The Windy Pines, My Fourth Summer, Part Two
Copyright© 2025 by Fanlon
Chapter 28
Coming of Age Sex Story: Chapter 28 - The Conclusion of The Windy Pines Saga Sam's now at Camp without his family. After what happened with Mom right before he left, he's got a lot of thinking to do, and a lot of wondering about what the future holds. Between the other campers and some visiting friends from his parents' youth, it might be a wild summer...
Caution: This Coming of Age Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Mult Teenagers Consensual Fiction Incest Mother Son Brother Sister Father Daughter Grand Parent Group Sex Swinging Nudism Slow
My heart started thudding in my chest. Something had happened between Sara and Dad. Something serious.
“What happened?” I asked, glancing over to see my mom scowling at the windshield.
When Mom didn’t answer me right away, I started to get nervous that I might not want to know what happened. I thought about all sorts of possibilities. Each one more ridiculous than the last before I finally cut myself off and truly thought about what could have happened with the details and facts I already knew.
Whatever it was, no one was seriously hurt or anything like that. If that were the case, surely I would have been told about it by now. There was also no way Sara and our dad got into some kind of fight because she was still with him. If something like that had happened, Dad would have come to camp and not Mom.
“Your sister and your father went ... too far,” Mom growled, and my face scrunched up, confused.
“What do you mean, too far?”
“Are you sure you really want to know?” I saw Mom turn at the edge of my vision. I glanced over to see her looking at me with a worried look on her face.
With an answer like that, of course I wanted to know. I hadn’t really cared all that much as to why Mom had shown up early, but when she told me it was going to be a long story and with how she was acting about it now, I really, really wanted to know.
I held her eyes on mine for only a moment and nodded slowly before looking back to the road.
“You know that Sara and your father have their special moments, like we used to...” I turned to see Mom giving me a pained look, but she continued. “Well, to be honest, it was fun. I really enjoyed watching them together.” Mom took a deep breath and let it out in a rush, her shoulders slumping slightly as if she were trying to let some great weight go, but didn’t quite manage it.
“Sara was always happy to have her time with your dad. Usually in the mornings and sometimes before bed. At first, I gave them their privacy, not wanting to encroach on them. Then, as we all got more comfortable, it happened more and more. To the point where they didn’t want the privacy I was giving them any longer.”
“Okay, but that doesn’t explain what you meant by they went too far,” I said.
“I was getting to that,” Mom quickly answered. “Quit interrupting me.”
“Sorry,” I winced and gave Mom an apologetic look.
“Like I was saying, things were changing, and in a good, fun way.” I didn’t look at her, but I swear I could hear the smile on her face as she continued to tell me the story. “When it was the three of us together...” Mom turned and smiled at me. I saw her move out of the corner of my eye and I turned to see her blushing nervously. As if she was worried what I was going to think of her or all three of them. Or just how I was going to react considering what had happened before the first day at comp. Mom sat up a little straighter when she knew I was watching her, squaring her shoulders so her whole body shifted so she was facing me. “It was amazing, Sam.”
I couldn’t help the sour feeling in my stomach as Mom told me more and more about what was going on while I wasn’t around. It wasn’t fair! Why did Mom say we had to stop but then they were having threesomes with my sister? I was angry, but even more so, I felt hurt.
“I bet,” I replied. I tried to keep the disappointment out of my voice, but her eyes softened when she heard me.
There was an awkward silence in the truck that felt oppressive. It seemed Mom knew I was upset and was ready to just drop the whole conversation in a deep pit and then cover it, as if it had never happened. It had happened though, and I decided I needed the answers. Even if I might not want to hear them.
“What happened next?” I asked, keeping my tone even and hiding the anger and borderline resentment I felt.
“Sam, I don’t think it’s a good idea—”
“Mom, just tell me,” I snapped, cutting her off as quickly as I could. When she didn’t start talking, I glared over at her, and she immediately ducked her head, not able to or just unwilling to meet my eyes.
“Well...” Mom paused. “We all kind of took turns with each other and stuff. Then it started to be more Sara and me working together.” That was an incredibly erotic mental image that in any other situation would have had me hard as a rock in the blink of an eye. Now, however, not even a twitch.
“Then, one night we were all together in the bed and...” Mom paused again, and for some reason that really annoyed me. My grip on the steering wheel tightened and my knuckles went white. “If it’s going to bother you that much, we don’t have to talk about it. I think you know what I’m going to say.”
“No, please tell me,” I said.
I knew exactly what was coming. Sara and Dad had sex. That was the only logical reason as to why Mom had so suddenly run away. Running away might not be the best way to describe it, but however you do, it ultimately ended up with Mom coming to camp early. I took a deep breath, straightened my shoulders, and held my chin up ready for what was coming.
