This is the second and only expected sequel to "How It's Going - The First Part". But it is a sequel the way Wynds of Change does sequels... same world, same storyline, different incestuous couple, and no they're not getting together in an orgy. As always, all characters are over the age of 18, and none of this is real. It only happened in my twisted imagination. I hope you enjoy. Please vote and comment. I read each and every one of the comments and appreciate your feedback!
Another Friday night. Madison closed her eyes and tried to relax. She regulated her breathing and tried to enjoy herself. She thought about the guy she was with two weeks ago. Brad. Of course he was named Brad. He looked like a Norse god. Blonde hair, blue eyes, chiseled chin, and positively gagging at the idea of fucking a real redhead, particularly one a few years older. She was a twenty-eight-year old athlete and he felt like he'd hit the jackpot. Plus, he thought he was God's gift to women. Sadly, all those muscles and bravado hid a below average size cock. And very substandard performance.
But oh, he did talk a good game. A game that left her utterly unsatisfied. Twenty minutes after they started, he was already gone. The playful banter lasted about five minutes, foreplay lasted all of ten seconds, the sex lasted thirty seconds, she went to the bathroom to pee, and a minute later she came back out and told him that she had to get up early in the morning and that he needed to leave. No repeat performance.
She thought about the guy before him. Jackson. He had a better temperament. And much nicer equipment. In fact, that might have been the nicest looking dick she'd ever seen. She remembered the oral attention she's so selflessly lavished on it. Then she remembered how there wasn't even a hint of reciprocation. What was between her legs that these guys were so averse to even a little pussy-licking? All he seemed to want to do is pound in and out, in and out, in and out, in and out. No imagination. No creativity. Not even an occasional change of tempo. A lot like this guy.
She opened her eyes and regarded the guy above her, breathing hard, pumping like a robot. But that's all he was offering her. No romance, no kissing, no oral. Not even a couple of adventurous fingers. Just a hard cock pounding in and out of a wet hole. Like Jackson, this guy wasn't going to get a repeat performance either. How long had it been, she wondered idly. He didn't even notice as she looked at her watch. It seemed like so much longer, but it had only been about five or six minutes. At least he lasted a lot longer than Brad. Still, this is not the best use of her time. So, she suddenly started moaning loudly, gyrating wildly, and gave a lackluster fake orgasm performance. Had he been paying any level of attention to his partner he could probably even tell it was fake. She didn't care. She just wanted it over and him gone. Apparently, her performance was good enough to push him over the edge. Ten minutes later, he, too, was gone.
In the shower, as she washed his sweat off her, she thought about her life so far. She wasn't slutty, she was just looking for
something
. And she knew what it was. She wanted someone to make love to her. She wanted someone to love her, for her. She didn't want to be fucked indiscriminately, just another notch on somebody's bedpost. She wanted to be made love to. She wanted kisses and hugs, and long walks while holding hands. She wanted someone to ache for her like she'd ache for him. She wanted the fairy tale.
But fairy tales aren't real, she told herself. It was funny how every time she was with her father, he treated her like a princess. And the fairy tales were just chock full of princesses, weren't they? Why was it that only a girl's father could make her feel that way? Couldn't she find someone who wasn't her father to make her feel that good?
Madison Leroux was a twenty-eight-year-old professional who should have been in the prime of a successful and highly lucrative career as a professional tennis player. But her professional tennis career had already passed her by, courtesy of one drunk driver. She was just seventeen years old at the time, and she and Hunter, her boyfriend at the time, were coming home from a movie. It was late on a Saturday night, and it had been raining. And some idiot with too much to drink and not enough sense to call an Uber, crossed the center line, clipping the teenagers' car and sending them into a spin. Hunter was a young and inexperienced driver and couldn't recover from the spin. They slammed into a tree. Hunter's family was quite wealthy, and his BMW was new with all the latest safety equipment. No one was seriously injured, but the way the car hit the tree, Madison broke her knee.
As her knee shattered, so did her dreams of playing tennis at the professional level. Her father was there every step of the way, making sure she got to each and every rehab appointment. He worked with her tirelessly to help her get back to 100%. But a year later, she realized she would never get it back. She knew she would never again be as fast or as agile as she used to be. And certainly not enough to compete at the highest levels of the sport she loved. Her father and his money helped her establish the small Tennis Academy that bore her name now. While she loved competing, she found a deep satisfaction in molding and developing young tennis players into the lethal weapons that she used to be. The academy made her enough money that she was able to buy a small home, but not too far away from her dad. And they saw each other often.
Maya O'Day was Madison's star pupil. This girl was absolutely going pro, and soon. She'd been coaching Maya since she was fourteen, and now would graduate in months, and join the new breed of black women tennis stars currently taking the tennis world by storm. It didn't hurt her future chances that she would graduate with a degree in pre-med with a GPA north of 3.8. Maddy could not have been prouder of her protΓ©gΓ©. But today, something was off. Today she had the kids playing 'best 2 out of 3' for more in-game practice of fundamentals they'd worked on earlier in the week. And Maya knew every move as if she were programmed for them. Today, she was double - faulting, missing winners, and letting obvious opportunities slip by. After her second straight 2 - 0 loss, Madison decided to call it a day and let the kids have the rest of a beautiful spring Saturday.
"Got a minute, Mye?" she asked as Maya was packing her gear.
"Sure. What's up," she answered.
"I don't think you've played that badly since I've known you. What's going on?"
She finished zipping her bag and sat on the courtside bench. "I'm kinda scared to tell you. It's really personal. But feel like I need to tell somebody, and Jordan's out of town for the weekend." Jordan was her best friend and a fellow tennis player.
Madison looked concerned and said, "Look, you're my student. But in six years of working together, I've come to consider you a friend. Maybe like a little sister."
Maya scoffed. "Sister," she said, almost under her breath.
Madison looked hurt. "I really mean that. I would have thought that the sentiment was returned. I never thought we had any problems. What's wrong?
"No, no!" she said, a little distressed that she'd sounded so callous. "It's not you," said Maya, shaking her head. "And yes, I consider you a friend. And I really need a friend to talk to now. It's..."
"Take your time. Tell me what's going on," said Madison soothingly. "Maybe I can help."
After a long pause, Maya said, "No, there's nothing you can do. Hell, it's your fault that I know about it at all."
"My fault!" exclaimed Madison. "What did I do?! What the hell's going on?!"
"I need to talk to
somebody.
But look, if I tell you this, you can't tell another soul. Not now, not ever. Nobody. This goes to the grave, understood? And don't judge me, okay?" Maya said, a bit defensively.
"Okay, not a word," she agreed warily, unsure if she'd just agreed to help hide a body.
Maya said, "Remember a couple months ago when you joked that I should do a DNA test to see if I was related to 'tennis royalty' or something?"
"Yeah, I remember. But wasn't serious. I was just joking around."
"I know that. But I did it anyway, just for kicks, you know?"
"So, are you in some Venus and Serena bloodline or something?" Madison asked excitedly.
"Not as far as I can tell. But they did find something interesting." She kept her friend in suspense for a moment and the said, "Turns out my mom and dad were related before they got married and had me."
"Wait, what?" asked Madison, confused. "Related? Related how?"
"As it turns out, my mom and dad are father and daughter. My father is also my grandfather, my mother is also my sister, and so I guess I'm my own aunt!"
"What?! The test said all that?!"
"No. The test just said there were 'irregularities in my parentage.' I called and asked about it, and they couldn't tell me any more because of privacy law. But the girl I talked with simply said it looked like my parents might be blood related. They said I should ask them. I did and they came clean."