by Andrea Allen
“Yes, it was nothing,” I said. “And thanks again for coming to my rescue. I’m not sure what I would have done without you.”
“I love helping beautiful souls,” he said while staring directly into my eyes. I almost melted beneath the intensity and the passion of his gaze.
I began blushing. My pale face turned deep red.
“It’s true. I could tell there was something beautiful about you when I first saw you. Many, many, years ago.”
I looked up into his eyes. “We both grew up in this town,” he said. “I saw you many times when you were a young girl. You were always a little bit chubbier than the other girls. And you were the only one that I was really attracted to.”
I couldn’t help smiling. That was such a sweet thing to say. What woman could resist such a compliment?
“I knew that you were different because you would always say hi to my father.”
“Your father?” I said. “Now I’m really confused.”
“Yes, my father. He would often walk through the forest disguised as a homeless man. He was not homeless. He was a very good businessman and he made a tremendous fortune for himself at a young age. But once he had obtained the money, he discovered that he was no longer happy. He yearned for a simpler life. He began a search for the perfect location. The search stretched over several years but he finally found this location, deep, very deep inside the forest. This is where I have lived all my life.”
I had nothing to say in response. It was still hard to make sense of what he was telling me. But it was clear from the look in his eyes that he wasn’t lying.
“So was your father a—” I couldn’t quite get the words out. Maybe I was afraid to offend him. Maybe I still couldn’t believe that the wolf and the man were the same being.
Thankfully, he didn’t have trouble understanding what I was trying to ask him.
“A wolf, you mean,” he said with a smile. “Yes, he was a wolf as well. That’s why he chose to live so deeply in the woods. This is where we were meant to live. I feel at home here.”
He turned his eyes away from me and sighed. Suddenly it seemed like he had been overcome by an extreme sadness.
I reached out and touched his arm. “What’s wrong?” I asked.
He took a minute before answering. I feared that I had done something to upset him.
Before I could ask, he turned and looked at me. “I am very happy that my father chose to raise me in this environment. There’s no way I would have been able to tolerate life in the city. But because I’ve spent all of my life here, I have different problems than he ever experienced.”
“Like what?” I asked.
Instead of answering the question, he kissed me gently on the lips then began to pull back. But I wouldn’t let him. I pulled him down on top of me.
I opened my mouth wide and he slipped his masterful tongue inside it. We kissed hungrily and began tearing at each other’s clothes.
We made love for hours in his bed. And we stayed in each other’s arms until morning.
Chapter 10
When I woke up, I reached out to the other side of the bed. It was empty. For a moment, I was seized by panic. But I quickly got a hold of myself. I could hear movement in the rest of the house and I could clearly smell food cooking.
I looked under the covers at my naked body. I really enjoyed staring at my curves. And I was excited that I had finally found a man who could appreciate them as well.
I smelled like sweat and sex and I felt like washing off before I went down stairs.
After showering, I slipped into a silk bathrobe and walked out of the bedroom. I made my way down a long, winding staircase.
Colin was waiting for me with a tray in his hands.
When I got to the bottom of the stairs, he smiled and kissed me on the lips. “I didn’t make this food,” he said. “But I wouldn’t allow anyone else to serve it to you.”
I blushed and thanked him.
"You have your own chef?"
"Yes, as you might imagine, I have quite the appetite."
"I think I could imagine that," I said a twinkle in my eyes, wondering when I would get to experience his voracious sexual appetite.
He leaned down and kissed me gently on the lips, cupping my face in his strong hands. I gazed into his eyes. They were dazzling, sparkling, penetrating. They were eyes that I wanted to wake up next to every morning for the rest of my life.
I pulled Colin down on top of me. I could feel his hard dick pressing into my thigh. I closed my eyes and moaned as I reached out for his cock.
"I can't wait to feel you inside of me," I said. "You make me so wet."
He smiled and kissed me lustily on the mouth, his tongue darting in and out, sloshing around.
As the large head of his cock pushed into my wet pussy, pleasure and excitement gripped my body. He grabbed my ass with both his hands and thrust even deeper. I could feel the juices oozing out of my pussy. I wrapped my legs around his torso, dug my heels into his ass urging him to fuck me, to fuck me harder and deeper. My body trembled. My voice quivered.
The next day I moved all of my belongings into Colin’s forest compound. I knew that I would be staying there for a long time.
THE END
Bonus 23 of 30
Finding Him
Description
Kayley is a nurse at a military hospital. While she is happy, she always feels like something was missing. Given the strenuous nature of her job, it is often hard to get out, let alone not see death. When she’s tasked to take care of a new patient, she finds out that it’s not only her best friend from high school, but also her new stepbrother.
Kayley is shocked, but what shocks her even more is how nothing has changed. They love each other still, and the need for each other is obvious. However, Kayley is scared of letting him in because she knows it could spell trouble. But when she does, she realizes what she’s missing.
