Hi all! Back with chapter 2 for this story with many more to come.
I know you've all been waiting patiently for Island chapter 9, and I can gladly say that it's not that far off. Keep an eye out and read back through the other chapters to familiarise yourself with it in preparation.
With that said, thank you to my editor AirSearch1 for the continued help and support. You've been amazing.
This is our Accident chapter 2
I'd like to say that I didn't sleep during the night, but that would be a lie. In fact, I slept like a baby. After what we did. After I unloaded my balls straight onto my sister's bare chest, I slept like nothing could stop me.
Melody never came to my room. Nor did she send me a text to try and discuss what was happening between us. However I decided I didn't want to push her on this. Deep down I knew it wasn't right, but it happened because we both didn't stop it. It was also her decision.
The moment the sun came up, I made my way downstairs and grabbed myself a bowl of cereal. I wasn't normally the type to feel worried or anxious, but realising that my sister and I had crossed an unspeakable line, it did have me incredibly nervous. What if we had ruined our relationship altogether? I hated even the thought.
Melody was nowhere in sight as I sat down at the kitchen table. That wasn't uncommon however, as I was often the first downstairs, but Melody was usually a close second. About halfway through my breakfast my sister graced me with her presence and came walking into the room in nothing but a long white nightgown.
I hadn't ever really looked at her while she was wearing one of those, but this time I couldn't help myself. It was tighter than it probably should be for comfort reasons and hugged her lower body nicely. With every step I saw the gentle bounce of her breasts, and if I concentrated hard enough, I could just about make out where her nipples were.
"Lyric, please stop staring at me like that. I'm still you're sister."
"Ah, oh! Uhh, yeah. Sorry." I nervously looked in the opposite direction.
Melody grabbed a bowl from the cupboard, filled it with the same cereal and poured over the milk. Then she made her way over to me. She sat down on the opposite side of the table without making any eye contact. It wasn't like her to act in such an evasive manner, but I guessed she was still angry with me. Or upset? Maybe annoyed? I couldn't tell.
"So, did you sleep well? Or at all for that matter?" Melody asked.
It was a question pulled straight out of the air and took me by surprise. "Y-yeah. Like a baby. You?"
"Not really. I had trouble falling asleep. And when I did, I woke up shortly after."
"Oh, that sounds... rough. Was it because..."
"Of course! Don't be an idiot!" Mel interrupted.
I wasn't sure what I was doing wrong exactly, as everything I said seemed to trigger her. What we did must have really hit her hard. It was then that I started to feel bad for what we did. I had spent the night and morning thinking about how much I enjoyed it, enjoyed her, but I didn't really stop to think about how it could have affected her. Quite selfish of me really.
"Look Mel, I'm really sorry. I don't know what happened, and I'm not sure if I can explain why or how we got to that position, but I am sorry."
"It's fine. You don't need to apologise. It's not like you forced me down and made me do it. I'm also at fault."
"I-uhh I guess so. Then if that's how you feel about it, why are you shutting me out? Surely talking about it would be better?"
"Because it's weird Ly, okay? And what's worse is, you seem to have liked it. Even now, you're not throwing up or staying in your room locked in a fit of rage and shame. You're acting like it was normal, or even good. It's weird."
"Well, that's because it was good..." Melody looked at me like she was about to throw a punch. "... I mean, come on Mel. Yeah, it wasn't normal, but I'm not going to lie to myself about how it felt. And it felt pretty fucking good. If you're going speak you're mind, so am I."
"Fuck, Ly! This is... this is just so messed up. Go back to eating your cereal, please."
Damn it! I nearly had her talking to me about it. I need to think of a way to open her back up.
"I don't know why you have to be so moody about it. Just forget about what we did and move on." I was seriously hoping she wouldn't forget it, but I didn't know what else to say.
"Oh for fu... look Lyric, I get that it was all fun for you. Getting off on your sister and all must have been great, but it was weird. That's all I'm saying."
"Wait a second! Is this because I got off and you didn't? Holy crap! Well, if that's the case I'll get you off right here right now if you want?"
Melody once again looked as though she was about to throw a punch, but luckily didn't.
"Ughh, you're insane. You know what? I'm going to eat my breakfast in my room, where it's quiet, and my brother doesn't threaten to get me off."
