Author's note: This vacuous stroker is total fiction except for places. All fictional sexual players are humans aged 18+ who avoid condoms. Tags: bisexual, multiracial, step-family, clusterfuck, Russian River, real estate, not incest, SUMMER LOVIN CONTEST 2018. If you object to any such, stop reading. Views expressed may not be the author's. Details may be incorrect. Enjoy this contest entry!
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Apples & Oranges
(All in the families)
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I landed in bed with my voraciously sexy new step-sisters because of Osama bin Laden. I guess I can thank him for that.
It was a bit more complicated, of course. Old O-B-L did not FORCE us to have wild new-family sex. It just worked out that way. Not that I can complain.
"Jeezus fuck, Mikey, just tell the goddam story," Briana breathed harshly into my left ear, then licked around it.
"Yeah, don't make up anything," her almost-identical twin Belva stereo'd on the other side, "or leave out anything. Except your dick and tongue. You can leave those out for us." She bit my earlobe.
Any story HAS to leave something out. Too many details are tedious.
Belva nicely squeezed my tender testicles while Briana slyly stroked my slippery shaft. At least, I think that was who doing what. I was a little distracted. I did not scan their ankles.
"The story can wait for now," I said. I pulled Briana's face to mine and aimed my tongue at her tonsils. One hand stroking her exquisite neck, the other fondling a delightful breast. I felt Belva's mouth kiss and then engulf my cock. Damn! Her lips bumped against my black curly pubes. Damn!
Life was good.
Okay, the story. It did not start with the 9/11 terror attacks but that disaster triggered many unexpected events, including this wonderful session.
Oh hey, the story can wait some more! Briana just now scooted around, straddled my head, and lowered her sweet blonde pussy to my well-trained and talented mouth, while her lusty twin gave my hard-on a final definite slurp and guided me through wet labia into her molten core, warning me to "get ready". Ahh...
My tongue eagerly found Briana's inflamed labia and clit. I think Belva rocked and bounced on my electrified flagpole while Briana wriggled her pale muff on my thrusting tongue. I felt them lean together and kiss. My hands moved up. I stroked their melon breasts, gently tweaked their pencil-eraser nipples, and felt their own hands directing mine. Right HERE, they insisted, and like THIS.
I pounded up into Belva's tight tunnel while she slammed herself up and down on my stiff staff and my tongue assaulted Briana's swollen love-button. Briana wiggled; I nibbled; she came, holy fuck! A flow of hot nectar washed my lively lips. I grunted and spewed a steady steaming stream of thick late-teenage protein directly Belva. I felt her stiffen and spasm. The twins yelled into each other's mouths. We puddled, gasping.
Belva (or was it Briana?) toweled me, and herself, and her twin. Our groins were somewhat sanitized. Briana (or was it Belva?) cuddled into me. Her twin scrunched to kiss my mouth, my chin, my nipples, my navel, my fucked-out cock, my thighs, my knees, my ankles, my toes. She sucked one big toe, then the other. My cock twitched.
"Hey, let's do that again, but this way now," the toe-sucking twin said. "Hey sis, spread-em! Get up on your knees, boy, and crawl up there. Get to work -- that pussy needs a tongue. On your knees! Butt up! Knees apart! Yeah, like that. Let me scooch under there so you can fuck my face."
Yes, life was indeed good.
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Umm, the story. Where was I? Okay, so it started some time before 9/11/2001, when the twins' mom, DiDi Manson, came to work at my dad Dylan Todd's realty brokerage.
DiDi was the Russian River Valley's latest hot realtor, what Brits call an estate agent. She marketed aggressively and personably. Her creamy heart-shaped face framed by an asymmetrical honey bob graced billboards, banners, signposts, and grocery carts throughout the Russian River valley.
This is picturesque country an hour or so north of San Francisco (longer during rush hour) where the Russian River winds past pricey vineyards and cuts a sharp canyon through giant-redwood-laden coastal California mountains to its sea-lion-infested lagoon at the Pacific Ocean. Home properties here range from fungus-covered river-rat shacks to sumptuous estates best approached by helicopter. DiDi could and did sell any of these.
DiDi and my dad Dylan found they worked well together as a broker-realtor team. They worked well as a bed-bouncing team, too. They chose to marry.
"Dear Kids: We are getting married. Get ready to move. Love, Dylan & DiDi" was the email we received, all our names in the address line. Simple. Easy.
Both adults had been single for a couple years; both families were rudderless, drifting.
Our mother Lydia Todd signed on for a five-year stay in an artificial habitat beta-testing for a Mars colony. Right. She was probably more interested in her oh-so-buff team mates than in Mars. Go figure. Anyway, she divorced Dad and went to exist in that desert bubble.
DiDi's ex-husband Chaz was more direct; he ran off with a hot-to-trot Qantas stewardess and express-mailed the signed divorce papers from Canberra. I hope he is happy as a kangaroo in quicksand.
"Lynda is a bitch and Chaz is a dickhead," Briana (or was it Belva?) observed.
"No loss," her twin said. I had to agree. Especially when she resumed slowly blowing me.
Thus the Todd and Manson families would amalgamate like tin and copper. Or mix in a bowl like apples and oranges. One problem: offspring. As in, Dylan's three kids, including me, and DiDi's four brats, including Briana and Belva, currently leaking tasty body fluids with me -- all young adults. As in, where would the whole conjoined nine-of-us family be housed?
I know what you are thinking. "Hey, they're in the fucking Realtor business! They rake in fat fees. They can afford a fucking mini-mansion, right?"
Not quite. Local Realtor business provided good livings but not great wealth. Those McMansions tended to be located away from Dylan and DiDi's office and would not really be suitable for our merged mob. We 'kids' were in our late teens or early twenties, with our own schedules, friends, distractions, and needs. An apartment house would almost be more suitable. Almost.
Then came O-B-L and 9/11/2001.
One sharp aftermath of the Al Qaeda attacks was a national economic crunch that reverberated strongly in the Russian River valley. People mostly stopped buying houses for a few months. Which means fat commissions for realtors and brokers, a.k.a. the Thieves' Guild, vanished for a few months. Bummer.
Some homeowners HAD to sell their houses during the down-cycle. Some could not afford to move into a different home until the old one sold. Prices necessarily dropped. And what was once out-of-range became affordable.
Ron and Moira Carson were an older couple with a unique house on a hilltop compound near the east end of the Russian River's steep canyon. Vineyards started downhill. Their big square solid two-story Territorial-style house was built a few decades prior by a big-time Bay Area commercial developer as his weekend playhouse. It was obviously a party space accommodating many guests with many rooms, lots of parking, and privacy.
That guy must have been pretty playful! Upstairs was a glassy and classy three-bedroom home ringed by a wide veranda open to all bedrooms and the two baths. The living room had space for padded playtime furniture. The bedrooms were mirrored. A generous kitchen oversaw the lush back yard.
Down the front or back outside stairs were three well-insulated studio apartments and a tacked-on playroom beside a covered patio with hot-tub. In back, past the tidy lap pool, was a garden-fringed grassy yard. One side of the property overlooked a vertical slope above a dense redwood grove. Paved parking out front held over a dozen cars, and more could park on the twisty road, or behind a side gate for security. The compound was well fenced.
Ron and Moira lived upstairs and rented the private apartments below to friends to pay the mortgage. But the couple retired and would move closer to family -- IF they could sell the house. They listed it with DiDi at a half-million; very reasonable for the pre-9/11 market. But after the attacks? They were in a hurry so they accepted rather less and moved on.