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"Good morning sleepy head." My naked wife stood in the doorway to our master bathroom. I cocked one eye open, looking at her firm body as she towel dried her hair. "Are you going to get up or not?" Putting down the towel, she walked over to the bed.
I jumped a little when her cold hand dug under the covers, invading the warm cocoon of blankets to grab my cock. I closed my eyes as her hand wrapped around my flaccid cock.
"Did someone have too much to drink and too much sex last night?" Her playful tone was accompanied by a few tugs on my cock.
I closed my eyes tighter, hoping that ignoring her would make her stop, but I knew it would only encourage her to torture me in more devious ways, but I did it anyways. I thought she was going to suck my cock when she pulled the covers off me with her other hand. I've been married to my wife long enough that I shouldn't have been surprised when she stuck her tongue in my belly button and made a motorboat sound. "Fucking Hell! Stop that!"
I pushed my wife's head away from my belly and told her that I'd get up. As she turned, I slapped her ass before she could head back to the bathroom. The sound of wet skin being slapped filled the bedroom and she yelped a little.
It would be another thirty minutes before I emerged from the bedroom, freshly showered and clean shaven. I didn't hear my youngest daughter in her room, but that is not an uncommon occurrence. Emma is 18 and a senior in high school. It's possible that she was texting with her cheerleader friends or listening to music while surfing the internet. Most likely, she was still asleep. The kid has a knack for making it home before her one-in-the-morning curfew with only minutes to spare, and then sleeping till noon on Saturday.
Walking into the kitchen, I found it empty. I wondered about my oldest, Hannah. I expected her to be up early and studying since Spring quarter midterms were scheduled for next week. I turned on the coffee machine and waited for the water to heat up. As I was waiting to make myself a cup, I noticed the empty cereal bowl in the sink. I thought to myself that Hannah must already be up and had gone back to her room to study.
I pulled out another mug, put another coffee pod into the machine, and pressed the button. Pouring in some creamer, I grabbed the mug and headed towards the basement. I walked down the stairs, into my newly renovated basement.
Looking up at the hallway light, I reminded myself that I needed to change the light fixture to one of the new energy efficient LED models. As I stood at the bottom of the stairs, I looked at the freshly painted walls and new carpet. It took me ten years to get motivated enough to finish the basement, but when I finally started, the work went quickly. I knocked on Hannah's door.
"Come in."
I turned the knob and entered my oldest daughter's room.
"Hey, Dad." She was sitting at her desk, looking over her textbooks. She said that she was studying for her microbiology midterm test. Taking the cup when handed it, she smiled and thanked me.
"So, what do you think of the basement?" I guess I was looking for a pat on the back for all of the hard work I'd put in finishing the basement and her room.
"It looks good, Dad. You've done a great job." My oldest daughter turned in her chair. "Did you see what I did with the other room?" That is when my 20-year old pregnant daughter struggled to get up from the chair. At eight months pregnant, it took her more than a few seconds to get up from the desk.
Hannah took me by the hand and led me out of her room. She pushed open the door to the bedroom next to her room and my eyes were assaulted by a bright pink accent wall. "Mom helped me paint the wall yesterday and helped with the butterflies." My daughter was talking about the half dozen or so vinyl pink butterflies stuck on the other walls.
"It looks good, sweetheart." I didn't mention the pink color was triggering my hangover. I needed more water and an aspirin. I kissed my daughter on the forehead and told her that she did a great job painting. "So, are you getting excited? You only have another month until the baby is due. Have you decided on a name yet?" I kept my hand on her shoulder as I stood about a foot from her extended belly.
"Your granddaughter is going to be named Rachel. I finally decided last night. And to answer your question, yes, I can't wait to deliver little Rachel." My daughter said that she and my wife had talked about the delivery process yesterday afternoon. "I just want this to be over so the two of us can be a family."
I reminded my daughter that it wasn't two, but five. I said that her sister, along with her mom and I, would always be there for them. I was proud that my daughter was handling her pregnancy so well.
What was unspoken was her use of the word
two
. The guy that knocked her up fell out of her life about five months into the pregnancy. I was mad and proud at the same moment. Mad that my twenty-year-old daughter got herself pregnant, and proud that she was still in school and determined to graduate next year with a nursing degree.
"I know that you will always be there for us, Dad, but don't fear β Rachel and I will conquer the world."
As I kissed my daughter's forehead one more time, I thought about the loser that had knocked her up. I felt a tinge of guilt not telling Hannah why the loser that got her pregnant suddenly disappeared from her life about three months ago.
I found out through a high school friend, who is now a county sheriff, that the baby's father is in prison for selling drugs and second-degree murder. Apparently, he went to a frat party at a college in the next state over and sold some drugs to some of the kids there. He didn't realize the drugs were spiked with Fentanyl and two young women died. He overdosed as well, and the paramedics found him with the two other women in a sorority house annex. The local police found the drugs and money in his pockets once he was revived at the hospital. Somehow the police had video proof of him selling the drugs to the dead women, so his court-appointed lawyer made a plea deal that sent him to prison for ten years.
I certainly didn't tell my daughter that I approached his parents when I found out what had happened. At first, they thought I was the angry father of one of the girls that overdosed. They were surprised when I told them that their son had knocked up my daughter. When asked about the incident at the fraternity, the parents said that they had disowned their son and were refusing to meet with him, so they didn't have any information about what happened.
They asked about Hannah, but I refused to give them any information about my daughter. I said that I'd be in touch after the baby is born, but until then they were to stay away from my family.