Marriage of Concupiscence
Copyright © 2023, 2026 by OmegaPet-58
Chapter 25: Therapy
Drama Sex Story: Chapter 25: Therapy - [2026 Edition, Heavily Revised] Beautiful Tracy, infant Alicia's new mother, is rescued from a blizzard by lawyer Reina. They become a new family of 3, then 4, then 5, led by a passionate FFM triad. Alicia's BFF, also 10, is adopted after her abusive parents lose custody. After a senseless violent confrontation, both sisters miss their Senior Prom. But instead, each girl has a romantic vacation trip with their beaus. (Offstage mention of child abuse, but no under age 18 sex.)
Caution: This Drama Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult Consensual Romantic Lesbian BiSexual Heterosexual Fiction Rags To Riches Tear Jerker Sharing Polygamy/Polyamory Interracial Hispanic Male Hispanic Female Anal Sex Exhibitionism First Massage Safe Sex Big Breasts Size Nudism Violence
Diego and Rei were able to work the system and receive a grant for homeschooling Casey, adding Cia so that the two of them would be together as much as possible. T quit her part-time job and became their teacher, using lessons from the internet and homeschooling textbooks.
In addition, Cia and T would bring Casey to her twice-a-week therapy sessions. Occasionally Cia would be asked in to help, or clarify, what was going on with Casey. To her credit, Cia was still following the plan she had been given: “Be Casey’s friend, don’t ask her for details, don’t pry into her past.”
Casey was making progress. She still cuddled and slept with the stuffed hippo, but there was no more thumb-sucking. Every day they took time for games, often including T. A favorite was Hearts, a trick-taking game. Each heart card was worth one negative point, and the key was finding a way to avoid taking or sticking another player with the Queen of Spades—the “Black Lady”—worth 13 points.
When Casey did manage to inflict the Q♠ on either Cia or T, she would cackle with evil glee. It was a way for her to acceptably express her feelings in an ordinary context.
Opening Up
Three months after they stopped attending regular school, Casey had a question.
“Cia, why have we never talked about my past, before I came to live with you?”
“I was asked not to pry. To avoid those subjects. Casey, you have been in so much pain, I didn’t want to make things worse. Or harder for you.”
“But you know, don’t you?” asked Casey, quietly.
“I know some things, not details. You know, nothing like that has ever happened to me. I don’t know what to do with it, except be your sister, and come to therapy with you.”
“Sister? Did you say, ‘sister’?”
“Of course I did, Casey. You and I have the same parents, we sleep in the same bedroom, you are my sister, now. Oh, don’t cry, I’m just saying what we already know.”
“Cia, sister, please hug me.”
Later, Cia thought, “This gives me an idea.”
Identity
After dinner a few nights later, Cia asked everyone to stay together at the table.
“Since you, Rei, and Diego are both lawyers, Casey and I want to hire you. Here’s a dollar for each of you. This is what we want: Casey wants a new name, ‘Casey Carneros Gutierrez Walsh.’ And I want to be ‘Alicia Carneros Gutierrez Walsh.’ Because we’re sisters now, and we want to share the same name.”
There was consternation around the table.
“No more Pike, no more Hopkins? Are you totally sure?” asked T.
“One hundred percent,” replied Casey.
Cia held up her hand.
“Wait. One more thing. We also want to be Diego’s daughters, with him adopting us, legally.”
In unison, both girls cried: “Please!”
“Diego, do you want to be their official Dad?” asked Rei.
“One hundred percent,” replied Diego, with tears about to drip down his face.
Two weeks later, all five of them were in front of Judge Danforth. Cia and Casey were wearing formal floor-length dresses, feeling uncomfortable and fidgety. The courtroom was such an unnatural environment for preteen girls, waiting for the formalities of some other civil cases to finish.
Finally, the clerk called their cases.
“Carneros again?” he grumbled.
“Your honor, we’re trying to organize our family, so we don’t have to bother you ever again,” replied Rei.
“All right. Which one of you is Casey. Stand up, please, and go sit in this witness chair next to me.”
The clerk swore her in.
“Casey, I want to confirm a couple of things. Is it true you want to change your name? Change it to what?”
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