I dressed quickly and headed downstairs. I walked into the kitchen, I felt hungrier than I had for a long time, and straight into Belinda drinking a cup of coffee.
"Good morning Michael." She said.
"Morning Belinda How are you?" I replied.
"I'm very good thank you." She said with a slightly mischievous grin. "What are your plans for today?"
"Just thought I would go into town and look for work as usual." I sighed.
"Something will come up soon I'm sure of it."
"I hope so I really need to get some money."
"Well good luck I am off out as well. I need to go and sort something at the office."
With that she put her cup in the sink and headed out of the door. Grabbing a bowl of cereal I just hoped she was right. It was true I did need money, I was sick of being the only one in the house that had to rely on handouts, and I wanted to be able to find a girlfriend of my own. Even though the night with Belinda had been a wondrous experience I guessed that it was just a one off, especially as she had spoken as though nothing had happened.
Finishing my breakfast I washed the few pots that were in the sink, someone had to as Claire and Suzie were both to idle, and headed out of the house. Taking a slow walk I wondered what dad would ever say if he found out I had fucked his wife, he wouldn't be happy, even though he was fucking Claire. For all I knew he had been at it with Suzie as well. That would top everything off if he was doing both sisters, what with Suzie's thinly veiled threats towards me and the fact his wife had come on to me.
Instead of going to find work I first went and just sat in the town centre, watching all the people going about their business, trying to clear my head. The trouble was the more I tried to shake the thoughts, more outlandish thoughts replaced them. I started to wonder if all three of the women actually knew what was going. Did Belinda know about dad and Claire? Did she know how manipulative Suzie was? Was this something they had done before meeting my dad? Did Belinda only go with men that had older sons? Getting up I realised that I was being stupid, my mind working in overdrive, and headed towards the job centre.
The job was the most important thing at the minute, and I was determined to go home with one, I would do anything. Typically the job centre was full of people in the same situation as me and there weren't a lot of jobs on offer, as usual, but I walked out with a handful of application forms. I had done better than normal, usually I walked out empty handed, so I headed back towards home to get the forms filled in and handed back. With an empty house I should get them all done and returned before the day was over, and then it was just a case of waiting.