Disclaimer: As stated in the previous chapter, all characters in the following story are 18 years of age or above.
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I awoke sharply with a sweaty brow. Groggily looking over to the bedside table, my eyes squinted at the LED numbers on my small alarm clock. As my eyes adjusted, I could faintly read out '10:37 am'. Midmorning light poured through the parted curtains. My skin chafed against the crinkled and rolled suit I'd yet to remove from the previous night. I didn't drink that much last night did I? My head told me otherwise, giving a sharp jab every few seconds. I unsteadily stripped off my formal attire and placed it atop the chest of drawers sitting across the room. I picked out an old pair of khaki shorts and a red flannel shirt together, not bothering to button it up.
My nose led me down the hall to the smell of sizzling bacon. Mandy stood over the stove in a tight white blouse and grey track pants, leaving very little to the imagination.
"Morning sweetheart." I said, walking up behind her.
"Morning honey, I made you bacon and eggs if you want some." It doesn't get much better than that. I put my arms around her, giving her a soft kiss on the neck.
"This is the reason I married you." I chuckled.
"I thought you married me just for my good looks." she said sarcastically.
"Yeah, those too." I made my way over to the fridge and poured myself a glass of orange juice.
"How's your head feeling."
"Been worse." I said, grabbing my plate of heaven off the counter and setting it down on the table. Mandy let out a small giggle. "Do you remember that one time with all your old work mates, you know, when..."
"Oh Christ, don't remind me." I sputtered. She giggled a lot louder. A few minutes passed until Sammy sauntered into the room. She was wearing a fitting pink tank top along with a pair of little denim shorts that barely even covered her ass cheeks. My comfort seemed to shatter as I scrounged together what memories I had left of the previous night.
"Morning mum, morning Daddy." She said chirpily, giving a guilty little smile my way. She'd obviously not forgotten what happened last night either.
"H-hey kiddo" I stuttered.
"Breakfast's on the counter darling." Mandy said with a smile.
"Thanks mum, I'm starving." She said gratefully. I couldn't help but notice how much her ass looked like her mothers, except more... sort of plump and round. I mentally scolded myself for staring. What was wrong with me? I recomposed myself as she sat down.
"So, um, how'd you sleep?" I asked.
"Yeah, uh, not too bad Daddy. I had this weird dream that kept me up a little..."
"What kind of dream?" her mother queried.
"Ohh um, nothing special really..." She looked down at her plate and continued eating. Breakfast continued much the same if not a little awkwardly for the remainder of the meal until Sammy finished off her plate and stood up. "I'm gonna go shower, gotta meet Jasmine later." She walked off out the room, a little more rush in her step.
"What's up with her lately?" Mandy asked turning her gaze at me as she left the table.
"Wouldn't have a clue." I said, feeling oddly guilty.
"First with last night and now at breakfast. She's a tad worrying, that girl."
"Agreed." I said, hoping for a new subject. There was a short pause for a while.
"You remember I've got my book club on tonight. You'll have to cook something up for the both of you for dinner." A previous conversation came to mind. "Oh, yeah that's alright, I'll find something in the freezer." I stood up and cleared my plate. "Better go love, got work to do. Thanks for breakfast." I kissed her on the cheek and headed out to the backyard.
For the next few hours I worked around the house, fixing whatever I could find that looked out of place. I've always found weekends to be a bit of a waste. There's so much time that I could use to do something useful like work more hours, but Mandy says I work too hard as it is. Both her and Sammy seem to handle free time easily. If they aren't out shopping or at one of their social clubs, they're at home watching TV and relaxing.
By the time I came back inside the house the sun had already started to set. From the looks of it, Mandy had already left and Sammy had gotten back from her outing, judging from the sound of the music blasting out from her room. Apart from that the house was relatively quiet. I walked down the hall and knocked on her door.
"Hey Sammy!?" I half shouted. The volume of her music went almost silent and she opened the door. "Yes Daddy?" she said, giving me another look like last night. Why'd she have to look at me like that?
"Uh, what do you feel like for dinner sweetie?" conditioning myself to completely ignore the way she bent forward, showing off her perky D size tits. It wasn't working that well I'll admit... She started to blush, obviously noticing my efforts.
"Well, I don't mind Daddy, what do you want to eat?" she giggled.
"I'll just cook up some Nachos or something." I said, trying to get out of there as soon as possible.
"Oooh I LOVE nachos!" she cooed. "You're the best Daddy ever." She came in for another hug. I love Sammy's hugs, always have but now I just feel wrong about all of it. I pulled away after a few moments, and withdrew back to the safety of the kitchen.
'What the hell is going on? I've let this get way out of hand already.' I thought to myself, prepping the nachos to go in the oven. 'Tonight I'll have a talk with her, tell her it's wrong to think of her father like that. That'll sort it all out. Then we can go back to the totally average, normal, non-awkward life like before.' I stared at the half empty bottle of Whisky on the kitchen shelf. 'You're staying there tonight, ya little bloody trouble maker.'
I walked into the lounge and flicked the TV onto an old cartoon Sammy used to watch as a kid. Cartoons were a safe bet, no sex scenes to make things even more awkward. I walked back to her door and knocked again.
"Hey kiddo?" She opened the door again, equally as happy to see me.
"Yeah?"
"Wanna watch some cartoons or something while we wait for the Nachos? I'd like to have a talk with you anyway." Her face dropped a little when I mentioned the 'talk'.
"Oh, um yeah, I'll be out in a minute." she said shyly.
I went back down to the lounge and made myself comfortable. A few minutes later she came down and sat in the middle of the three seater sofa I was sitting on. I could smell the perfume she'd put on. It was almost intoxicating, really didn't help with having to tell her off.
"Oh my god I used to love this show!" She said excitedly.
"I know." I laughed. "So, sweetie, about last night..."
"Oh no Daddy, don't worry. I love the necklace, really, I do." she said apologetically.
"Uh well yes, that's really great but it's not what I'm talking about."
"Ohhh," She said, her cheeks went bright red. "the goodnight kiss right?"
"Yes, but it was a bit more than that wasn't it?" I calmly scolded.
"Well; yes but I love you Daddy and well, I didn't really mean to kiss you like that. It just sort of happened: and I kind of liked it a bit."
"Look, I love you too baby girl, but you can't kiss me like that."