Kayley wants to stay with him, to be with the man she’s loved, but of course, that would mean leaving the hospital. Could she do it? Could she find a better place that allows her to stay with the one person she cares about more than anything else?
Chapter 1
“Nurse, we have another patient,” a voice over the intercom said.
“Oh Christ, not another one,” Kayley said. She immediately gathered her kit, heading over to the wing of the makeshift hospital. Being a nurse in one of the largest military hospitals was never easy. Although she was still pretty young, at about 28 years old, seeing all of the bloodshed that she did took a lot out of her. Sometimes, the memories would make her stay awake late at night, causing her to not sleep well at all and come in ragged the next day. She would love to transfer, but the job is so good and pays so well that she doesn’t have a reason to, at least not yet. She hoped there would eventually be a way out of this especially since she hated seeing guys with half blown-off heads come in.
This hospital had received some of the worst cases. These were the men that were either critically injured, or who had no hopes of fighting once again. She’d seen men with no arms, legs, sometimes blind, and sometimes they had to perform skin grafts just to keep them alive. It scared her every time she thought about this, knowing that they might never be able to have a normal life again.
She wondered who this patient might be. Would it be someone who had seen a whole boatload of combat, only to be hit by a luckless bullet? Or would it be someone that managed to step on a mine, getting injured in the process? Most of the time, that was the type of wounds that she saw, but when she got to the door, she read the status of the patient.
This one fell, breaking his leg in multiple places, and even managed to bruise a few ribs. Jesus. What the hell happened? She began to wonder, but that’s when she saw the name.
“Norman Thompson,” she said to herself. Where the hell was that name from? Why was it so familiar? She began to think about it, for she knew that she may have seen him somewhere before.
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�s right. This was a guy that she knew in high school. She remembered him. She was best friends with the guy for the longest time. She remembered that her mother married a man with the last name of Thompson recently, and she began to wonder about that.
“Oh my gosh,” she said. She started to realize that she’d be taking care of him. She didn’t want to screw this up, that’s for sure. She remembered Norman, and how nice of a man he was. She remembered how strong, caring, and even how romantic he was. The two of them did have a small fling back in high school, but it was nothing more than a few kisses and a blowjob here and there. The two of them were close friends, but she began to wonder how this closeness would start to translate as she got to him. She knew that as a nurse, she would need to keep an air of professionalism, but she wondered just how long she could keep this up.
She opened the door, seeing him there and soon, she started to flush. Norman and she looked at each other for a long time, neither of them sure of what to say.
“Kayley?” he said, thinking he was seeing things. He didn’t believe she was here. He knew that the girl wanted to go into nursing, but a nurse at a military hospital? He didn’t know if she could take it.
“Hey there Norman. Been a while,” she said.
“Oh it sure has. It’s great to see you again,” he said.
He patted the area next to him, and when she looked at the other nurses, they backed away. They knew that Kayley knew this man, so they’d let her take care of him for the duration of his hospital stay.
“Well, looks like you got yourself into some trouble,” she pointed out.
“That’s putting it nicely. Accidentally fell off a cliff during a scuffle. Fucking hurt when I hit the ground. I’m surprised I didn’t die, let alone break my back. By the way, how bad is the damage? I would love to go back to the front lines again,” he said.
She looked. This hospital was for the ones that wouldn’t be seeing action again. He probably wouldn’t be heading back.
“I don’t know if you will get to go to the front lines again Norman. Usually, if someone comes in here, they’re here until they’re healed and then transferred to non-combat positions,” she said.
The look on his face said it all. He felt dismayed.
“Oh. This was the only thing I looked forward to. Guess it’s time to rethink my decisions in life,” he said.
“Well, you don’t have to worry about that right away Norman. Truthfully, you’ll be here for a bit. The injuries are pretty bad, and they want to make sure that you’re able to handle surgery beforehand,” Kayley explained.
Norman looked frustrated.
“Guess my dad won’t be too happy,” he said.
“What do you mean?” she asked. Why would he be upset?
“Well, he married this new woman, and I mean, I didn’t get a chance to go to the wedding, but I promised I’d make him proud. Now look at me. I’m a mess. I’m in a goddamn hospital because of everything, and I feel like a failure,” he said.
She pitied him. But there was something else on my mind that bothered her far more.
“Wait a second… did you just say your father got remarried?” she asked him.
“Yeah. To some woman named Sandra. Why?” he asked.
She paused, looking at him with a glance. She thought her hunch was correct.
“Sandra Keenly? That’s my mother,” she said.
The sudden realization that they were not only good friends, but stepsiblings started to flood in, and soon, Kayley realized that while the feelings were there, it did manage to make everything far messier than she cared to believe.
Chapter 2
Kayley looked at him with a shocked expression.
“Wow. Just wow,” I said.
“Yeah. I never imagined that the girl I used to hang out with and had a huge crush on back in high school would turn out to be my stepsister. What a coincidence. I didn’t want to believe that this was actually real, until my father sent me pics of the wedding. Did you hear that they went to some island to get married, and they didn’t even really care that we weren’t there? Unless you went or something,” he said.
