This is part 5 of a long 8-part story that builds while providing plenty of plot twists. Everyone having sex is at least 18. This story is a work of fiction. I made it all up. Check reality at the door and enjoy it for what it is, a fun story. Special thanks to rancher46 and RF-Fast for editing my story.
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Chapter 20 -- The Honeymoon
Tim's point of view:
It's 8:00 AM. I have had four hours of sleep. I am on my stomach and receiving both a body and foot massage. Carla is explaining exactly how to do my feet. It's surprisingly similar to the method I used on her her last night. There is also an argument in the background between the sisters. How are these people even awake, let alone arguing so angrily?
My sisters want to come with and leave Carla's sisters at home. Her sisters want the opposite. Since Tamara thinks she is the closest to me, she should go with me. I don't have the brainpower to deal with this. I giggle as my stomach growls, and both massages stop.
Carla yells out, "We need breakfast! You four, STOP! I'm getting a headache. Tamara and Tammi, you have traveled with Tim already."
She doesn't even finish, and both sisters are bawling. Then run to the side of the bed, and they're begging, crying, and pleading their case to me.
Carla says to her sisters, "Their trip was all business and was stressful."
Again, before she finishes, her sisters run to her feet, grab her legs, and are begging to come with us. Carla looks at me with a frown on her face. How does she tell them no?
I smile, knowing my plan is sooo cool. I am almost laughing at my ingenuity.
I am still lying down as I command them, "All four of you, come here!" Like obedient dogs, they are kneeling at my bedside. "I want each of you to work with a chef. Your task is to serve Carla and me the world's best breakfast. You have one hour. You need to make enough for Carla, myself, you four, and the two Queens. We will eat in the main dining room, casual clothing today. GO!
"Carla, my love, we have an hour to take a shower and dress." We laugh at all four sisters running out of the room. "I see that look in your eyes. You want to know if I will deny your sisters. Yeah, I thought so. Well, let's see what they come up with. I will pick the winner. That way, nobody will hate you or feel slighted. I have a plan."
I yell out, "Go wake up the Queens ... carefully!"
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Both moms are tired; they need more sleep. They both look happy at seeing us.
As they walk into the room, Monica is first to talk, "Oh Tim, thank you so much for the present this morning."
Mom agrees, "Yes, that was awesome."
Carla looks at me in surprise.
Mom fills in, "He sent over a very talented woman to massage our feet. With all the dancing we did yesterday, and today, our feet were in sad shape. We still took my cart to get here, but my feet feel fantastic now."
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One by one, the sisters walk into the dining room, followed by a chef.
Tamara is first, "We pulled numbers from a hat to determine the order. I have for you a caramel apple waffle with a fruit compote and our take on a Mimosa. Bon appetite."
In my mind, I think this is an epic failure. The waffle is three times its average height; I can't eat it. It's way too big to fit in my mouth. Tamara takes a knife and stabs the waffle. It deflates to standard size. Meanwhile, there is a white dusting of something on the side of the waffle, making a ring. As the waffle flattens, it pushes out the sides. When the white ring hits the bowl's side, the caramel on the side of the bowl melts and lightly covers the waffle. DAMN! That was cool!
We take a bite, and it's pure heaven. The golden light waffle with the cinnamon, apples, and caramel is incredible. I take a sip of the Mimosa, and it's amazingly smooth with tiny bits of candied cherries and strawberries. Something is in the drink, causing the bits to continuously move, giving it a fountain appearance. Carla looks at me, pure joy on her face. How does she lose?
More is brought in for the Queens and my sisters. Each sister joins us at the table after they present their dish.
Katrina is next and describes her dish, "I have for you a vegetable omelet with fried potatoes, toast, and bacon. The beverage is a mixed berry juice."
I look at the plate, and it looks exactly like she said it did. The omelet is unusual. Typically, the filling is in the omelet, so it's blemished, or you can see through the eggs to see the filling. This omelet has no brown or dark markings. It's puffy and perfect-looking. I use my fork, and it slices a bite with zero effort. Amazing.
On the inside are tiny flowers. They cut the onions and peppers into tiny flowers to litter the inside of the magnificent omelet. Hidden spices are making this a fantastic dish. The little cube bits of Potatoes O'Brien are glazed in a light golden brown. These are fantastic. The outside has a hint of maple and honey with a fried texture. The inside of each tiny bit of potato is puffy, like a marshmallow.
The bacon is perfectly cooked, which is not easy to do. There are no marks from frying, no bits of black, yet it stands stiff without wilting. This, too, is seasoned with something I can't even describe. It makes the bacon more decadent and luxurious. The last item looks ordinary. I am wary of that now; everything has been a surprise. I look, and I see a blue liquid. Blueberries. I take a drink, and it's blueberry. I am disappointed.
Katrina says, "Look again."
I look again, and now it's red. I taste and its cherries. Next was lemon, orange, and strawberry. What a fantastic beverage. No, what a fantastic meal.
Carla adds with a smile, "Well done, Katrina."
Leslie announces as her dish as it's uncovered, "I have for you a quiche with maple fritters and orange juice."
Before me is a quiche that's easily eight inches tall. It's huge! On all sides of the plate are three-inch trees that I assume are the fritters. The maple fritters have a base, trunk, and golden brown branches. A puffy green substance piped onto the "trees" makes them look like trees with a distinctive visual cone.
Leslie pierces the quiche, and it flutters down into an uneven final shape. I now have a quiche in the form of a medieval castle surrounded by trees. Carla and I each take a tree to sample them.
I exclaim, "Oh, blueberry!"
Carla gushes, "Cherry!"
We look at each other, then grab another tree and taste it.
I smile as I say, "Pineapple! How cool."
Carla shouts, "Blackberry!"
Her orange juice looked and tasted like orange juice, other than it looked like it was boiling. It was cold, but bubbles were coming up without tasting like soda. Again, a fantastic dish.
Tammi is last. She looks sick after seeing what her sisters did. Her chef looks confident; this will again be more than it looks like. The dish is uncovered, and I see pancakes with a fruit side dish. There is no beverage. The pancakes are the standard size and look to be stuffed with blueberries. Whip cream is on top in the shape of Zai's spaceship. Wild blueberries are drizzled on top for a cute look.
Yikes, she didn't get a great chef to work with. She's not coming with. I butter and then cut my pancakes. Last, I pour the thick blueberry syrup on the pancakes. I start with the whipped cream. It's light as a feather and has a hint of vanilla. Nice but a big disappointment. Next, I try the pancakes. I spear a stack of three triangles I cut and pop them in my mouth.
I taste a slight bit of honey, intense blueberry, a light, fluffy pancake. Then BAM! My mouth explodes! It feels like a million tiny explosions of blueberry are going off in my mouth.
Carla says, "Fuck me."
All eyes are on her. The Queens are being served. They want to try a pancake NOW! I take my spoon and try the fruit compote. It's like a clear jelly with natural fruit. As I spoon the fruit, I notice it's rocking back and forth on my spoon. I hold my spoon steady, yet it's still sloshing around like the ocean slamming into rocks on the shore. I push the delight into my mouth, and it continues to pop and move in my mouth. It's a beautiful dish, after all.
Carla has an evil grin on her face, "Ok, mister, big shot. Each of those meals was awesome. How do you pick which sister comes with us?"
I say with a clear voice, "While all of those dishes were good. None are a perfect ten. The waffle wasn't evenly browned, the pancakes were slightly undercooked, the quiche needed more cheese, and the omelet was cute but needed more butter."