The Girls
Copyright© 2026 by A Bad Attitude
Chapter 11: Telling Everyone
Romance Sex Story: Chapter 11: Telling Everyone - 'THE O'SHEA FAMILY STORY' was going to be the title of my next book. One day,as I was writing another chapter, I realized the word count was approaching Tolstoy's 'War and Peace'! Who has time to read something that long? Not me and I'm retired! I decided to break it up into stand-alone stories. This one is the longest simply because I could not find a good place to cut it in half. The numbers show the chronological order of the story. NOT AI generated, all me.
Caution: This Romance Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa ft/ft Mult Consensual Fiction
GINGER
Our lives have turned into a fairy tale that even Walt Disney would envy. First, we move into Jacks’ bedroom. (Maybe Disney would not be able to tell that part of the story.)
Then he buys us wedding rings so everyone will know we are his. Then he finds a pastor who will marry us in a church wedding! Now he is planning a big reception at the VFW hall!
Can life get any better?
The remainder of the week just dragged by until Friday morning. We did manage to wear Jack out every night, but he is not complaining. The plan for this Friday morning is to go to Memphis and pick up the rings. We will eat lunch there and then drive back to see our moms and show off the rings and tell them about the wedding. We have to start looking for dresses. Jack needs to talk to whoever runs the VFW hall about reserving it. Wait, we have to set a date! We plan to talk that over with our moms. We are going to need time to plan everything. We do not want to rush it.
At the jewelry store we get another surprise. Jack has also bought his wedding band which matches our bands. We had not even thought about that! He thinks of everything. The jeweler tells us all about the rings and lets us look thru his glass to see that the diamonds are the same. He tells Jack that he should get insurance on the rings and to always bring them to him for cleaning about once a year. We leave with the engagement rings on our fingers and the three wedding bands in a small case. We stopped at a Mexican restaurant and eat lunch. I do not know what we ate. We stared at our rings and tried to show them to anyone who would look. We pulled up in front of Becky’s house and I ran next door and tell mom to come quick we have some news. As she comes in the house Becky’s mom is crying and trying to hug us both. My mom sees the ring on my finger. She screams and becomes part of the group hug. We are all crying as I start to tell them about the wedding. Becky’s mom calls her husband and tells him to get home. My dad is on the road and will be here in about an hour. I call Uncle Pat and tell him to get Lois and get over here fast. We have something we want to share with them.
JACK
This is turning into some kind of ‘engagement announcement party’, if there is such a thing. First Mr. Poff arrives then in about ten minutes Pat and Lois drive up. All are rushed into the house and told the news of the wedding and shown the rings. Lois becomes part of the planning committee. I get her off to the side and tell her I will pay for everything. I want her to make sure the girls’ parents understand.
The Sheriff, Mr. Poff and I retire to the front porch and leave the women to work out the details. I tell Mr. Poff I need to talk to him about insurance on the rings. He tells me to stop by his office one day in the near future with the girls, the rings and the paperwork the jeweler gave me. He would take care of it.
Mr. Stanton drove up about that time and came over and asked what was going on. I tell him to go inside and see Ginger. That started the screaming and crying all over again. I decided to order pizzas and four liters of coke. This is a dry county, so we would have to drive to Tennessee to get beer. The men sit on the porch and eat pizza and drink cokes while the women start the plans. About 8pm I tell the girls we have to go I have to tend to the horses.
Everybody congratulates us and we leave for the farm.
I let the horses into the barn and feed them. In all the excitement I forgot to get the payroll. As I come into the house, I tell the girls I have to go back into town in the morning to get the money for the payroll. Ginger tells me she is going to do that and she will get back in time to get payroll done before noon. I do not have to worry about that any more. I can take care of what I need to do and know that Ginger has payroll under control. I hear Becky tell her that she is going with her in the morning. She wants to show Doris her ring. I bet the ladies at the bank will get a good look also.
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