Anything The Heart Wants - Part 3
Hot Day and Hot Nights on Cape Bonita. Classes Start
By
Rob McCall IV
This is a multi-part story of a young man's life and the joys of his adopted family. It begins in Incest/Taboo and may travel to other categories but will return to I/T if you stay with the story. Please note: There is very little I/T in this Part, but I left this in I/T rather than Erotic Stories to stay true to the mission of the story. Please support my decision. I'd appreciate it.
Please consider reading the prior parts first.
All persons depicted in sexual acts are at least 18 years of age and consenting adults.
Β© 2022 RMcCIV
I was in heaven. My sister, Andi, was in my arms, fully naked with loving kisses. Her large natural breasts rolled softly against my chest as I gently caressed her nipples, pink as the color of azaleas blooming on a sunny spring day. My hard cock was between her legs, rubbing against the crack of her ass. I was so aroused that I was steadily leaking on her thighs. The clear liquid dripping down to the sheets.
"I want you," was all she said.
I moved over grabbing my hardon and rubbed it up and down her already soaking pussy to enter her. I could feel her slippery folds with the head of my cock. The lips were chiffony and delicate. I looked her in the eye and, without a word, shoved it deep inside and started to fuck her as hard as I could, crashing into her with no mercy. I was fucking her roughly, grabbing her ass to pull her towards me as I pounded her. My balls started to tighten up into my pelvis, begging to cum so much that they hurt.
Andi had a hand down on her clit, rubbing away, and started cumming and shouting. "I want you to cum. I want to cum in me."
Ring! Ring! Ring! I slammed my hand down on my damn phone.
"Hey, lazybones. What are you doing?" said Rob bursting into my room interrupting my dream. It's 8 am. First day of classes. Rise and shine. Come on, I wanna grab a bite and get going. We've got Modern English Lit with Pennykamp together at nine. Right? Get crackin' Hot Shot."
After a shower and a quick Starbucks, courtesy of the student union, we opened the heavy wooden doors to the large lecture hall in Kent Hall to walk down and grab a seat. I had to stop. Rob turned towards me. "What are you doing? We're going to miss out on the best seats," as he continued to hurry down.
"I want to take it in for a moment." I looked around the large lecture hall with the rows full of Formica desks, electric plugs for everybody's laptops, a large flatscreen on the lecture's wall, and over 50 young, excited faces of all stripes and colors piling in. My first day of college. A far cry from "Goodbye Mr. Chips," I thought.
My studious roommate had grabbed a couple of seats about a third of the way up off of the center aisle. "Come on already."
I hurried down, sorted through my stuff, grabbed my laptop, and settled in as a tattooed, goth babe wearing black garb and multiple piercings knocked into my thigh, sliding in. "Sorry," she mumbled, plugged in her computer, and said, "I hear Pennykamp's a hardass bitch."
"Yeah, I've heard that too," I said as a refuge from Nazi General Rommel's staff marched into the room. She actually hit her desk with a heavy wooden pointer with a sharp crack.
"Welcome class to General Studies Modern English Lit 101." Whap! Again with the stick.
"Here, you will learn, and you will appreciate the great literature and writing of America's finest authors. You will learn to cherish the geniuses who created your heritage and your country's character."
She looked up at the two giggling freshman girls opening the lecture room doors.
"Get out!" she shrieked at the startled young women. They stood there. "You heard me. Get out! You're late," and they turned and left.
She looked at us. "And you will learn to love and appreciate them on time. Three late marks, and it is an F. There will be two papers, no final, but pop quizzes whenever I feel like it that account for 30% of your grade. I do not grade on a curve. If you learn it, you earn it. If you don't, I'll see you here next year same time, same place. Got it?" And she strolled back and forth in front of us like Rommel inspecting the troops.
"Got it?!"
"Yes, ma'am," the room shouted back.
Except for the stoner towards the back. He just giggled. Pennykamp marched up the lecture hall aisle, stopped in front of him, fixed the stoner with her most killer glare, and said, "Did I say something funny young man?"
He laughed some more. "Shit," I thought. "This guy must really be loaded. I hope he doesn't get booted from school."
"I'm waiting," glared the professor.
"Your skirt is on backward. I can see your polka dot panties through your zipper." he laughed.
"What?!"
"Your skirt is on backward," he said, pointing right at her crotch. "Cute panties, Prof."
With a shriek of embarrassment, Professor Pennykamp ran down the aisle, grabbed her materials, pulled herself together, and hurried out of the hall shouting over her shoulder, "Twain's 'Huck Finn' by Wednesday. Be prepared to discuss," and streaked out of the room.
After the uproarious laughter subsided along with the "Dude, you're a hero!" stuff. The room calmed down and left, except for a few well-wishers huddled around our hero of the moment. Rob, the goth babe, and I were still down by our seats, chuckling.
I turned to her. "Hi, I'm Johnny. This is my roommate Rob. You're right. What a nasty bitch!"
She laughed and said. "Yeah? Right? I'd been warned. The biggest cunt in the school, but I've got to say," and she jerked up towards the stoner, "That guy wins the year. Fuck-an-A-classic."
She leaned in, "You can call me Rain."
"Rain?"
She looked at me as if I had just fallen off the pumpkin truck.
"You don't want me to rain on your parade, dipshit. Got it?" and she gave me the hardest "do you get it fucker" look I had ever seen from someone who was not a parent and nodded my head.
Offering my hand, I said, "Nice to meet you, Rain," but she was already climbing up the steps to Bogart her way into the crowd to fawn over our stoner guy.
"Wow! What a great first day of class," said Rob. I looked at him in surprise. Rob was our serious academic business major roommate. I would have expected that reaction from Gary, the cool dude. I paused for a moment and thought how first impressions are never what they seem.
"I'm going to go up there and meet this guy," shouted Rob behind his back as he started up the aisle, following our new goth friend.
His name was Donny and to no surprise lived off campus. We outlasted the groupies, and the four of us, Rob, Donny, Rain and I, ended up in a huddle getting to know each other and congratulating him on his win.