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Disclaimer:
This story contains mature themes, including violence, taboo subjects, and psychological tension. The actions of the characters are fictional and are not intended to endorse or condone harmful behavior. All characters are depicted as being over the age of 18. Reader discretion is strongly advised.
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The road buzzed beneath the tires, the sky outside bruising into night. Warm air poured in through the cracked windows, thick with the salt of the sea and the refreshing fruit trace of weed.
Isa had a plastic cup balanced in one hand, cheap rum mixed with flat Coke, still cold against her fingers. Her bikini was clinging in all the wrong places. Still damp, still tight and she could feel the fine layer of salt drying on her skin.
They were packed tight in the car, legs tangled, bare shoulders sticking where skin met skin. When the cops arrived, everyone threw their towels and backpacks inside. The blunt hadn't been fully smoked before they were on the road again.
Laughter had faded to slurred murmurs and open-mouthed sleep. The driver, Sam, had both hands on the wheel, eyes fixed ahead, brows drawn. The front passenger was snoring. Everyone else was either dozing or pretending to.
Which meant no one really noticed her. No one but Josh.
He was quiet beneath her, thighs wide, one hand braced against the door and the other casually on her hip. It was the only seat left when they piled in. As siblings, it's not something they had never done before... but usually they wore more than swimwear and they often were significantly drier.
She was used to having him close. Growing up, he was her little shadow, two years behind in school and still growing into his body.
But grown, he had. He wasn't built like a boy anymore. He turned eighteen at the beginning of the year. His chest was broad, pecs firm under the thin cotton of his tank. His arms were tan, lean, dusted with dark hair and warm against her sides. His legs under hers were solid and subtly muscular in the way of someone who was starting working out more consistently.
The softness was gone. His body wasn't familiar anymore. He wasn't the little annoying brother anymore. It felt like something she shouldn't notice, but couldn't help feeling.
And then she shifted.
Just a little.
A tilt of her hips, angled to take the pressure off him. She thought maybe she was helping. If he was awake, he'd be mortified.
She could feel how hard he was, and they hadn't even looked at each other since she sat down. So she tried to spare him, tried to ease the weight, to make it less obvious.
But her new position only made it worse.
Now his arousal was pressing exactly where it shouldn't.
It was unmistakable.
His bulge cradled right against the tender spot beneath her. Her breath caught, her thighs reflexively squeezing just a little. Her heart beat harder.
She turned her head, slow, careful. Josh's eyes were shut, but too tight. His jaw was rigid. His nostrils flared just slightly as he breathed through them, too controlled.
Not asleep. Pretending.
And underneath her, something pulsed. It was thick. She could feel him twitch. He was getting even harder. She thought his shorts would explode, and she imagined the girthy cock beneath.
Something shifted inside her too.
Heat. Perhaps more like electricity. A low, vibration that started in her stomach and uncoiled downward, leaving her tense and restless. Her suit rubbed against her clit with every movement, fabric riding higher. Her thong was burying deeper into her slit, all the way to her ass. Her thighs were slippery again, the whole situation was making her nervous and sweaty.
Could she pretend she didn't notice?
Josh was just eighteen. Isa was two whole years older. He had that wide-eyed quiet about him, the kind that said he'd probably never had a girlfriend. Not a real one. She doubted anyone had ever sat on his lap in a wet bikini after too much rum and pressed herself into his cock without saying a word.
He was her little brother and she had to stop.
But her body wasn't listening. She was filled with something shameful, but why hadn't Josh stop it.
What if someone realised what was going on?
No one could know.
Which somehow made it worse.
And somehow... much better.
The rum was catching up with her. That slow, syrupy warmth was seeping into her limbs, spreading like honey just under her skin. Her head felt floaty, loose in the best kind of way, like her thoughts had come untethered, drifting just behind her in the wind that blew through the cracked window.
Her body was eager now. Not just the vibration from the road or the soft bass from the front speakers. It was inside her. From the press of Josh's body under hers. From the heat blooming between her legs. From the drink blurring the edges of her restraint.
Her skin felt tight, flushed. Her bikini top clung damply to her tits, the triangles of fabric stretched just slightly from the way she'd shifted. Her nipples were hard. She could feel them grazing the lining, sensitive to every movement, every breath. The soft under-curve of her breasts was slick with sweat and salt, and the cool air from the window made the contrast sharp, teasing.
Her thighs were bare and sticky against his. Her legs, toned from too many summers of volleyball and hiking trails with friends, were parted just enough to straddle his lap. She could feel every contour of his hard dick beneath her.
She wasn't doing anything. She hadn't even moved.
Not really.
But her suit was soaked through now, and not from the ocean. The strip of fabric between her legs was pulled tight, pressing into her, gliding slightly as the car jostled over a rough patch of road.
It was maddening.
Arousal was slipping into her bloodstream, mixing with the alcohol. Her buzz wasn't just from the drink. It was from the friction. She needed more.
She tilted her head back slightly, eyes half-lidded, pretending to look out the window.
But all she could feel was him.