Everybody is over 18 years.
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It was a sweltering summer's afternoon when Sarah walked from the local pool, to her parent's white farm house, she had spent the whole morning doing what she loved. Swimming was her passion in high school, and now she was one of the fastest swimmer for her college swim team. Her body glistened from sticky, summer, sweat, which quickly replaced the evaporated pool water that lingered in her tight pink swimsuit. The swimsuit stuck to every curve in her body, even those soft downy breasts had been pushed up, which made her look more endowed than she truly was.
Sarah approached her parents' white farm house. A tiny smile crept across her tan face as she saw the old tin wind mill her grandfather had built, when she was just a baby in her mother's arms. The whispered creaks of the windmill, always managed comfort her. Those sounds were something she wished she could hear at college. She walked to the screened front door to see a slip of off white printer paper, taped to the back of the door. The slip of paper, clung to the screen door, when she tried to peel it off without damaging the note.
Your father and I have gone to town to buy replacement parts, for the air conditioner. It broke down while you were at the pool this morning. Your brother should still be at football practice, so enjoy some peace and quiet. See you when we get back.
P.S.
We tried calling you, but you left your phone on the kitchen table.
Ten till twelve was stamped on the bottom of the note to indicate the time they had left. A glee filled smile crept across her tan face, the thought of being left alone to her own device flooded her mind. Her wet hands gripped the frame of the screen door to pull it open. She gave the wrought iron door knob a playful giggle to make sure it was unlocked. This was a quiet town so most people, including her parents, left their doors unlocked.
The air inside of the house was just as hot and humid inside as it was out, when she entered the house. She shut the door behind her as she stepped into the clean foyer. The yeasty scent of fresh baked bread filled the old house and made her mouth water. To her left would be the kitchen where her phone awaited it's master, in front would be the staircase leading upstairs, where the shower she desperately wanted would be. First thing she needed to do was to quench her dry mouth with something cold and preferably fizzy.
She stopped in the kitchen for a moment to grab her phone, the time on the phone's clock. The clock showed ten after twelve, as the time. Sarah had missed her parents by a mere twenty minutes. She knew it would be lest an hour before they made it to town. Thoughts of being alone for that long, made her jump in excitement. For once she could watch television or chat with some cute boy online, without being disturbed by her parents or younger brother. She picked up her phone from the counter, as she turned the fridge to get a cold coke to drink. Her moist towel was left on the floor as she went back into the foyer and the stairs there. Her first desire was to take a shower upstairs before she did anything else.
The creaks of the stairs, echoed in her ears, but as she reached the last step she heard something different. Gentle snoring came from the right side of the hallway, from her brother's room. She peered down the hallway towards her brother's room, the door was cracked open, a soft warm breeze blew from his bedroom. Quietly she pushed the heavy door open, to see her brother asleep on the top of his covers.
His sweat stained football gear littered the faded wood floor of the bedroom, and filled the room with his musky odor. He must have been tired when he came home, for he wore nothing, save for his army green boxer shorts . Sarah gave a long sigh filled with annoyance. All of her plans had been ruined by her younger brother Ethan, the muscular linebacker, asleep in nothing more than his boxers. She noticed the beads of sweat as they dripped off of his athletic body and onto his bed. This made Sarah wonder how long had he been home. Against her better judgment, she crept into his room, her footsteps quiet like a mouse so not to wake him.