"I'm sorry about this," Damon sighed as he rolled his suitcases into his sister's living room.
Heather smiled warmly, and shrugged. "Hey, don't worry about it, she didn't deserve you and you're better off without her. I'm more than happy to have you here with me while you get back on your feet. Besides, living alone is tough. It'll be nice having someone around."
She led him into her bedroom as her white floral dress swayed side-to-side. "So you'll be staying in my bedroom, while I take Jessica's for the time-being. Since she's staying with her family over the summer, she said it was okay." Moving over to the dresser, she opened up the drawers and gestured at them. "I've moved my clothes and such into the other room, so feel free to put your clothes in my dresser. In fact, please do. I don't want to be picking up after my little brother in my own apartment," she said playfully.
"Okay, I'll be sure to do that," he said, smiling for the first time today. He looked around the room and was suddenly overcome by a whirlwind of emotions... guilt, fear, anger, confusion. His now ex-girlfriend had kicked him out unceremoniously earlier, claiming that he didn't love her anymore and that he didn't treat her like she should. In reality, he had seen the looks she and one of her friends had been exchanging lately, so he guessed she wanted to create a vacancy for him. Heather had been the only one he could call for help. His face darkened and he felt like something was caught in his throat.
"Damon..." His sister approached him with a concerned expression on her face. She reached out and pulled him into a tight hug, her chin resting on his shoulder. He could feel her large, soft breasts pressing against his chest. His hands rested against her upper back, where he could feel her bra through her dress. Her silky brown hair smelled like vanilla. While she was five years older than him at 27, he had matured and gained several inches on her over the years.
Her hands gently rubbed up and down his back soothingly. "I know things seem tough right now, but I know we can get through this if we work together. Don't ever believe that you're any less than that chick. If you're going to focus on someone's opinion of you, then focus on mine because you mean the world to me." She looked directly up at his face; she was inches away from his.
"Thanks," was all he could manage to say without breaking down.