This is the stand alone sequel to Cross-country Road Trip which I would ask that you read first, but it really isn't all that necessary.
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We were married almost immediately after our cross-country road trip was over. I called my oldest daughter and she and her husband joined your two children and their spouses for the ceremony which really was a simple affair. We dressed in our finery--you in a medium length white dress with a lot of lace and me in my Highland formal wear including my Prince Charlie jacket with its vest--but we did do without the fancy wedding with all the guests. Neither of us wore underwear the entire day. That night the kids joined us for a very fancy dinner at the most expensive restaurant in town. After all, we could afford almost anything we wanted to have after our successful forays into the casinos in Nevada, Cherokee, and Atlantic City.
"Kids, your mother and I have something to tell you."
"What, Daddy?"
"Well, Fiona is going to have a baby in about another 8 months."
You could have heard a pin drop at the table when that news was out. You spoke to the kids saying "Well, don't all wish me well all at once. I know that all of you are pretty well grown, but you're all going to have either a brother or sister to help me with."
"Gee, Mom, I don't know what to say."
"Then dear Donna, don't say a word. Just smile and be happy for me. I'm carrying a baby inside of me and that makes me and your new father very proud and very happy."
"Mom, it's just that baby is young enough to be our baby."
"Is there something wrong with that?"
"No, but Harry and I were going to break the news that we're going to have a baby, too. In fact, we might be due at the same time."
"Oh, honey, that's great! I'm so happy for the two of you. I know you've been wanting a baby for a long time now."
"Mom?"
"Yes, Kathleen?"
"Marvin and I think it's great that you are having this baby, but does that mean, you know?"
"No, and I know what you're talking about, but Ian doesn't have a clue, so let's not go into that here at the table, OK?"
"OK, Mom. We'll talk about it later."
"Whoa! Fiona, what am I missing here?"
"Something we need to discuss later, Ian...in private."
"What?"
"Later, dear. Trust me. Have another Lochnagar and my new daughter and I will go powder our noses, won't we Jane?"
"OK, Mom."
You and my oldest daughter, Jane, left the table and headed in the direction of the ladies room. When I tried to ask about what it was we had to talk about later, nobody wanted to talk about it--until later. It seemed that you Jane were gone an awfully long time to just powder your noses, but then that must be a girl thing that men wouldn't understand. When you finally got back to the table, the two of you were laughing and Jane looked at me in a way she had never looked at me before. Jane sat down beside Hank, her husband, and smiled into his eyes and then gave you a wink. You smirked and turned to the table at large and said, "While we were gone, I went ahead and made reservations for everybody for the night. We're all a little too worse for wear to drive any place tonight."
A murmur of thank you's floated around the table. Kathleen and Marvin were the first to say their good nights, followed by Donna and John. Jane and Hank were still sitting at the table when you said good night to them and looked at me. I stood up on some wobbly legs and followed you to the elevators where I placed my hand under your skirt as the floors whizzed past. You moaned your appreciation and your pantyless crotch was soon dripping with your sweet nectar. Your hand found its way beneath my kilt and grasped my hardened dick giving it a short little pump before disengaging itself as the doors opened at our floor. After I had fumbled with the key and dropped it on the floor, you bent over and picked it up opening the door as I pulled your dress over your naked hips.
"Down boy! We have to talk first, then we can play."
"I don't want to talk, I want to fuck."
"I know you do, but Donna and John will be here in a few moments and there's something we need to talk about before they get here."