“I didn’t. I couldn’t get the time off. When I told my mom, she didn’t seem to care. I guess she just thought that it would all be some sort of show, mostly because I never saw them except on special occasions and the like,” she replied. She did feel slightly hurt she wasn’t able to attend, but at the same time, it made her feel less attached to the marriage. Which made the feelings she had for Norman a bit easier on her.
When she looked at Norman, in essence, nothing changed. He was still a handsome brunette man with piercing blue eyes, a toned and muscular body that only hardened with time. He was the same man as in high school. He always worked to impress his father, which was something Kayley admired all that time. It made sense that he’d be devastated hearing he might not see action ever again, but Kayley didn’t want him to despair. She wanted him to be happy.
“Listen Norman. I may not be able to get you back to the front lines, but I’ll be here to help you. That’s my job now. I mean, even though we’re technically stepsiblings, you were my friend first and that second. That’s honestly how I’m going to treat the marriage my mother and your father are in. My mother stopped really caring what I did once I got a job. She doesn’t really like the military, but if needed, I can always leave,” she said.
“That’s good. Yeah, it just sucks that my dad will probably give me shit for this. Oh well, you win some and you lose some,” he said.
“Let’s talk about something else. How about how you’ve been since high school? I mean, I just went into nursing and the like,” I said.
“I’ve been okay. Got an education after joining the military and serving for two years. After that, I felt like the military was my calling, so I went back in. I know I’m getting there, and I probably didn’t have much time left, but still sucks I’ll probably be transferred and shit. But, I’ve mostly been alone. Kind of felt lonely,” he said.
She felt the same way. Kayley never had the time to date due to her job. Working as a nurse meant she had to be on call all the time, and if it was an emergency, she would have to drop everything. Most people weren’t too keen on hanging out, let alone dating her with that kind of schedule.
“I feel you on that. Kind of been on the same boat. But, I’m sure we’ll keep each other company, and I’m sure we’ll be seeing a lot more of each other sooner rather than later,” I told him.
“Yeah for sure. You know, having you around will make the idea of staying in this goddamn place so much more tolerable,” he said with a joking laugh.
However, those words hit her hard. She didn’t know she had so much bearing on the man’s sanity. He seemed brighter already, even from just having her in the room. She smiled, holding his hand and squeezing it.
“We’ll get through this. I’ll help nurse you back to health,” she told him.
“Thank you,” he replied.
Kayley didn’t take any other patients, spending her time with Norman. She explained that he was her stepbrother, and most of the practitioners got that. Her boss seemed a bit flustered considering all the men they were getting, but he allowed her to take care of him and be his personal nurse. She felt happy to be taking care of the guy.
Truthfully, she didn’t feel like his stepsister. It felt more like they were just close friends, seeing each other after all that time. It was almost exhilarating seeing him now, especially since she could tell he would get better.
The first few days were her mostly getting the guy stabilized. Most of the time, it was getting food and fluids into him, changing sheets, getting rid of the bedpan and helping him go to the bathroom. The two of them talked, and Kayley felt a weird sense of intimacy with the guy. He seemed so real, so logical, and Kayley wanted nothing more than to spend her time with him.
The first surgery he would have done was for his ribs, which was done almost immediately. They didn’t want to leave him lik
e that for too long, and Kayley felt relieved by that. He did have trouble walking and getting around, so seeing him being carted off to surgery after all this time felt almost relieving in a way. She had a feeling of giddiness that made her start to wonder what her feelings for Norman were.
Did she like him as more than just a friend? Or was this just her imagination? She didn’t really know. She never really indulged in the taboo thoughts that she had, especially for him. He being her stepbrother did make it a bit worse, and she was also his nurse too. She didn’t want to let these feelings go, but at the same time, she didn’t know what to do about them, other than to let them passed. She hoped they would go away, but as she moved on, she realized that this wasn’t going to get any better.
Chapter 3
For the next week or so, Kayley stayed with Norman. Even during her off times, she stayed in his room. She started to spend most of her days there, but it wasn’t boring. In fact, it was almost like old times.
“Man, I can’t believe you’re still into that!” she cried out, seeing that he kept some of his Monsterman cards on hand.
“Hey, Monsterman is a great game, and I was actually one of the best players in my platoon. I taught some of the others to play, and we even get care packages from some of the people that support us that have them in there. It’s pretty awesome,” he said.
“Yeah, it is cool. I’m glad you get help,” I said.
“I mean, you’re way more helpful than any care package, I’ll say that,” he said with a glint in his eyes. The blush on her face said it all, and the two of them sat there almost awkwardly, trying their best to not fall victim to their feelings at the moment.
“Say, uh, Kayley, I have a question for you,” he said.
She looked at him, wondering just what in the world might happen next.
“Sure. What is it?” I asked.