A Well-Lived Life - Book 9 - Anala
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Prologue
Coming of Age Sex Story: Prologue - This is the continuation of the story told in "Book 8 - Stephie". If you haven't read Books 1 through 8, then you'll have some difficulty following the story. I strongly encourage you to read those before you begin this ninth book. Like the other books in this series, there is a lot of dialogue and introspection. There is also a lot of sex. Book 9 has 82 chapters and about 448,000 words. It's a lengthy read. I hope you'll stick with it!
Caution: This Coming of Age Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Ma/ft Mult School Incest Brother Sister First Slow
“Hi big brother,” Stephanie said coming into the sunroom.
“Hey Squirt,” I said, getting up to hug her.
“You know, calling a woman who’s 40 ‘Squirt’ seems a bit odd, doesn’t it?”
“Want me to stop?” I grinned.
“No!” she laughed. “Did Ashley arrive safely?”
“Yep. Katt and Mikael couldn’t be happier, though Ashley will have to be in Falkenberg for the orientation session soon.”
“I’m glad that all went well. But I need to talk to you about work.”
I sighed, “You know, it was actually nice being in protective custody. Nobody could bother me.”
I pulled out an illegal Havana cigar, smelled it, and chose not to light it.
“Yeah, but ignoring your phone calls and e-mail for the past week hasn’t been good, big brother, especially given you were completely out of touch for months before that. Two of your top customers were getting nervous. You’re lucky you have the best CEO in the business. But it took flying the CFO, CTO, the head of development, and the head of customer service and sales to see both of them. And we flew first class, big brother,” she said. “And what’s with the cigar? What happened to that ratty old pipe you’ve had since college?”
“The cigars came from Cincinnati, of course. And that ratty pipe is very important sentimentally. You know where it came from,” I said. “You, Elyse, Julia, Dave, and Cindi. I bet you five had a hell of a party, too. All on my dime, too.”
“Hey, asshole, you were the one who decided not to return any phone calls! You didn’t even call the bishop back, which surprised me. You’re lucky that your day-to-day role is as the best programmer in the company. I mean, everyone knows it’s your company, but it’s a good thing you let the rest of us run things and you just sit in your office and code most of the time. Well, when you aren’t meeting with the Board of Directors. And yeah, I know who gave you that pipe.”
“It’s funny that I work for Dave when I own the company, but it’s what I want to do. Fortunately, the Board only meets four times a year.”
“You’re officially President, remember?”
“True, but the CEO runs everything. Anyway, what happened?”
“When you dropped out of sight for two months, and we couldn’t tell them why, those customers got very nervous. We talked them off the ledge. But there are rumors that you’re very sick, or that you’re going to sell the company. That’s causing some real issues with business development. We also took a decent hit to revenue after those union leaders were indicted and we chose to cancel our contracts with all the unions. You have to decide, and you have to make a definitive statement, big brother.”