This is chapter 3 of a multiple chapter story. Please read preceding chapters before as they affect events occurring here. Those engaged in sexual conduct are at least eighteen years of age.
Tuesday morning.
Dave woke and stretched while remembering the night before, his hand instinctively reaching for his bare cock. At dinner, Emily had told Jim how good their son was at eating pussy and fucking. Afterwards, in the living room, the couple started kissing and removing each other's clothes, not bothered by the fact that their son was in the room. He watched them fuck jacking his own dick until Emily reached over to him and she started sucking his cock. It had been an experience he would not soon forget.
He quickly donned a robe to cover his rising dick and made his way to the bathroom. After releasing his piss into the toilet and washing his hands, he then walked into the living room and stopped dead in his tracks. A cop stood in the middle of the room talking to Emily and Jim sitting on the couch.
Emily saw the cop look up and turned. "Come in, Dave," she said looking teary-eyed. "Frank, this our son, Dave. This is Frank Wilson, Sweetheart.
"What's going on?" he asked looking at the holstered weapon that rode at the cop's side inches from his dark hand.
"Tabitha's missing," she answered.
"I thought she was supposed to be spending the night with Tracy."
"She was," Said Jim. "But the security people at the Heritage Mall found her car there, and knew something wasn't right since it has been there since yesterday morning. We've called Tracy and her parents, and they confirmed that she didn't make it there. Tracy thought that something must have happened that she couldn't make it and didn't bother to check. She suggested we try calling Simon."
"Obviously," Emily continued, "not knowing about our lifestyle, she didn't want to come out and say that she may have spent the night with him. But when I called him, he said he hadn't seen her since Saturday night when they had a date. His mom confirmed that he had been working on his car all day yesterday."
"When was the last time you saw her, son?" said Frank.
"Yesterday morning before she left for the mall," said Dave. "And the name is Dave, not son. You aren't old enough to call me 'son'."
The cop glared at him with raised eyebrows before turning back to his mother. "Emily, is there a chance that she might have ran away?" asked the cop.
"I don't think so," she replied. "First, she is of age and if she wanted to leave, we couldn't stop here from doing so, so she wouldn't bother to run. Second, she knows that she can talk to us about anything, and although she knows we don't think Simon is right for her, she knows we wouldn't stop her from doing anything she thought she was ready for and willing to do. Third, if she were leaving, she would have taken a lot more stuff with her, including some things that she would have considered her prized possessions that are still here. And fourth, she definitely wouldn't have left her car behind."
"I had to ask, you know," said the big cop. "You said the girl Tracy doesn't know about your life style. What did you mean by that? Would Tabitha know what you mean by that?
Emily put a hand to her face, feeling a little of the heat rise. "Tabitha doesn't know, yet," she finally answered. "We were going to tell both our kids this week when we could have the whole family together. Jim just returned from a business trip, so we thought sometime this week, probably on Saturday, would be the right time to tell them."
"Tell them what?"
"That their swingers," Dave blurted out. "They have sex with quite a few other people."
Frank blinked a few times, looking from Dave to his mother then his father. They both nodded that he was speaking the truth. "You know about this already?"
"I found out yesterday," he answered. "It wasn't the planned conversation they wanted. Dad wasn't even home yet when the subject came up."
"You both know when the other has been with someone else?" asked the officer somewhat nervously.
"Oh, yes," replied Emily. "Usually, we share who we will be with before we will be with them. In fact, we will usually do things as a couple and enter into the moment with another couple or multiple couples. There are times when it is one on one, though. Each of us has the right to say that a particular person should not be someone the other should be with."
"That reminds me, dear," Jim spoke up. "I have a name to add to my book.
"Book? You mean you keep track of everyone you're with?"
"Yes," she said watching his eyes go wide.
"Anyway, it happened while on the trip, and there wasn't time to call and tell you about it. She's an employee at the firm. I'm not sure what department. Her name was Sarah something. What was the last name?"
Frank Wilson sat down on a chair across from the couch the family was sitting on. If a black man could go pale, he would have. "Wilson," he said thoughtfully. "Sarah Wilson."
"That's it," Jim said easily before realizing what happened. "Oh, shit."
"Yeah," the cop offered weakly.
Emily rose and went into her bedroom. She returned with two small journals and handed them to Frank. "Everything we've done as a swinging couple," she said. "Names and dates of first time with the person or persons. We don't have many in there, really. Less than two pages each.
Frank looked at the books, reading through the names. "Your own son?" he asked with a shocked look on his face as he got to the end of Emily's list.
Dave felt the heat rise to his face as the cop shook his head. He closed the books, then placed them on the coffee table pushing them towards Jim. "Add the name," he said sadly.
"Frank, it doesn't mean that she doesn't love you," said Emily. "Jim and I are totally devoted to each other. Except for when he goes on business trips with Rachel, we are always together at the end of the day. Neither of us spends all night with someone else except he with Rachel and that's only when they have to be away on business.
"Who's Rachel?"
"Dad's secretary," Dave answered.
Frank looked thoughtful for a minute then drew out his cell phone.
"Frank, don't do something you will regret," said Emily. "Give her a chance. Please."
He looked at her then hit a few buttons on his phone. "For me to do my job in trying to find your daughter, I will have to get this taken care of," he said.
"Then have her come over here," said Jim. "I'll call Rachel and make sure that she doesn't get in trouble at work."
"In the mean time, is there anything that I can do?" asked Dave. "I mean about Tabitha missing," he added as they looked at him in confusion.
"Get a picture of her, and make up some posters looking for information from anybody who might have seen something," said Frank. "Then find some people to help put them up throughout the city."
Mid-morning.
"Ms. Moore," said the voice. "Are you awake?"
"Yes," came the terse reply.
"You have not yet wet the bed this morning."
