All Characters In This Story Are 18+ Years Old
Saturday, December 22, 1962
In the Palm Court restaurant at the Plaza Hotel, eighteen-year-old Patricia Maxon and her thirty-eight-year-old stepfather, Phil, were finishing breakfast after their planned daytrip to New York City to shop for Christmas had become an unplanned overnight stay because of an unexpectedly severe winter storm. Besides being married to Patricia's mom for the past ten years, Phil was also Patricia's deceased dad's twin brother. In the course of their evening, during the night, and yet again that morning when they wakened, Phil had discharged his parental and avuncular duties by discharging his semen in mass quantities multiple times into the sweet teen's formerly virgin vagina. Now, over eggs Benedict, orange juice, coffee and hot chocolate, she had just informed him, very confidentially, that she was precisely midway into her menstrual cycle.
Patricia truly loved Phil. She also loved that she had given him her maidenhood and that he had fucked her silly, but she wondered how likely it might be that he had impregnated her. When he helped her to understand that even under the most optimal fertility conditions, pregnancy only occurs about eight or nine percent of the time, she felt oddly conflicted. Babies had been inexplicably in the forefront of her mind ever since she saw an enormously pregnant woman on the MTA coming into The City Friday morning. Now, she did not know whether to hope her period would come on in two weeks, or to hope it would not.
Upon hearing the news, Phil had his own thoughts, after he shouted at himself, "Damn, Damn, Damn! How could you be so stupid?" He optimistically estimated that Patricia had not been nailed, since he had, after all, used a rubber the first time, and that was in his favor as well as the general odds. Sighing inwardly, he resigned himself to the fact that only time would tell if his baby-making juice had done its job. As he sipped his coffee, he reflected on his old WWII sergeant's philosophy, "Hope for the best but prepare for the worst."
Phil squeezed Patricia's hand reassuringly and said, "C'mon, Trixie, let's take care of our bill and get back to Westport. You'll feel better about all of this when we're home again. I know it!"
Patricia nodded, dabbed her napkin at her eye corners and said, "Okay, Uncle Phil. But I'm not going to breathe a word about any of this to anyone. Ever. And especially not to Mom!"
Signaling their waiter, Phil agreed, solemnly, "Me neither, honey. It's our secret."
While Phil worried how his fucking, and possibly impregnating, Patricia would impact his marriage, twenty-two-year-old Becky Barnes was eating a bagel and wondering how he would accept her breaking off their nearly two-years-long affair. She still very much liked him and being with him: He was an excellent lover and, since August when he hired her as his personal assistant, he was also a very good boss. What he was not, however, was her own age and this was becoming increasingly bothersome. She wanted to get married, have kids, and be primary to a man, rather than be just his away-from-home fuck, or under-the-desk blowjob.
Reaching across the table in the Soho delicatessen, Becky took twenty-three-year-old Kevin Horton's hand in hers and smiled as she thought, "Maybe he's the one." Aloud, but not very loudly, she said, "I'm glad the snow stopped and the cabs were running. Take me home, I want to fuck you until Spring!" Laughing her unique tinkling laugh, she added, "Or, at least until I have to go to work tomorrow!"
Meanwhile, in Westport, Becky's eighteen-year-old brother, Barney, was drilling Patricia's mother on her walnut pool table's scarlet baize felted slate. He remembered how much she liked it when he thrust deep, then flexed against her cunt roof while he slowly withdrew before plunging fast and furious to his limit again. With her arms flopped over her head, among scattered rolling pool balls, four glorious sequential orgasms overwhelmed her. She could not remember the last time Phil had filled her and pushed her over the edge like this young stud was now doing.
As volley upon volley of virile vitality vacated Barney's nuts for Roberta's warm welcoming womb, she bleated, moaned and agonized deliriously, "Will it ever stop? Oh, PLEASE God, don't let it stop!"
Half-an-hour later, with her hair disheveled and her Fifth Avenue Red lipstick all but gone from her mouth, Roberta watched Barney pull on his boots as he prepared to return to his home next-door. She felt both satisfied and needy; elated and sad. She wondered, "How can I make this happen again, and again?"
Weirdly released from his sorceress' spell, Barney shyly kissed Roberta's right cheek and mumbled, "Thanks for the cocoa, Mrs. M. I'm, uh,... " Whatever he was going to say melted like a dream in daylight. As he scuffed one boot toe against the other, he said quickly, "I...I gotta go. Mom's waiting for me." Not wanting to hear her own voice break, she nodded that she understood, held open the door, then watched him as he picked up his aluminum snow scoop from the porch and trudged down the sidewalk he had scraped for her an hour-and-a-half ago.
In between houses, and out of anyone's sight, Barney knelt by a snowbank. Picking up a generous handful, he slathered the icy melt all over his face and vigorously rubbed until his cheeks were numb. At his own back door, he looked into its dark mirroring mullioned window panes and satisfied himself that all traces of Roberta's lipstick were gone; the cold rosiness in his face would cover for other blotchiness that remained from her avid kisses. As he turned the doorknob he took a deep breath, put on what Coach Davis called a 'game face', then entered the house hoping his mother would not think it strange that he needed another shower.
Two hours earlier, while Roberta Maxon set her kitchen aright after preparing her special cocoa recipe, forty-one-year-old Judith Barnes' weatherized son had stepped from their house into the bitter cold, but clear, winter morning. At the sink, while she rinsed away egg bits and then loaded the breakfast dishes into her roll-away dishwasher, she had watched him collect his snow shovel from the garage. Once again, she felt a pang in her heart and tugged her upper lip over her teeth as she closed her eyes. Not minding that her hands were wet from the faucet's running water, she left her coffee cup on the drainboard, inhaled deeply, then touched herself high and low.