We're a Wonderful Wife - Dr. & Dr. Campbell
Copyright© 2024 by Duleigh
Chapter 6
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 6 - Don returns home a broken man, but with the help of his wife Lanh, he slowly recovers. Now it is Lanh's turn to chase her dreams and they move to Colorado, where she has taken a teaching position. They meet Karole, and she fast becomes Lanh and Kim-ly's new sister. Unfortunately, life takes some bad turns and tests the mettle of their marriage, and are Lanh's angels benevolent or are they hostile?
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Romantic Fiction Paranormal Exhibitionism Oral Sex Voyeurism
“Unka Don’s here! Unka Don’s here!” The twins raced across the lawn of Campbell’s farm, their mother Ahnjong, a high-powered corporate lawyer of Korean descent dressed in jeans and a tank top, chased them across the lawn terrified that they’d get run over by Lanh’s huge SUV as she backed up to the back door, where Ralph had built a wheelchair ramp for Don. The Campbell farm has become a sort of recreation area for the Nguyen family. Family picnics and gatherings are held on the wide, lush lawns and at the pond. Except for Trung and Angela, they all got married here in the Apple Orchard Gazebo that was built “temporarily” for Lanh and Don’s wedding. Since Kim-ly moved in, it’s been a haven for the growing families, including all four of Sandy’s girls and their kids.
As the SUV pulled in, the twins came running because there’s no better fun for a three-year-old than to ride on the lap of their favorite uncle as he wheels through Grandpa Ralph’s house in his wheelchair or takes them for rides in the hay wagon, or rides in the rowboat out on the pond. For the past three months when “Unka Don” comes home from rehab, the twins Anh and Him-chan are there, ready to help. They set the brakes for his wheelchair, they help carry his bags in the house, they fetch him drinks, and they’re ready for snacks with Unka Don at the big dining table in the dining room.
Since returning from Germany, Don had been in rehab at the USAF Hospital in Grand Forks, North Dakota, and University Health, the big new UND hospital that specialized in trauma recovery. He has lived there for three months, going back and forth between the hospitals, and getting his body back together. Then he was put on a split schedule, two weeks in the hospital, then a week or two at home, depending on his recovery progress.
Officially, he was assigned to the staff of the 27th Fighter Wing education office and working remotely at the hospital and the family farm. Colonel Gilliam was putting Don’s Ed.D. to use and Don was streamlining and upgrading the educational programs in the 27th Fighter wing. They became models for other wing education programs throughout the Air Combat Command.
It was time to relax, the Fourth Of July weekend, and the family had gathered to celebrate with Don and Lanh. Lanh shut off the engine and hopped out of the driver’s seat of the SUV as normal and went to the back and opened up the hatch while Anh (Little Annie) and Him-chan waited by the passenger side door for Don to get out. They’re used to Lanh unfolding the wheelchair and coming around to help Don get out of the SUV and into the wheelchair and were chattering in excitement, waiting for Auntie Lanh to hurry with Unka Don’s chair. Tam stepped out onto the big front porch to watch. She was nursing her youngest boy, Arlo; her other two boys, Chip and Liam, came racing out of the barn when they heard Don had arrived.
Instead of pulling out the wheelchair, Lanh grabbed Don’s suitcase and called, “Are you coming em yêu?”
“Be right there!” Don called. His door opened and his “Fan club” watched in amazement as Don planted a cane, stepped out of the SUV, and stood on his feet. He stepped forward toward the twins and they gasped.
“HE’S WALKING!” cried Him-chan as Don stepped up to the small crowd of small people and rubbed them on the head. It was slow, painful, and uncertain, but it was walking.
“Come on Unka Don! We’re making hammerburgers!” Anh grabbed the little finger of his free hand and led her Unka Don to the house where he grew up. She was sure that standing up in the house looks a lot different from when you’re in a wheelchair and she didn’t want her Unka Don to get lost. Him-chan followed, dragging Don’s backpack, which weighed nearly as much as he did.
The parents of the twins, Ahnjong and Huy wanted to honor their ancestry when naming the twins, with Ahnjong being Korean and Huy being Vietnamese, they named their girl with a Vietnamese name, and their boy with a Korean name, so Ahn and Him-chan were selected. Having the first letter of their name match the first letter of their parents’ names pleased the legalese filled minds of their parents. To Lanh, it made no sense at all and now there’s three “Annies” in her life to sort out.
With Lanh and Little Annie leading the way, Don stepped into the kitchen, where his stepmother Sandy gasped in surprise when she saw him on his feet. “OH MY GOD!” she gasped and gently threw her arms around him. “You look so good standing up! You should do it more often!”