This is the second part of a story that takes place in the "Tom & Mary" universe. While it's not needed, I do recommend reading both parts of "Tom & Mary".
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Carol Freemont was having the time of her life. Who knew that being a slut could be so liberating? In all her 92 years, she never realized just how much she loved being pounded by 3 cocks at once! And the orgasms! So many and so fucking good! She wanted more and more and more...
God, this was the best thing that ever happened to me,
she thought.
More cock, I need more yummy cock!
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How we got there...
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My name is Josh Lincoln and I guess I need to be the one to tell this accounting of my great-grandmother, Carol, and what happened on her 92nd birthday and the weeks that followed.
We all call her GG. When I was born and she became a great grandmother, someone, we don't know who, started calling her GG and the nickname stuck. Anyway, let me back up a moment, as I said, my name is Josh. I'm 23, trying to figure out life out of the military currently. My mom (Lori) is GG's first grandchild. My mom's dad was GG's first born. I am not going to go into all the details in terms of all the family members, like all the names and ages, there are WAY too many of us, but GG had 3 children. Granddad and two great aunts. They all had kids, a lot of them. My mom has 2 sisters.
Anyway, getting all of us together for any family event is a huge pain in the ass. Mainly because everyone is spread out all over the country, plus you have the typical family drama. The last time everyone was together, and I mean everyone, was for great-granddad's funeral when I was nearly 3 years old and my sister Cheryl was only a month old. I obviously do not remember any of it, but I was told GG was the strongest of everyone. She had just lost the man she had spent a lifetime with and she was more concerned that everyone else was doing fine.
Now a bit about GG, my great granddad, and their life: Even at her advanced age, GG is incredibly vivacious, sharp as a tack, and suffers fools lightly. I know this because she told me so! She met Andrew Freemont while she was still in high school and they secretly dated for a few years as he was 5 years older than her. Two days after she turned 18, 1 week after she had graduated from high school, they eloped. Now when they got married, she had no intention of being housewife. Sure she stayed home after the birth of her 3 children, but when the youngest turned 4, GG decided that she wanted to go to college, which Andrew was 100% behind. Quite the forward thinking man at the time! She started taking evening courses over the next few years in order to earn her a degree in teaching. After she graduated, she got a job at the local grade school and loved every moment of it.
From how GG told it to us, their life together was perfect, though it wasn't easy in the beginning. Apparently holding down a job was difficult for my great-granddad, but when my grandfather was 2 Andrew Freemont met the right man at the right place at the right time. And that is when he started working at the bank. By the time he was in his late 40's he was part owner and ran 4 separate branches. When he retired at 65, he was incredibly wealthy. And when great-granddad retired, so did she at the age of 60. For the next decade of his retirement, he and GG traveled A LOT. Unfortunately, he developed some health issues which caused them to stop travelling as much as they did and essentially remained homebodies for the final 2 years of his life. He passed away peacefully at the age of 77. When his will was read, a lot of the family was shocked. Let's just say many didn't get what they assumed they'd get.
Now when my great granddad passed, everyone thought for sure GG wouldn't be far behind. I mean, they had been married over 54 years and together almost 57. However, here we are 20 years later and she's still going strong. I know for a few years she tutored a little to just keep busy. Eventually she did have to slow down a bit, which is when, post-divorce, my mom, my sister, and I all moved in with GG. I was just about to be a sophomore in high school.
After I had graduated and joined the Coast Guard, I found out GG sold my mom the house "just in case". There was a huge uproar in the family over it, but GG reminded them it was her house and her decision and that was that. What the family didn't know is she sold it for $1. Regardless, it was still considered GG's house.
So after spending 4 years in the military, I knew it wasn't a career for me. I enjoyed it, but once I did 4 years, I was done. I moved back home and tried to find a job. I held down a few, but they were mostly temporary jobs. I applied to the Firefighter Training Academy, but I'm on a waitlist currently. So for now, I do what I can. Mostly I'm at home with GG a lot. It was during this time she told me that she wanted to have a big family get together for her birthday. Even though it wasn't a "special one", she just wanted it. Who was I to deny her? So I took up the task of getting everyone together. The planning started just before Thanksgiving and her birthday was in mid-June. Long story short, I was actually able to everyone to agree to Memorial Day weekend and for the party to be on May 27th, 2 weeks before her actual birthdate! Trust me, it was a minor miracle.
Even though I was technically the organizer of it, my mom and sister were the actual party planners. The house was definitely big enough to hold the party because of the massive backyard, plus the back deck was one of GG's favorite places to sit. So my mom hired a caterer, as well as an official party organizer. Tables and chairs were rented. She even hired a cover band who played 50's and 60's music, GG's favorite. And everything went as well as could be hoped. Everyone had a great time, we even got GG to dance a bit to the music. Yeah, there were some disagreements here and there (family, y'know?), but overall a fun time was had by all.
After the last family member had left and the party organizer had broken down everything, mom and GG were just sitting outside enjoy the light breeze. I came out to ask if they wanted anything before I sat down to chill and catch up on "Billions". Mom wanted a glass of wine and GG just wanted some lemonade "if there was any left" and I said sure, I'd get it.
As I turned to go back in, mom got up to follow me. Just as we entered the house, there was a loud CRACK and I felt like I was hit by some force that flung me and my mom into the kitchen. Luckily, we weren't injured too badly, though my mom struck her head and she was stunned. I looked outside and I saw GG laid out on the deck. I got up as quickly as I could, albeit on shaky legs, and rushed to her side. At this time Cheryl had rushed downstairs to see what happened and I yelled at her to call 911.
I reached down to GG and I could tell she wasn't breathing and I started doing CPR. I didn't notice it at the time, but when I touched her, there was a slight tingle. I have no idea how long I gave her CPR, but when the EMTs arrived, thankfully she was breathing, though it was very shallow. Once they loaded both my mom and GG into the ambulance, Cheryl and I followed them to the hospital. On the way there, Cheryl called as many family members as she could.
The next few hours in the waiting room was incredibly nerve-wracking. Finally around midnight we met with a doctor. He informed us that GG did have some injuries, mainly bruises, but otherwise fine. However, she was currently in a coma and they had no idea when or if she'd ever come out of it. He was a little curious about the "strange EEG" readings, but not overly concerned.
The entire family was a constant presence in the waiting room as we all took shifts visiting GG over the next few days. Eventually those who travelled needed to get back to their lives, but my mom, Cheryl, and I remained. The entire time she was in the hospital, I thought she looked a little different every time I came in to see her, but I thought it just my imagination. However, I could swear she was looking a little younger, not as many wrinkles, and her hair was turning from gray to a very light blonde.
30 days after the accident, she finally awoke from her coma, confused. She was fine. She was happy, almost giddy. After a battery of tests were run on her, she was finally allowed to leave the hospital a week after she woke up. The doctors were surprised at how quickly she recovered, it was as if she hadn't even been in a coma. Even I was a bit surprised at the energy she had, but I chalked it up to her just wanting to get home.
Once home, GG decided to just go to her room and rest, I just assumed she probably pushed it a little too much. I told her I'd bring her something to drink and watched her head off.