"No, no, no...not with her!" Cassidy muttered softly to herself as she looked through the crack in the curtains at the scene in her house. Cynthia had reached the window first and peaking in, gasping out just as Cassidy came up behind her. Cynthia had even tried to stop her from looking; pushing her older sister gently, but Cassidy moved her out of the way, knowing something was up with how her sister had reacted after peaking in. Cassidy started crying immediately at what she saw inside. Barbra, had her skirt pulled up to her waist, her ass completely visible from the front window as she straddled the girls' father as he sat in the middle of the couch. Cassidy could even hear faint moans coming from both of them as she spied from outside. "How can he being doing that...with her!" Cassidy said quite loudly and Cynthia quickly grabbed her and pulled her back into the bushes, away from the window.
"Quiet Cas...they'll hear us!" Cynthia uttered in a harsh whisper.
"I don't care if that witch hears me. I ought to kick her ass!" Cassidy told her, anger now replacing some of the grief of what she had seen.
"Cas, I don't like this either, I wanted daddy too, remember." Cynthia said as she tried to calm her sister, even though she was upset about what her father and the reverends wife were doing as well. Cassidy shook her head.
"Not as much as I did or as long Cindy...he was my dream man! Now I've lost him too that...BITCH!" Cassidy growled out, and Cynthia saw such hatred in her sister's face that she grew fearful for a second of what she might do.
"Cas?" Cynthia said to her sister wondering what she had rumbling around her head.
"What?" Was all Cassidy muttered, too lost I her sadness and anger to think clearly at that moment.
"You aren't going in there are you?" Cynthia asked her; worried her sister would do something stupid. Cassidy shook her head.
"No, it might embarrass them, but dad would be pissed as hell at us...at me, and I'm not sure if it would make anything better." Cassidy explained quietly now, thinking about the situation. "I think I have an idea. Come on; let's get back to the car." She told her sister and then started walking to where she had left her car. She had parked the car about six houses down from theirs, so to lessen the chance they would be caught spying on their father. Cassidy quickly reached the car, her body filled with anger and an idea about how to deal with what happened. Cynthia, moving slower then her sister, walked up a moment later.
"So what's this idea?" She asked as she reached her sister and her car.
"Get in the car; we're going to wait till that woman leaves." Cassidy told her sister, her voice tight with anger. Her sister looked at her, worried.
"Are you going to run her over...because I'd rather not go to jail?" Cynthia asked her worriedly, only partly joking. Cassidy made a grunting noise and looked at her sister, but gave her a slight smirk.
"It's a thought, but...NO! We're just going to sit here till they finish...and she leaves our house. Wait till she pulls out in her car and then we follow her." Cassidy told her sister, glancing back to where they had been.
"And then?" Cynthia asked her softly.
"Then we run her over." Cassidy told her, her face serious for a second, and then she started grinning at her sister's look. "We aren't running her over, though I'd like too." Cassidy said in passing. Her sister wasn't amused.
"I think you're nuts." Cynthia told her and Cassidy just nodded in agreement as they both smiled. "You do have a plan though...right?" She asked her sister as they both kept looking at their house.
"I think so; just have to see if she goes home...afterward." Cassidy said softly. They both sat in the car, mostly quiet, both wrapped in their own thoughts as they waited. About forty-five minutes later Cassidy pointed out the front window. "There she is." She said as she got ready to start the car.
"No running over, right?" Cynthia asked her again, but her sister only gave her a dark smirk in answer. "Fun." She muttered as she sat in the passenger seat and fumed at her sister's attitude of not explaining to her.
"Trust me, ok? I was right wasn't I, that something was up to begin with?" Cassidy asked her sister, and Cynthia just nodded in reply as she kept watching out the window. "There she goes." Cassidy muttered as she started the car and slowly started following where Barbra went. The trip quickly ended when Cassidy saw where the car stopped...back at Reverend Granger's house. Cassidy had a huge grin on her face as she stopped the car a few houses down and they watched the older woman get out of her car and walk into her house.
"What now?" Cynthia asked in frustration, usually not very outspoken or aggressive, but she was worried and a bit angry at her sister at the moment. Cynthia had a feeling they were about to get into trouble.
"Now I go and talk to her." Cassidy explained as she parked the car and turned off the engine.
"And me?" Cynthia asked in trepidation.
"You sit in the car." Cassidy told her and then quickly got out, not waiting for an argument or reply. She did look back when she reached the porch, but her sister only gave her a dirty look. She knocked on the door. Cassidy heard footsteps coming her way shortly after and waited for the door to open.