Help Me
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Chapter 3: Say It Twice
Incest Sex Story: Chapter 3: Say It Twice - His key was for the cat. Her mother and his father were at a wedding until midnight. Tessa had been on the couch for an hour with a toy that would not finish it. She asked. The hoodie became the rule. On, and the house empty, he does not have to ask. She can say skip. She does not. A phone call. A bathroom hook. A neighbor with a dish. Headlights in the drive. She narrows it at the end. Name first. Not blood. Both adults.
Caution: This Incest Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Reluctant Heterosexual Incest Brother Sister MaleDom Humiliation Cream Pie Facial Oral Sex Squirting Voyeurism AI Generated
She asked him from the couch, hoodie still on, voice raw from not using it.
“Fuck me.”
Jordan, on the coffee table, did not move. “That’s one. Specific. My name. Twice is the ask.”
She hated the economy and used it. “I want you to fuck me, Jordan. Thank you for the hands. That’s the second. Don’t kiss me. I’m not there.”
“Good girl.” The word landed small, earned, already something she wanted to argue with. He stood, undid his belt, and did not make her repeat the rule. The hoodie was on. The house was empty. He hooked the hem up and pushed in.
The stretch was not the toy and not his fingers. Thicker, hotter, a burn that turned into fill so fast she grabbed his arms. He sank and held, forehead near her shoulder, mouth not on hers. The not-kiss hovered. She locked her ankles behind him because nobody had told her not to. The cushion took them. The damp spot got company. He found a pace that was clumsy with the wait and then less clumsy, and she heard herself, thin and true, and did not eat it.
“Don’t come,” he said. “Not until you say where.”
“In me.” It broke on a thrust. “Jordan. In me. Not yet. I know. Don’t you dare yet.”
He almost did. She felt the tell, the stutter, and he pulled out, wet, shaking, a string hitting her thigh. “Squirt’s the price,” he said, hoarse. “Not this round. You don’t get the end until you give me that. Hold it.”
She was holding it, furious, full of nothing, when the phone rang.
Not hers. The kitchen counter. Her stepfather’s ringtone, the stupid one, a whistle. He had left it by the bowl when he checked the cat before the car. Jordan went still over her. The whistle kept on.
“Don’t,” she said.
“Skip or answer. I’m not choosing.”
She didn’t skip. She reached, awkward, him still between her knees, and got the phone on the fourth whistle. Speaker, because her hands were bad. “Dad’s phone.”
“Tessa?” Her stepfather, lobby-loud, a band under him. “Left the damn thing. Cat all right? Jordan was supposed to—”
“Cat’s fed.” Her voice held. Jordan had pushed back in on the word fed, slow, one long slide, and the slide tried to undo her. She got a hand on his hip. Not a stop. A warning. “He’s here. We’re— the house is fine. Cake ugly?”
“Criminal.” A laugh. “Your mother says midnight still. Don’t wait up.”
“We won’t.” Jordan’s thumb found her clit and she bit down on the sound. He took the thumb away. Not on the call. She had not earned the come, and the call was not a place to spend it. “Drive safe.”
The line died. She dropped the phone on the cushion. It bounced. She was shaking.
“I didn’t mean the rule to include the phone.”
“You didn’t say skip.” He hadn’t moved. Still in her. Still not kissing her. “Cat’s fed. That was true. The rest you can hate.”
“I do hate it.”
“I know.” He pulled out before he finished, because he had said the price and he was keeping it. The loss of him was its own meanness. She lay in the hoodie with the whistle still in her ear and his cock wet against her thigh and the second ask spent and the end not given. “Sit,” she said, wrecked. “Don’t go. Don’t start again. I have to hear that I answered him with you in me, and I have to hear it without you fixing it.”
He sat. Hands on his knees. The phone went dark. Midnight held. She kept the hoodie on.
He was heavier than the hour had been. The couch dipped. The hoodie rode her throat and she did not take it off, because taking it off would have retired the rule in the middle of using it. Every thrust tugged the fleece against her nipples. A small mean extra. She hated that she noticed. She noticed anyway. His soap was in the collar and on his neck, an inch from her mouth, and she did not close the inch. The not-kiss was still a rule she had set in the same breath as the ask. He honored it with his forehead on her shoulder and his breath on her skin, which was not a kiss and still felt like one trying.
The pace went from careful to needy when she locked her ankles. He made a sound he didn’t eat either. The house could have it. The house was supposed to be empty. The whistle proved it wasn’t, not all the way. When the ringtone started she felt him flinch inside her, a full-body no, and then the rule catch him. He looked at her face. Skip or answer. She saw him ready to pull out if she so much as shaped the killing word. She didn’t shape it. Reaching for the phone opened her hip and he slipped deeper, and the deeper was in her voice if anyone had been listening for it. Her stepfather was not listening for it. He was listening for a cat.
Cat’s fed. True. Jordan’s here. True. The house is fine. A lie with a straight back, or not a lie if fine meant standing. She watched the pass-through so she would not watch Jordan’s mouth. The band under her stepfather’s voice was a saxophone doing its best. She said cake ugly because the script was old and safe. Jordan’s thumb had found her and left, a match struck and blown out. The leaving was the punishment and the mercy. She would have come on the word criminal. He knew. He took the thumb away. She hated him correctly for that.
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