Twin Japanese Nieces Pt24 - Sex Stories

Twin Japanese Nieces Pt24

... Whatever it was that they had must be in the box. I picked it up and gave it a quick once over. It looked like an old Wells-Fargo strong box only not as elaborate. It had good solid hinges on the top and a big hasp with a combination lock keeping it closed. It was a bit heavy, too. I could tell it had stuff inside it, but with it locked, there was no way for me to see the contents. I gave the box a shake. I could hear something metal bang against the inside. Well…fuck! I wasn’t getting in it. I placed the box back where I found it and looked around one more time. The only other item in the fort was a neatly folded blanket on a small shelf against the back wall. At least Mark was thinking about Shioris’ comfort even though he was disregarding everything else. My trip had turned out to be a little fruitful. As I headed back up to the house my mind raced trying to figure out what was in the box. What could they have in there that was metal? And why would it be so important that they had to lock it up? If anything the trip aggravated me more than it gave me answers. Back at the house, everyone was still watching TV when I slipped back in. I grabbed another beer from the fridge and headed toward my office. As I walked by the end of the couch I looked over at Kayko who was looking at me like she was expecting kittens. I shook my head no and continued on to my office. The boys had gotten the better of me, but I sincerely hoped it was nothing that they were hiding. At 8 o’clock we ...

... all piled into the SUV for the trip to the fairgrounds to watch the fireworks. Mark, Shiori, and Eric clambered into the very back seat with Shiori sitting between the two boys. There wasn’t much to see, and they behaved well during the drive up. Even at the fairgrounds they behaved well. I had opened the back of our car and Kayko and I sat and watched the fireworks with the kids sitting on a blanket on the ground in front of us. We had done this very thing every year since we were married. It was almost like a ritual. I gave Kayko a kiss and told her that I loved her as the finale lit up the sky. But our usual passion was quelled this year, making the kiss short. Those rascals on the blanket were the foremost thought on both of our minds. The trip back was equally uneventful. All five of the kids were squawking back and forth about the fireworks and the colors and the loud bangs in the night sky. It made keeping track of what Mark, Shiori, and Eric were doing easy because both Erin and Saki were turned sideways in their seat so they could talk to the kids in the back. Kayko and I got to relax for just a bit as I approached the neighborhood. I stopped at Eric’s house to let him out. Considering how well all of them had behaved I started to put the day’s earlier events out of my mind. Maybe I was just dreaming, or possibly reading too much in to the events. In either case the day’s events started to fade a bit from my mind and my anxiety level began to drop. When I pulled in to ...