him with concern. Josh rubbed his eyes and sat up, leaning his back against the headboard for support.
"Hey," she said. "I brought you some water." She handed him a glass, which he drained gratefully.
"Thanks," he said once he'd finished it.
"Do you feel better now?"
"Yeah," said Josh. "I just didn't get much sleep last night," he lied.
"Did you and Dawn fight or something?"
"What? Oh, no. I was just tired."
Jacquie nodded. She looked at her brother thoughtfully, then crawled up the bed and sat next to him, leaning back against the headboard as he was. She put a hand on his thigh and ran it up and down.
"Maybe you're exhausting yourself too much," she said, and fixed him with a look to convey her meaning.
"I'm fine," said Josh. "It's not that."
"Are you sure? Coz you went from never having had it to having it twice in a week. Maybe it just took a toll on your body."
"I'm fine," repeated Josh. "Really."
"OK," said Jacquie and kissed him on the cheek. "I'll see you downstairs." She stood up and walked from the room, leaving Josh alone once more.
He shook his head vigorously until he felt more alert. The rest had done him well. He lifted himself out of bed and changed into another T-shirt, now that the one he had slept in was creased and crinkled. He then walked into the bathroom and ran his hands through his hair until it wasn't sticking up as much. Satisfied that he was now presentable, he made his way downstairs.
Dawn was home again, eating grapes at the table and reading a magazine. When she saw Josh she smiled and looked at him until he took the seat opposite her.
"Where are the others?" he asked.
"Around somewhere," Dawn replied.
Josh nodded, then asked, "Why are you grinning at me?"
"I heard you were completely exhausted this afternoon," she said, her smile widening. "Tire you out, did I?"
"Would you keep your voice down," Josh snapped.
Dawn giggled under her breath and turned back to her magazine for a while. Within a few minutes though she was looking at her brother again.
"Your pimples are all gone," she said.
"Yeah," replied Josh, "now you won't be able to tease me about them anymore. What a shame."
"Hey," said Dawn, leaning forward, "I used to tell Jacquie that I thought you'd be kinda handsome when they disappeared. And I was right wasn't I?" She sat back with a satisfied look.
"You think I'm handsome?" Josh asked sceptically, eyebrows raised.
"In your own rugged way," Dawn replied. "Don't you think I am?"
"What...handsome?"
"Or beautiful..."
"Why would you care what I think?" asked Josh.
Dawn shrugged. "I just wanted to know." She continued to look expectantly at Josh.
"You're not ugly," said Josh.
Dawn glowered. "I
know
that," she said.
"And so modest, too," said Josh wistfully.
Dawn shot him another indignant look then transformed it into a sick-puppy kind of look. "Aren't I beautiful, Josh?"
"That's not gonna work," he said, though it was a downright lie, and if she kept it up any longer, he'd probably agree to be her slave for a week if she'd only kiss him.
"Oh, no?" said Dawn. "What about this?"
She slumped slightly in her seat and a second later Josh felt her foot start massaging his crotch. He jumped. "Dawn!" he barked.
Dawn giggled gleefully. "Still not working?" she said. "I could always crawl underneath the table and do something else."
Josh batted her foot away and scowled at her as she laughed. Just then, Jacquie came into the kitchen carrying an empty glass, which she placed in the sink.
"What are
you
laughing about?" she said.
"Oh, Josh and I were just talking about the time I stuck tampons up his nose while he was sleeping on the sofa. Do you remember that?"
"Not really," said Jacquie. "Sounds like something you'd do though."
Dawn grinned mischievously. "He's just lucky I didn't put
used
tampons up there."
"
Gross
, Dawn!" Jacquie said, then shuddered.
Dawn giggled like mad. "You wouldn't have minded that would you, Josh?"
Josh glared at her and felt his ears burning.
"Whoops," said Dawn, "I think I've gotten him angry." She didn't sound the least bit repentant.
"Leave him alone," said Jacquie, patting her brother on the shoulder.
"I thought it was Alice's job to stick up for him," said Dawn.
At that moment, Alice walked into the kitchen and said, "Stick up for who?"
What was left of Josh's composure melted beneath the heat that had spread over his face. He had never felt so uncomfortable in his life. He started to formulate, as quickly as he could, how he could get out of this situation both as soon as possible and with as much of his dignity intact as possible. Dawn, however, had other ideas.
"For Joshyboy," she said in reply to Alice's question.
Alice actually blushed a bit, which made her look extremely endearing. "That's only because you harry him relentlessly."
"You'd be out of the job if I didn't," said Dawn.
"Well," said Alice, "Josh can stick up for himself, can't you, Josh?"
Josh experienced a rush of gratitude for Alice. She wasn't belittling him like the other two did β Jacquie on occasion, Dawn every chance she got; she was letting him fight his own fights and giving him the chance to reclaim what was left of his self-esteem.
"Yes...I can," he told Dawn.