Authors note: I would like to clearly state that this story is a complete fabrication of my twisted mind, and that any and every person in this story is completely fictional.
I would also like to apologize up front for any misspellings or grammatical errors.
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Always Loved You
Chapter 1
My name is Ryan. My dad is a bigshot lawyer, and my mom is a fairly well-known trashy romance novelist. They divorced five years ago with him moving to Chicago and my mother, my twin sisters, and I, staying back in California.
Dad is consumed with his career and a fucking asshole, especially to me, mom is a bitch to everyone but me, who would fuck anyone to help her climb the ladder of success, and my sisters, whom I've lovingly call Bitch 1 and Bitch 2, are your typical high school senior "Valley Girls" cheerleaders, who think the world revolves around them. I may be exaggerating, but just a little.
They're eighteen, beautiful, and they haven't talked with me in over two years because I'm just their geeky, ball playing, big brother. Not that I've missed talking with them.
As for myself, I'm twenty-one, six foot two, roughly 210 pounds, kind of geeky, and in my fourth year of college on an academic scholarship. My school breaks are usually spent attending one of the Arizona baseball camps hoping to make it to the majors someday. It's a dream I have. Thankfully, I'm smart enough to be majoring in medicine with a minor in education, because honestly, I'll probably never make it to the majors.
Anyways, I was getting ready for ball camp when my mother called and informed me that I was being voluntold to take the upcoming winter break off from ball camp and fly to Aunt Emily's ranch near Cheyanne, Wyoming. This was to help her out for a few weeks with the ranch's daily chores. Albert, a close friend of Uncle Dave's growing up, who worked on the ranch for the past sixteen years is the only hired hand, needed to take time to visit his wife's family in Texas and he would only be gone a week or two, a month at most. When I told her I would miss classes if it was over two weeks, she told me to suck it up for a family member who needs help. What could I say to that?
She said my aunt insisted she could handle it on her own until my mom told her that I would be glad to help, and since she was paying for ball camp, and my extra's while in school, that was that. Mom told me when my aunt found out I would be "happy" to come help, she sounded excited to have me spend some time with her. I guess deep down I really didn't mind going to Aunt Emily's as she has always been my favorite aunt. When I was younger, I was a bit of a loaner, a lot geek and didn't have many friends. When she would visit she always spend lots of time with me doing things like reading comics, playing video games, binge watching Star Wars, and just talking about life and where I hoped to be in a few years.
I really wanted to go to camp this winter, but also knew that without help, my aunt would work herself into an early grave trying to do everything herself. And I really loved my Aunt Emily.
She was the baby of four sisters (actually, the three oldest are half-sisters to her. Gramma's first husband passed away when the three oldest were very young. It only took Gramma a year before she remarried and another to have Emily). We used to joke that meant she was my half-aunt. And I knew when half I wanted. (Bad boy, Ryan! Bad boy!) The girls ranged in ages from my mom being forty-six, to my Aunt Emily who is thirty-eight.
Aunt Emily has always been a bit of a bad ass bitch who didn't take fools lightly. She was also a beautiful woman. Auburn hair that went down past her shoulders when not up, hazel eyes, a hourglass figure with C cup breast which looked bigger on her small frame, strong sexy legs and an ass that could turn a gay guy straight. Think Bryce Dallas Howard with bigger breast. She was also a loving, caring woman (and my biggest crush during puberty, and still). At least that's how I remembered her. And that's why I loved my aunt. Or should I say that's why I've always been in love with my aunt.
Between school and playing ball, with the exception of my uncle's funeral four years ago, which was the last time I saw her, and then for no more than about a minute when we first arrived, I hadn't spent any time with my aunt in over six years.
When I arrived at Cheyanne airport, I went through deplaning, had already gotten my bag and was keeping watch for my aunt. She didn't seem to have gotten there yet so I took a seat knowing she would eventually end up here at baggage claim looking for me.
It wasn't long before I saw her coming down the escalator. She was looking around for me, and looked directly at me at least twice, but didn't recognize me and kept looking. The last time we spent any time together I was all of five eight and maybe a hundred and sixty pounds. Much different from today.
I stood as she walked right past me toward the baggage carousel. Not surprisingly, she was even more beautiful than I remembered her. In the jeans, the flannel shirt, jean jacket and cowboy hat she was wearing, she was cowgirl hot. And I'm not the only one who thought so as every guy and many of the gals standing around stared at her in awe of her hotness. I called out. "Aunt Emily!" She turned and looked right past me, again. She started walking back in the direction she came from when I stepped right in front of her. "Hey! Watch where you're going!" She said as she shifted herself and walked around me saying "Dumbass!" under her breath.
"Stop!" I called out to her with a laugh. She turned and got right up into my face, or at least she tried. Aunt Emily was all of five five. "What the hell are you laughing at!" she growled.
If I didn't know her, I would've been a lot taken aback and a little scared.
"Aunt Emily. It's me, Ryan." I said to her.
She froze looking at my face. "No way!" She stepped back to get a wider view of me. "Oh my god! Your mother told me you had grown, but I never expected this."
In my now typical smart-ass fashion, I replied with, "We do that, you know."
My aunt jumped into my arms, her lips contacting mine in a quick, soft kiss, her arms hugging me around the neck and said, "I'm sorry I didn't recognize you."
"No problem," I said as I hugged her tight. "I recognized you in a nano-second."
We stood there in the airport hugging for what felt to me like just seconds, but I would have stood there for days just holding her in my arms. Her face close to mine, her firm tits against my chest, and her crotch against my right leg as her right knee slid between my legs. Just before she let go of me, she once again gave me a not so quick, and not so soft kiss on the lips.