“I need to hear you say it, Mom.”
“Sara climbed on top of your father and had sex with him.”
“Why didn’t you stop her?” I demanded.
“I didn’t know she was going to do that, and I was kind of ... occupied at the time.” Mom’s face was flaming red, and I imagined she was blushing from the top of her head all the way down to her toes. “We just kind of got lost in the whole thing and stuff just ... happened.”
“Did you tell Sara the same thing you told me?” I asked, my voice flippant. “You had gone too far so now you have to stop?”
“Not exactly...”
“What do you mean ‘not exactly,’ Mom?” My eyes bored into her as she sat there looking at her lap as she wrung her hands nervously.
“It happened a few times.” She said it so quietly that I almost missed it.
My jaw fell and my eyes widened. The shock of what she had just told me was running circles in my mind. I wanted to scream and yell at her and tell her how unfair the whole situation was, but as my mouth moved, words refused to come out.
“Sam,” Mom reached out a hand and set it on my leg and I flinched which made her jerk back as if I were some deadly snake that was going to bite her or something. “I know you’re mad. I understand and I’m sorry.”
From the way she spoke, I knew she meant every word of that apology, but I wasn’t ready to accept it. She probably hadn’t told Sara she couldn’t keep fucking Dad because she was going to be out of the house now. She was an adult and could make her own decisions. That was bullshit, in my opinion.
“We can talk more about this later, okay?”
“Yeah, sure, fine,” I growled. “Let’s talk about this later.”
That’s exactly what I wanted to do. Sounds wonderful ... I rolled my eyes, muttering to myself.
The trip to the grocery store felt like it took forever. That was partially because Mom and I didn’t talk, aside from basic food questions, the whole time we were there. The other reason was because the cupboards were bare, and we needed everything.
We could just run to the store whenever we needed something, but that’s not how Mom shopped. She had a list, this time a significantly long one, and we bought everything on it. That list should cover our needs for almost two weeks.
Even though I wasn’t happy with my mom, I was still helpful when she asked while we were loading up our shopping cart. I didn’t take it upon myself to grab things on my own, aside from the few snacks I grabbed, like chips and salsa or dips I grabbed and threw them in the cart as we walked down each food aisle. Mom didn’t argue with those selections, so I guess there was one positive from our talk.
Mom hated what Sara coined as ‘cart jumpers’ when we were younger. That’s when a kid throws a bag of cookies or box of cereal in the cart and claiming, “it just jumped in the cart all by itself, honest!”
Still, I only tossed in a few things. Normally I would have tried to slip in some cookies or something, but I wasn’t in the mood to play those games and only grabbed the few things I was genuinely interested in getting.
When we went to check out, we were at the same register with the old lady from last time. She gave me a funny look and I smiled at her, but she didn’t say anything. We checked out and once Mom had paid for the food. I carried all the sacks out to the truck and put them in the bed of the truck. I tried to position them in such a way that they rested against the back tailgate, but there was a high chance those bags would spill all their contents in the back of the truck on the way home. Without a back seat or a trunk, that just couldn’t be helped with a pickup like my old Ranger.
I was already in the driver’s seat, buckled up with the truck running when Mom finally came out of the store. She smiled when she noticed I had pulled the truck up to the curb, shortening her trip so she didn’t have to walk all the way through the parking lot. When I didn’t smile back right away, her lips twitched, threatening to wipe the smile right off her face but she somehow maintained it.
In an attempt to avoid more awkwardness, I turned on the radio for the drive home. At least then it wouldn’t be eerily silent aside from the droning noise of my new tires as we drove down the highway.
When we turned off the dirt road and through the gates and into The Windy Pines, my focus shifted to everyone I could see walking around. I saw three people I would have recognized anywhere, especially from behind like I saw them now. I grinned, chuckling to myself.
“What are you laughing at?” Mom asked, her voice sounding soft and sweet.
“Oh, nothing,” I replied, taking my mind and eyes off the mother and her two daughters who had walked by Shawn and me at the pool earlier. The poor idiot really missed out on those three.
“You sure?” Mom questioned me, trying to playfully needle me for more information but I wasn’t in the mood for it.
“Yeah, I’m sure,” I replied sarcastically.
I kept my eyes forward as we continued towards our cabin. I did manage to sneak one more glance through the rear-view window, but I didn’t let my eyes linger just in case Mom was watching me.
Shawn was out on the front porch of his family’s cabin with his dad and Stephanie as we approached. Shawn perked up immediately, waving at me as I drove by. I smiled and offered a wave back. Mom did, too. Jeff smiled and raised a hand in the air, but Stephanie spun and turned her back on me. I didn’t give that a second thought. I guess I did a great job in pissing off every girl in my life today. I needed to remedy the situation with Stephanie, but I just didn’t know how.
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