Chapter 1:
Marc Fleishflesher stepped off of the stuffy airplane into the terminal, and for the first time in four years he was finally home. His mom was away on business this weekend, but his little sis would be there to pick him up she had promised. His father had left his mother when he was only about five. He started to make his way through the terminal looking for his sister.
Felicia had watched as everyone had come off of the plane. She couldn't wait to see her brother. She had been crushed when he had left for his stint in the Army, and had cried for weeks after he left, wanting him to come back. Her brother had always been the one that had looked after her, mainly because all her mom did was work.
Suddenly, her gaze was drawn to a man as he stepped off of the plane. He was dressed in nice pressed khakis, and a dress shirt. The thing that she noticed the most though, was the muscled frame beneath the clothes. With a start, Felicia realized that the man had walked over and was standing in front of her. It was then that Felicia realized that the man was her brother.
"Oh Marc" she cried, throwing her arms around him. He dropped his bags and crushed her to him in a giant bear hug. As he did so he could feel his sisters chest mash into him and he realized that she had grown up some in the years that he had been gone.
They picked up the few bags that held all that Marc had and they headed for his sisters car. When he at last stood before it, is jaw about dropped to the floor. It was a red convertible 2001 Toyota Celica. His sister had sworn for years that one day she would own one, and now she did. Their dream had always been for each of them to own one and they would race them.
"Sis, this is incredible," he said, motioning at the car. "Where did you ever get the money for this thing?"
"I worked my ass off for the last few years," she said.
Marc threw his things in the trunk. As he slammed it down. As the trunk closed he caught a glint of metal as it went sailing through the air towards him. With muscles and reflexes honed by many hours of working out and many self-defense classes, he dropped down and deftly grabbed the object out of the air. He was amazed to find himself holding the car keys to the Celica.
"Sis, are you sure," he asked?
"Yeah, give it a test run big bro. You'll love it."
The next surprise came when he got inside and saw the sound system; it was out of this world. He climbed in and fired up the car for the hour ride back to the house. Felicia reached under the seat and grabbed a wallet of CD's. As she did so Marc was afforded an excellent view of his sisters cleavage.
Coming back up, she threw a CD into the CD player, and immediately the car was filled with the bumping sound of the hip-hop that she liked so well. As she sat back in her seat she thought she saw a slight bulge in her brothers pants, but then ignored it as a figment of her imagination.
Finally after fighting awful rush hour traffic for over two hours they got back to the house. As Marc pulled into the driveway, the sight that greeted him took his breath away. There, sitting in the driveway was a brand new convertible 2001 Toyota Celica exactly like his sisters, except this one was dark green.
Marc turned to Felicity was a questioning look on his face. "Felicia, what is this," he asked?
"I thought it would be quite obvious my dear brother, you do remember our dream, don't you?"
"Of course," he said, "but how... how can you afford all of this he asked. Felicity placed one soft finger to his lips and said, "not now dear brother, maybe in time, but not right now."
As Marc looked into his sister's face, he was struck by the beauty he saw there. All of her childish looks were gone, and had now been replaced with the body of an angel. At 5'9" she was gorgeous. She had long jet black hair that reached down past her but, and a body kept in perfect toned shape by her four years of varsity swimming and cheerleading, and was in fact preparing to graduate in just a few months. Her most striking feature, however, were her gorgeous emerald green eyes.
His sister cleared her throat, and he realized that he had been staring at her. His face got a slight flush and he turned away with a hurried apology. Her laughter was like the tinkling of bells to his ears as she said, "don't worry about it bro. I'm really used to it by now. Everyone stares at a cheerleader."
They gathered his thing and went inside. Felicia turned to him and said, "mom didn't get anything together for you, but I took the liberty of cleaning up your old room and got it ready for your homecoming."
"Thanks sis, you're the best," Marc said as he gave her a quick hug and ruffed her silky hair.
As Felicia went out into the kitchen, and Marc went up to his old room to unpack. When he was done he turned to the nightstand to put a few things on it and it was then that he noticed the little box and the card behind it. Reaching out for the box he slowly undid the ribbon and opened the box. Sitting inside was the set of keys to his new car. Marc set the keys down on the table and reached for the card. Opening it he found it covered with a long letter in his sister neat, perfect script.
My Dear Brother~ Welcome home. I hope this little present helps you out. I know that you don't have much, and maybe this will help you a little. I know you have many questions about where all of this money is coming from, but please, I beg you not ask me for the time being. This is in part my way of saying thank-you for all of those times you stood in for mom and dad. From the stormy nights when you held my shaking body, to all of my questions of sex and men, which I never felt that I could go to mom with. This is also my way to fulfill our dreams of racing together. For all of these things I Love You Marc, and thank you.
Your Loving Sister, Felicia XOXO
Marc brought the letter up to his face as he felt the tears start to flow. Him and Felicia had always been close, playing the part of mother and father for Felicia, and all of the memories, combined with her gift, overloaded his emotions.
Hearing a noise at the doorway he brought his head up and saw Felicia there, watching him. Moving from the door frame she came over next to him and wrapped her arms around her big brother (as far as they would go, he was quite big through the chest now) an held him as he sobbed.
"I don't now what to say sis," he said, "this is just too much."
"Don't say anything, brother, don't say anything. Lets just go out for a nice dinner."
Marc kissed her forehead and took her by the hand as he grabbed his keys and went out to his new car. When he got in he was astonished to discover his car had the same sound set up that hers did and she had even taking the time to fill a wallet with his favorite CD's. Before he could pick one though, she pulled one out of her coat pocket, that she had made especially for tonight. Since it was such a nice night, Marc dropped the top. Felicia put the CD in.
As he pulled out of the driveway a nice slow song came out of the speakers, and Marc looked at his sister in shock. "I thought you hated music like this," Marc exclaimed.
"I did," Felicia explained, "But it was by listening to this music that I was able to stand the long nights while you were gone. Mom was always working and we were not close, not like I am with you. Marc drove them to a small Italian restaurant. Over a soft candlelight dinner they caught up on each other's lives. Marc didn't want to talk much about his time in the army, but Felicia did enough talking for the both of them.
Marc learned that she was seeing some guy at school by the name of Ryan, and in fact she was going out on a date with him tomorrow night. Marc tried to pull out the information of where all of her cash came from, but Felicia kept saying that it was too soon and he must wait a little while longer.
After dinner had been consumed they decided to move out onto the dance floor and do a little dancing. As Felicia maneuvered herself as close as possible to her brother's rock hard body, Marc caught an intoxicating scent, which must have been the perfume that she was wearing.