Constance, Wendolyn & Company
Copyright© 2013 by Old Man with a Pen
Chapter 20
Time Travel Sex Story: Chapter 20 - Junior is turned 14, Connie is turned 16. They have watches. Everybody duck.
Caution: This Time Travel Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft Ma/ft ft/ft Fa/ft Mult Teenagers Consensual Magic Fiction Science Fiction Time Travel Humor Mother Sister Father Daughter InLaws Orgy First Safe Sex Oral Sex Petting Double Penetration Slow Nudism
It took quite a while ... but ... eventually ... someone remembered the Austin's and the tent and the high bluff looking over Pearl. The 'quite a while' was early 1943 ... the war was getting organized. Production was up. Men were training, new aircraft were coming off the lines ... yeah.
The MP Lieutenant ... newly Captained ... was finally returned to the islands. Immediately after the attack, he had been called to Washington ... lots of officers had been called to Washington ... the REMF's were looking for someone to blame and shit rolls downhill ... unless it floats to the top. In this case, it was the upper crust that got flushed.
That's what happens when the Admirals and Generals in charge don't believe anyone or anything but their own sacred opinions ... and their toadies. One can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink, nor can you make a general listen to a major even if the major knows the enemy's secret code.
The next thing that happened was to send the poor ensign and lieutenant bastards off to a combat outfit and pray they got killed. Photographs are great but it takes live witnesses to make it stick. The army Captain was on his way to McArthur and Australia but while he was at Schofield he happened to remember the rich but eccentric Austin's.
"Did anyone hear anything from the campers?"
Of course nobody had ... very few of the people who were there before the 7th were there two months later ... let alone two years. So ... maps were drawn, men were assembled, trails were found and feet were tortured. The tarp was full of holes that could be construed as bullet holes ... no trace of the newlyweds was ever found. Death by misadventure was the verdict and everybody was happy again. By the time the war was over not only did nobody care but nobody even looked.
When it came up for printing ... if it came up for printing ... a book by Andrea Koenigsknecht Slagle Austin Ph.D., possibly entitled The Pacific War, The Enlisted Mans View was going to have "Newly discovered photographs previously unpublished" ... and that would be so cool.
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