The Trailer Park: The Fifth Year: Part 1: Words And Music
Copyright© 2007 by Wizard
Chapter 38
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 38 - The sixth book of the Trailer Park series finds Tony, Tami and Robbie starting their junior year in high school. More football, More Parker, more complications for Tony's life. (This book follows The Trailer Park, the Second Year, the Third Year, the Fourth Year and the Road Trip. I strongly recommend reading them in order.)
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft Teenagers Consensual Romantic Heterosexual
"You've got a funny look on your face."
I'd just stepped out my front door to meet Tami. I kissed her, slipped my arm around her and my hand into her back pocket, and we started walking.
"I'm trying to decide whether to be insulted or not."
Tami giggled. "About what?"
"Mom and I were talking about Darlene, and she was saying that she was proud of me for bringing home strays, girls who need help."
"And that's insulting?"
"Then she added she'd be prouder if my strays weren't all female and cute."
Tami laughed. So how's Traci getting along with her roommate?"
I suppressed a grin and kept a straight face. "Darlene isn't living in Traci's room."
"She's not?" Tami asked in surprise. "You're still on the couch?"
"Nope. I'm back in my bed." I gave Tami a minute to process. She wouldn't get really jealous, not over Darlene, but there was a little...
"You mean your mom... ?
"Tami, my love, Darlene moved out this afternoon."
"She went home?"
"That's not happening. She moved in over at Robbie's. Robbie's dad said she could stay until she graduated college and not a day longer."
"Good. You think her dad will make trouble?"
"Stepdad," I corrected. "I think he'll make noises. Mr. Tate talked to a friend of his. He's a judge in family court in Seattle. It's not his jurisdiction, but he seemed to think that since Darlene has a good place to live and is a good student and everything, that if nothing else we could drown Reed in paperwork and stall till she turns eighteen in thirteen months."
"So she's never going home?"
"Never say never, but I'm not holding my breath. I can't see Reed changing, and I don't think Darlene's mom is going to stand up to him."
Tami nodded, and we walked in silence for a while. I knew Tami was worried about something, but I also knew she'd talk when she was ready. We were just finishing our third circuit when she asked, "What about her sisters?"
I sighed. It was a question that I'd thought about but didn't have a good answer for. "They'll probably get it worse than Darlene since they're growing up in it. But there's not much we can do unless they rebel like Darlene did. If that happens, Robbie's dad said they're welcome, but it probably won't happen. They're too young to realize they're second class citizens in that house."
"That's sad."
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