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A Taste of Incest: A Taste of Honey #4
(Families of fun at the mountain cabin)
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Author's note: The following stroker is probably mostly fictional. All sexual participants are aged 18+. Tags: group sex, sisters, brother-sister, mother-daughter, mother-son, multiracial, high school, glee club. If you object to such, read something else. Nobody here is named Honey. Reading prior chapters is recommended but not mandatory - I tried to keep this tale fairly self-contained. Enjoy!
** Act 1: To the Cabin **
Long, lean, resigned Ron tried not to taste tonight's lousy dinner, another of many. He'd had to live with his father since the divorce, and his father's cooking... well, Dad could burn water, let alone a roast-and-potato entree. Not that Mom's meals were outstandingly better. But at least Mom usually got the oven times right. His younger sisters, stuck living with Mom, her redneck boyfriend, and his asshole sons, had worse pain than food to deal with.
Ron sighed, remembering the forced move from their nice tract ranch house to this old downtown apartment. He dutifully swallowed the meat, spuds, and what passed for veggies - hey, 18-year-olds are hungry! - and pitched his plan for the upcoming four-day weekend.
"Dad, about this weekend... you know Uncle Dan is shutting his shop the whole time and won't need me working, and there's nothing really happening around here. Well, I've been invited to spend it with a bunch of Music Club kids up at Dr Elliot's cabin in the mountains. There'll be a couple of music teachers there so it'll be like a workshop. You won't mind if I'm gone for the weekend, right?"
Bill Carson looked over the top of his evening newspaper at his son. Ron could almost hear his dad's mental gears grinding. Four days with Ron out of the apartment meant four days Bill could entertain Josephine without interruption. Bill almost smiled.
"Sure, go on, have fun. Just stay out of trouble, right? I don't want any calls from the cops." He resumed reading editorials. Not more damn taxes!
"Right, no trouble," Ron promised.
His dad nodded silently and turned the page.
Hey, that was easy!
Ron had only fudged the truth a little. True, a few of his expected cabin-mates were in his high school Music Club; but all were in the town Glee Club, that close group whose mothers and daughters stood by one another.
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Ron rolled his cheap Honda 55cc moped homeward from Piedmont High School after the last Thursday class. The smogberry trees were in full wilt on this murky early-1970's mid-afternoon in a century-old suburb east of Los Angeles. Two-mile-high mountains just north of town were barely visible.
He rode home and stuffed a few days' necessities into his old sports duffel. His mandolin case (with mandolin) went in the center with his school bookbag (just in case), padded with jeans and shirts, with a bundle of underwear and a few varied harmonicas. He also slipped in a bottle of tequila he hoped Dad would not miss. He did not pack his clarinet. Why couldn't Dad have bought him a saxophone?
Ron pulled on a bright ENDLESS SUMMER tee, striped baggie surfer shorts, and his handmade-in-Tijuana
huaraches
, sturdy Firestone-soled sandals. He expected to hit the cabin's rock pool right after arrival.
He made himself a peanut-butter-and-honey sandwich, washed down with a cold Dr Pepper. Gotta keep his strength up!
He slung the duffel's straps over his shoulders and rode his moped from the old downtown and overgrown residential blocks, past bland strip-mall shops and bare new housing tracts, up to toney, leafy Vishnu Hills, residential district of the town's elite: doctors, lawyers, bankers, administrators. No
way
would he putt-putt all the way to the cabin! He had a ride to catch.
BORN TO BE WILD rang through his head as he rode. He laughed silently.
He rolled into the sycamore-shaded driveway of a familiar faux-New-England manor house and stopped beside his girlfriend Judy Elliot's faded blue Volkswagen Beetle. His three fetching ride-mates lounged on the wide front porch swing, their own duffels scattered by the car.
Slim, chestnut-haired Judy, cute as a bunny and just as bouncy, called out, "Ronny!" and jumped up to hug him. A brief kiss with deep tongue; then she was pushed aside by her curvy Saxon-blonde girlfriend Ann Heinecke, who administered another fast, slobbery, soulful kiss. He hugged them both together, a hot young woman under each arm.
"Y'all having fun there?" drawled the last girl, rising more slowly.
"You remember Genevere from our Glee Club sessions, don't you, Ronny?" Judy teased. Ron nodded and closely watched the newcomer's approach.
Genevere Garfield was a tall, lithe, muscular black girl formed like a classic Benin sculpture: oval head, tight hair, soft eyes, strong chin, moderate nose. A sly grin graced her half-open full lips. Her taut sprinter's body, thinly covered by a brief lemon-yellow sundress, moved toward him with sensuous grace, hips swinging casually. Defined calf muscles flexed with each step. She pushed the white girls aside and held Ron's face in her hands.
"So you're their boy, huh? Let's see if you taste as good as they say." Her nose brushed his. Her tongue attacked his tonsils.
Ron acted instinctively. His hands rose up her splendid young body and reached for her firm athlete's breasts. Two diamond-hard nipples pushed dangerously against their thin fabric covering.
Ron stopped. Not in public; not here on the street. He gave her a brief hug.
"Uh, hi, Genevere," Ron muttered into her wet, demanding mouth.
She pulled back, smiling. "Not bad, boy. We'll have to know each other better." She lightly slapped his cheek. "And you can call me Jenny."
Judy and Ann tugged at her arms.
"Hey, this isn't the time and place. We'll be there soon," chided Ann.
"Yeah," Judy implored, "let's get this show on the road. The cabin calls."
Judy's charcoal-gray shorts showcased her strong legs and a sweet little butt; her lighter, tighter, sleeveless halter top strained against her lovely breasts as she pulled her friends away.