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Chapter 11: Junior Year
Incest Sex Story: Chapter 11: Junior Year - Vic is fourteen when she decides she wants her father — not in the way daughters are supposed to. She gets what she wants. What she doesn't expect is everything that comes after: four years of something that starts transactional, turns intimate, and gets complicated by guilt, a best friend who doesn't know, real ambition, and the question of what she's willing to sacrifice for what she wants. Coming of age was never supposed to look like this.
Caution: This Incest Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/ft Consensual Romantic Heterosexual School Incest Father Daughter Cream Pie First Pregnancy Size AI Generated
Age 16 | June - April
I turned sixteen in June.
No party. Mom worked a double. Dad grilled steaks in the backyard while I sat on the porch steps with my laptop, trying to fix the ending of a story that wouldn’t come together.
“Dinner,” he called.
Inside, he’d set the table. Two plates. Two glasses of wine.
I raised an eyebrow.
“You’re sixteen,” he said. “Old enough.”
We ate. The steak was good. Rare, the way I liked it. Dad had remembered.
“So,” he said, cutting into his own. “I saw this contest. Literary magazine out of Boston. They publish one story from a high school writer each year.”
“Okay.”
“You should submit.”
I took a sip of wine. It was dry. Made my tongue feel fuzzy.
“I don’t have anything good enough.”
“What about that piece you’ve been working on? The one about the girl and her neighbor?”
I had been working on it. For months. A story about a girl who falls in love with the man next door. He’s older. Married. She watches him through her bedroom window.
It wasn’t subtle.
“It’s not finished,” I said.
“So finish it.”
“It’s not that simple.”
“Why not?”
I pushed food around my plate. “Because I don’t know how it ends.”
Dad leaned back in his chair. Studied me.
“How do you want it to end?”
“I don’t know. That’s the problem.”
“Does she get what she wants?”
I met his eyes. “What if what she wants ruins everything?”
The air between us shifted. We weren’t talking about the story anymore.
“Then you write that,” he said quietly. “You write it honestly. Even if it’s hard.”
After dinner, he brought out a small cake from the fridge. Store-bought. Chocolate. Sixteen candles.
He sang. Off-key. I blew them out.
“Make a wish,” he said.
I closed my eyes. Thought about it. Opened them.
He was watching me with that expression—the one that meant he was trying to read what I wasn’t saying.
I blew out the candles.
Later, in his office
“For you.”
Inside: a fountain pen. Vintage. Heavy. The kind of thing you’d see in a museum.
“It’s a Montblanc,” he said. “1950s. I found it at an estate sale.”
I held it carefully. The weight felt significant. Real.
“For your stories,” he said.
I looked up at him.
He was watching me with an expression I couldn’t name. Something between pride and sadness.
“Thank you,” I whispered.
“You’re welcome, sweetheart.”
Then his hands were on my face and he was kissing me. Hard. Urgent.
Different than usual.
I made a small sound against his mouth.
He turned me around. Pushed me toward the desk.
“Dad—”
“What day?” His voice was rough.
“Seven.”
“Good.”
He bent me over the desk. Shoved my shorts down.
No preamble. No working me open.
Just his hand between my shoulder blades, holding me down, and then he was pushing inside.
I gasped. The stretch burned. Too fast. Not ready.
“Wait—”
“You can take it.”
Not a question. A statement.
He pushed deeper.
My fingers scrabbled against the wood. Found nothing to grip.
“Breathe,” he said.
I tried. My body adjusted. Got slicker. The burn shifted into something else.
“There you go,” he murmured. “Good girl.”
He started moving. Not gentle. Hard, deliberate thrusts that made the desk creak.
His hand fisted in my hair. Pulled my head back.
The angle changed. Deeper. Something that made stars burst behind my eyelids.
“Fuck—” I couldn’t help it.
His other hand came down on my ass. Sharp. Stinging.
I yelped.
He did it again. Harder.
“You like that?”
I couldn’t speak.
Another smack. Then his palm rubbing the spot. Soothing.
