This entry is part of a second collection of short stories and faux letters written to Literotica. The focus again is on first time encounters between members of the same immediate family, with an emphasis on daddy / daughter and mother / son. Every chapter will be its own separate story.
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I'm Legal Now, Daddy!
Lisa had always been something of a wild child. As she was growing up, she'd been more of a tomboy than a little princess. She was constantly hanging around with her boy cousins, climbing trees with them and doing dares with them. Later, when Lisa started sprouting boobs, she moved on from being one of the boys to being one of the girls. The problem was that she didn't get along with girls her age. She didn't like playing mind games like other girls did, throwing her self in front of boys to get their attention, or fawning over how cute and muscular some of the boys were. As a result, Lisa ended up not really belonging to any social clique at school. She was always fiercely independent and nonconformist, content to live on the fringe and attracting young men with those same attitudes and outlooks that she had.
What her father Phil didn't like was that sometimes Lisa would party too hard and end up getting in trouble with the law. That's why he watched over Lisa maybe a little too closely. Being as independent as she was, his daughter was quick to notice that he was guarding her like a hawk. Being as feisty as she was, Lisa would always take the opportunity to point this out to him, even in front of others. Sometimes, Lisa went well out of her way to embarrass him. For example, take the week when she turned eighteen years old. It started off like any normal week, but that changed very quickly on the day of her actual birthday. Phil remembered that infamous day very well.
Because his wife's job required her to be out of town a lot, Phil did all of the shopping and most of the cooking. Usually, he had to bribe Lisa into going with him by offering her a burger and shake, because he hated going to the store by himself. What Phil should not have done was to question who Lisa was talking to on the phone, when they were on their way to the store.
"Don't worry about it." She snapped back.
"Listen, it was just a question." Phil, in no mood to be harassed, shot back. "You don't have to get all worked up about it."
"I'm eighteen today. I can do anything I want. My friends are having a party for me tonight and I'm going out to have a good time. You're not going to stop me."
Phil made a face at his daughter, but this did nothing to her.
"Just try and stop me." She dared.
His daughter thought she was above a spanking, Phil considered, but she wasn't. The only thing preventing him from giving her a couple of good smacks was that Lisa could very possibly call the cops on him and get him in trouble. In the end, he simply shook his head. "Let's just go and get this grocery shopping taken care of."
Taking her along had been a bad idea. Phil regretted that decision about halfway to the big superstore, when they got into a big argument over what time he wanted Lisa to be home. Again, she was throwing that 'I can do whatever I want line' into his face.
That wasn't enough for Lisa. Phil was a more conservative type who didn't like his dirty laundry being shown out in public. He parked his car and walked over to get a cart, intent on going through his shopping list and getting the hell out of there before another argument started up between them. Lisa, on the other hand, was only just getting warmed up. Together, they walked toward the store, when Lisa turned to a random man.
"Excuse me." She called out. "I just turned eighteen today. I am legal now. I just thought you'd like to know."
The man looked at her, before glancing at Phil and finally turning away. Phil tried to ignore her, but she kept at it. One man after another, old men, young men, it didn't matter which. She would say pretty much the same thing to all of them.
"Hi, I'm legal today!"
"Will you stop that?" Phil growled at her.
"Why? It's true."
"You're doing it to piss me off and you know it."
"I'm doing it because you can't tell me when to come home anymore."
"Fine. You can stay out all fucking night if you want to. Just stop saying shit like that to people."
"Okay. I will."
She'd rankled his nerves and she knew it. Phil did his shopping in a bad mood. For the most part it was a typical shopping trip, but every once in a while Lisa would go up to some random guy and say those dreaded words again anyway.
"Hi, I'm legal today! I just thought you might want to know that!"
She wasn't trying to get away with something; now she was just needling her father. Phil couldn't even threaten her to stop because Lisa would surely make a big squawk to his wife later. She might go as far as running away to a friend's house, like she'd already done a couple of times in the past. What he hated most was that his wife always, and he meant always, took Lisa's side in an argument.
"Are you going to cut that shit out or not?" Phil asked.
"No, I'm not." Lisa countered. "Not until you stop treating me like I'm still a little girl. You have to start treating me like a woman from now on."