Melody stood up, picked up her bowl and walked towards the door. I couldn't help myself from watching slightly as her hips did that little sway up and down thing that curvy women do. It was hypnotic that's for sure.
"Wait!" I shouted before she left the room.
"What Ly?" She sighed.
"Have you been throwing up?"
"W-what? What are you talking about?"
"Well, you said that it was weird that I wasn't locked in my room in a fit of rage and shame or throwing up because of it. Is that what you've been doing? Did it make you feel sick?"
Melody didn't look at me, and it took her a good few seconds to muster up the courage to talk.
"....No. I-it didn't make me feel sick." Melody immediately left the room and made way for her own room.
"I knew it!" I thought to myself. "There's hope yet."
I could hear Melody's steps slowly fading further away. It wasn't until I stopped concentrating on her and started focusing back on my breakfast in front of me that I noticed something.
"Where's our parents?"
I got up and walked in the same direction as my sister towards the front rooms window. Melody was halfway up the stairs at this point.
"Umm, Mel. Where's mum and dad? Their car isn't here."
Melody looked at me and walked back down to also look out of the window. This was the closest I had been to her since last night. I could even smell her antiperspirant. Raspberries.
"I don't know. Weren't they supposed to be home by now?"
"Yeah, I think so. Weird. I guess if they aren't back yet then we can conti...."
"Ly! Don't you even say it." Melody spun around and made her way back to the stairs. "Stop being a creep. And do NOT follow me."
I couldn't help myself from chuckling slightly and briefly watch as she climbed each step. Even though what she said seemed direct and serious, her tone gave off a slightly different attitude. Was it fun? Maybe she was ever so slightly enjoying the mockery I'm causing.
After the short laugh I had with myself, I went back to breakfast and cleaned up the kitchen a little. I decided to also tidy the living room in the process to pass the time and give our parents a little bit more time before phoning them.
Even though them being away like this wasn't uncommon, I still couldn't help myself from worrying and phoning to ensure everything is actually okay. It became a habit after a while which I now know as just standard practice for mum and dad. Living their best lives etcetera, without us.
I finished the cleaning and picked up my phone to call. No answer on the first attempt, but I did get through on the second.
"Dad?! Are you there?"
No answer. Only a little bit of static.
"Dad?! Dad!"
"Ly, hello? Can you hear me?"
"Oh for god sake. Yes dad, I can hear you. Can you hear me?"
"Yes, now I can. What's wrong my boy?"
"Nothing's wrong. I just thought you were coming home? Where are you?"
"Yes, we will be. Me and your mother ran into a couple of old friends at the Perimoney concert and things got a little out of hand."
"Umm, that's great dad, but when are you coming home exactly? Not that you need to or anything. Just a heads up so I know."
"Oh yeahhh? Party is it? I know that tone of voice young man." He chuckled before continuing. "Well try to keep the house in one piece won't ya?"
"Uhh, sure whatever. So?"
"So... what?"
"Wow dad! When are you coming home?"
"Oh yes! Umm, I'm not sure. We've been invited to a...." static interference cuts off the conversation. "...so maybe in the next few days. After the..." cut off again. "...so make sure the house is tidy for us when we come back."
"Umm, uhh o-okay. So in the next few days? Yes?"
"Yes Ly. You really need to get your hearing tested son. Anyway, gotta go for lunch now. See you soon my boy. Mum says 'I love you' too."
"No wait dad....." The phone line cuts off. "...son of a bitch!"
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Melody's perspective.
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"Idiot. He better not talk like that in front of other people. I think I'd actually kill him." I was already annoyed at how crass he was acting. The last thing I need is for him to start getting a big head over it too.
I picked up my guitar and sat down on my bed to try and chill out for a bit. I began to repeat a few basic chords as I thought to myself.
"This is so messed up. I guess I just need to relax and think about all of this. I don't even understand my own actions, but what's worse is how I feel."
"What we did was so... invigorating. God just thinking about it gets me hot. Being grabbed like that was... was way too much for me to handle. And by my own brother no less. Which should feel disgusting, but it didn't. It felt good. Fuck me did it feel good."
I closed my eyes and relived the night before. Remembering what I did. What my brother did to me.