“Asked you a question.”
“Yes,” I gasped.
“Yes what?”
“Yes I like it.”
“Good.” His rhythm increased. “Gonna wreck this tight little pussy.”
I’d never heard him talk like this. Never heard this tone.
Crude. Filthy.
It made everything inside me clench.
“Please—”
“Please what?”
“Please wreck me—”
He groaned. Lost his rhythm for a second.
“Fuck. You’re gonna make me—”
His hand tightened in my hair. The other gripped my hip hard enough to bruise.
“Gonna use you like the desperate little slut you are—”
“Yes—”
“Gonna fuck you so full of cum you’ll be dripping for days—”
My orgasm hit without warning. Sudden. Overwhelming. I cried out.
He kept going. Chasing his own.
“That’s it—come on my cock—fuck—”
Three more thrusts and he buried himself deep. Came with a groan that sounded torn from his chest.
I felt it. The heat. The pulsing. Everything flooding into me.
He collapsed over my back. Both of us breathing like we’d run miles.
Long moment.
Then he pulled out carefully. Helped me stand.
My legs shook. I gripped the desk.
He turned me to face him. Hands gentle now. Cupping my face.
“You okay?”
I nodded. Couldn’t find words yet.
“Was that too much?”
“No.” My voice came out hoarse. “That was—”
“Yeah.”
He kissed my forehead. Then my nose. Then my mouth. Soft.
We moved to the couch. He pulled me against him.
I could feel his cum starting to leak. Warm. Slick. Soaking through what was left of my underwear.
“We should talk about that,” he said after a while.
“About what?”
“About how rough I just was.”
I looked up at him. “I liked it.”
“I know. But we can’t do that every time.”
“Why not?”
“Because eventually we’ll need more. Rougher. Harder. It’ll keep escalating.” His hand moved slow circles on my back. “And I don’t want to hurt you. Not really.”
I thought about it. About the way it felt when he pulled my hair. When his hand came down on my ass. The words he used.
“So what do we do?”
“We save it. For when we really need it.” He kissed the top of my head. “The other times matter too. The soft times. Maybe more.”
“Okay.”
“Yeah?”
“Yeah. I like both.”
His arms tightened around me.
“I love you,” he said.
“I love you too.”
We stayed like that until I heard his cum dripping onto the leather.
“Shower?” he suggested.
“Definitely.”
Summer passed in long, hot days.
Mom picked up extra shifts. The house was empty most afternoons.
I worked on the story. Wrote. Deleted. Rewrote.
The girl and her neighbor. The watching. The wanting.
I still didn’t know how it ended.
Dad would read pages when I showed him. Give real feedback.
“This section drags. Cut it.”
“This dialogue doesn’t sound real. People don’t talk like that.”
“Show me what she’s feeling. Don’t tell me.”
He was good at this. Better than I wanted to admit.
One afternoon in late July, I was on the couch in his office. Working. He was at his desk, pretending to work.
“Vic?”
I looked up.
“Can I see what you’ve got?”
I pulled up the file. Walked over.
He turned his chair. Patted his lap.
I sat. He took my laptop.
Read in silence. I watched his face.
When he finished, he set the laptop aside.
“This is really good.”
“You’re just saying that.”
“I’m not.” He looked at me. “You’re talented, Vic. Really talented.”
My face got hot.
“It’s still not finished.”
“It doesn’t have to be. I can already tell.” His hand found mine. “You should apply to programs. When you’re looking at colleges. Places with good creative writing departments.”
My breath caught slightly. I felt the statement land—not as pressure, but as belief. He thought I could do that. Really do it.
“Yeah. Maybe.”
“Not maybe. Definitely.” His thumb traced circles on my palm. “You’re too good not to.”
I leaned against him.
We sat like that for a while.
Then his hand slid under my shirt.
“What day?” he asked.
I checked my phone. “Nine.”
“Still safe.”
“Yeah.”
He lifted me. Carried me to the couch.
This time was different. Slower.
