This story is the second chapter and was written for a young female reader of Literotica.com. She sent me an email expressing her love for my work and requested a story depicting an event between her and her own father. I hope she and all enjoy. As always, I welcome all responses. Be sure to check out the rest of my stories, both factual and fiction. ~Ryno
As I awoke next to my lovely wife, the sun sneaking it's morning rays past the blinds and onto her angelic face, gave her skin a warm glow. Last night, she returned from her meeting a bit tipsy trying to keep up with her client's consumption. She nearly tore my clothes off and for the first time in several weeks, we made wild love on the bed, in the shower, on the sink counter and even against the windows looking out over the backyard. It was wonderful, yet for some reason I had an uneasy feeling of guilt.
I softly stroked her hair awaking her from her slumber. She smiled briefly, then sat up with a start.
"Oh my God, why did you let me sleep in. I am so late. Damn. Damn. Damn."
She stormed into the bathroom slamming the door and ending the romantic moment. Nice while it lasted, just wish it lasted longer than a few stolen moments. It seems that this was the standard for several years now; sex a few times a month, maybe a quick dinner or movie once in awhile, and has been many years since we were able to get out of town on vacation. All the while, my daughter Kelly has been my dinner partner, my swim partner, my movie partner and...then it hit me. The memory of yesterday came rushing into my head, my heart pumping, my brain swirling and my forehead now damp with perspiration. What have I done? Will my little girl forgive me? Will it ever be the same? With the sound of Kelly's off-key singing, I knew that I would soon find out.
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An hour later, after a shower, a shave and a wave goodbye from my wife, I sat quietly by the pool with my coffee and morning paper. I had not yet seen my daughter. Her morning preparation for school was still a routine. That was a good sign, right? Minutes later and right on schedule, Kelly yelled goodbye and headed out the front door off to school. Everything seemed normal. Everything was ok.