A month after Dylan's misadventure, he found himself again on the phone with Emily. They were discussing their plans for Halloween, which was only a few days away. Emily was trying to decide on an outfit, while Dylan half-heartedly attempted to help.
"No, I can't do a schoolgirl, I did that last year."
"Yeah, that was funny. Whatever happened to that outfit?"
"Oh I don't know. There wasn't much to it."
"Yeah. Ok, so which do you think I should go as, angel, devil, or cat?"
"You mean a slutty angel, slutty devil, or slutty cat?"
Emily giggled in return.
"Of course. What college girl doesn't dress slutty on Halloween?"
"Very true. Speaking of which, did Lisa tell you she's coming up here for this weekend?"
"Like today?"
"Yeah. I can't believe Mom and Dad are letting her."
"I know. Don't they realize what's going to happen?"
"You mean that she's going to act just like you do every weekend and some weekdays?"
"Hey, not fair. I'm a professional."
"Oh really. I hadn't realized you'd started charging."
"Careful. Or Thanksgiving will be a very sexless weekend for you."
"Hey don't forget, you're not the only sister in my stable."
"Stable? What are we, horses?"
"Well, you like to be ridden."
"You are incorrigible."
"Wow, college has really taught you some big words, little sister."
"Thank you. Ok, I need to go. Robin and I are going costume shopping."
"Ooh, sounds like fun."
"Oh don't worry, it will be."
"Bye sis."
"Goodbye Dylan."
Dylan hung up, and then dialed his other sister, Lisa. While Emily was sporty, with a lean, athletic figure and short, dark hair; Lisa was the opposite, short, with strawberry blonde hair, pale skin, and a pair of tits that qualified as flotation devices.
Lisa picked up right before her voicemail would have.
"Geez Dylan, can't wait for your little sister to get there?"
"Nope. Just worried you might get lost."
"Hey, I'm not that blonde."
"Nope, but you are an airhead."
"Keep that up and I'll find someone else to sleep with."
"Fair enough. That would free me up for the college ladies."
"Fine. I guess I won't show you my new tattoo then."
"What tattoo? Do Mom and Dad know?"
"Umm, no. It's in kind of a private place."
"Upstairs or in the basement."
"Basement."
"Front or back?"
"Back."
"Tramp stamp?"
"No, lower."
"You dirty girl."
"You know it."
"So what is it?"
"You be good and I'll show you."
"I look forward to it."
"I'm sure you do. So what are you dressing up as?"
"Umm, not sure yet. I was just going to hit the Salvation Army for something."
"Oh come on, that's lame. Let's think of something to do together."
"Together? Why?"
"Because it will make sure I have you to myself, if we're in costume together."
"Like in the same costume?"
"No, like costumes that work together, like a farmer and a cow."
"Umm, that's a little weird."
"Yeah I know, but I just drove by a farm, so it's the first thing that came to mind."
"Ok. Well you think about it, and we'll decide when you get here."
"Ok, I'll be another hour or so."
"Sounds good. I'm going to shower, but I'll have my phone if you get lost."
"You take your phone into the shower?"
"Only if I'm expecting a call."
"That's still weird, Dylan."
"Yeah sue me. I'll see you in an hour. Bye Lees."
"Bye-bye Dylan."
Dylan had just finished a long shower and dressing when he heard a knock on his door. Expecting Lisa, he opened the door with a big smile.
"Hi Dylan." Instead of Lisa, it was a taller blonde girl.
"Uhh, Hi Barb. What are you doing here?" Dylan stepped back into the room, letting the blonde in.
"I just came to see what you were doing? Have you eaten yet?"
"No, I'm waiting for a visitor to get here."
"Oh really? Coming up for the weekend?"
"Yup."
"Friend from home?"
"You could say that. What's with the clothes?" Barb was dressed in a black jacket and skirt, much too formal for a college student.
"Oh, I'm working 10 hours a week as a secretary. I just got done."
"And I was your first stop?"
"Yup." Ever since school had started, Barb had made her intention to date Dylan well-known. Unfortunately for her, Dylan found her a bit of an airhead, and had done his best to politely decline.
"Maybe the three of us could go out to eat?" Barb's voice sounded as if that was the world's best idea.
"Uhh, I don't think so. We have some catching up to do."
"Ohh, guy talk."
"Not really."
Dylan had moved into the bathroom that was shared by his room and the one next to it, and began to brush his teeth. He spit, finished, and came out to find Barb sitting on one of the beds, staring at the pictures he had posted on the wall.
"Wow, this must be your sister. She looks just like you." She was pointing to a picture of Emily.