He undressed me carefully. Kissed my collarbone. My ribs. The soft skin of my stomach.
When he pushed inside, it was gentle. Deliberate.
His hand found mine. Threaded our fingers together.
We moved together. Quiet. Just breathing and small sounds.
When he came, it was with his face buried in my neck. A shudder that went through his whole body.
After, we lay tangled together.
“I like this too,” I said.
“What?”
“When it’s like this. Not rough. Just—”
“Yeah. Me too.”
We fell asleep there. Woke to my phone buzzing.
Mom: “Home in 20”
We scrambled. Dressed. Made everything look normal.
September
School started the Tuesday after Labor Day.
Junior year felt different immediately. Pressure everywhere. College talk. SATs. AP classes that actually counted.
Madison met me at my locker before homeroom.
She looked good. Better than last year. Tanned. Smiling.
“Hey!”
“Hey.”
We walked together. She talked about summer. Camp. Working. Saving money.
At lunch, Tyler Brennan was sitting at our table.
Madison slid in next to him. He put his arm around her shoulders.
Oh.
“Vic, you remember Tyler,” Madison said.
“Yeah. Hi.”
“Hey.” He smiled. Easy. Genuine.
Jenna was across from me. “They’re together now. Isn’t it cute?”
“Yeah. That’s great.”
And it was. Tyler was nice. Steady. The kind of guy who’d be good to her.
“What about you?” Jenna asked me. “Any summer romance?”
“No. Just worked on writing.”
She rolled her eyes. “You’re hopeless. We need to find you someone.”
“I’m good.”
“You’re always good. You’re never interested in anyone.”
I pushed food around my tray.
Madison caught my eye. Small smile. Understanding.
She didn’t know. Not really. But she recognized something. The careful distance. The deflection.
Maybe because she’d done the same thing last year.
The rest of the day was easy. AP Lit, Calc, the rhythm of junior year settling in like muscle memory. I was good at this—the performance of being a normal seventeen-year-old with normal concerns about college and SATs and whether the cafeteria pizza had genuinely improved or whether we’d just lowered our standards.
Nobody looked at me and saw anything but Vic Harris, good student, quiet, focused on writing. Nobody knew that I’d spent the summer having sex with my father in an empty house while my mother worked doubles at the hospital.
The compartmentalization was so complete it sometimes scared me. How easy it was. How seamless the switch between home-truth and school-performance.
Madison caught my eye once more before we split for different classes. A small nod. Like she was checking in without asking.
I nodded back.
We were both good at this.
October passed in a blur of AP homework and SAT prep.
The test itself was easy. I finished each section early. Sat there while everyone else frantically bubbled answers.
Results came back two weeks later. Perfect score.
I told Dad first. Called him from school.
“1600,” I said.
Silence. Then: “Sweetheart. That’s incredible.”
“Yeah.”
“We should celebrate. I’ll take you somewhere nice this weekend.”
“Okay.”
That night at dinner, Mom asked how school was going.
“Fine,” I said.
“Any news?”
I looked at Dad. He gave a small nod.
“Got my SAT scores back.”
“And?”
“1600.”
Her face lit up. “Victoria. That’s—that’s perfect.”
“Yeah.”
She stood. Came around the table. Hugged me.
I hugged back. Her arms tight around me, her heartbeat steady against my ear. She was warm and solid and completely, genuinely proud.
Over her shoulder I could see Dad at the other end of the table. Watching us. His face careful. Neutral.
Mom pulled back. Held my face between her hands.
“We’re so proud of you,” she said.
She was smiling. Genuine. Happy. She had no idea.
November - Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving fell on a Thursday.
Just the three of us. No extended family this year.
Mom had tried. She’d spent all day cooking. Turkey. Stuffing. Mashed potatoes. Cranberry sauce from scratch.
The dining room table was set with the good china. Candles lit.
Dad sat at one end. Mom at the other. Me in the middle.
We passed dishes in silence.
“This is wonderful,” Dad said. “Thank you.”
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