Twin Japanese Nieces Pt29 - Sex Stories

Twin Japanese Nieces Pt29

... house in an apparent drunken stupor, and the whole appearance of the property was in poor maintenance. The garden and the grounds had not been kept, and the weeds were overtaking the flowerbeds Kayko had spent so many hours tending. He had destroyed his bar, and the pool table had a ripped top and all of the cue sticks had been broken. Only a few of the pool balls remained because he had thrown the others through the walls of the house and shattered a few. It would take a few thousand bucks just to get the house back into selling shape. I told Kayko to do what she had to do and left it at that. I knew she could handle it. As for Hirito, he had been cremated in the traditional fashion. His urn was placed in the family crypt with only a few people coming to attend. He had burnt all of his bridges over the last 12 years and had really made a mess of things. The company his father had started was all but gone. Basically the only thing Kayko had to do was to sign the legal papers and dissolve the rest of it. All of the assets had already been sold except for the building. And since it was a long term lease, the only issue was to settle it by selling the house to pay off the debt. In short, Hirito had drunk away all of Kaykos’ inheritance. Also, the family now had a black mark due to the poor business management of Hirito and some of the shit he had done. There was nothing left there that held any ties for Kayko. She was now destined to live out the rest of her life in the US. ...

... Kayko told me to be expecting some boxes via UPS. She had gone to her little house at the back of the property and gathered up some things that had been left behind. Also the twins had the rest of their belongings sent as well. After this trip, it was highly unlikely that any of us would ever return to Japan. That phase of our family had just come to a bitter end. …………………………….. Two days later the boxes started showing up. And there were a lot of them! Most of the boxes in the first wave had nothing but clothes for the twins while a few had papers and files in them. After the first batch arrived I just started stacking them in the garage unopened. I figured the girls would go through them and figure out what was what in their own time. Besides, I didn’t know where to put all of it anyway so the garage was just as good a place as any. Every other day for the next week a UPS truck showed up with at least 10 or 12 boxes each time. The garage was becoming full so I had to park the SUV outside. I didn’t think he had so much shit, but then again Kayko had to completely empty the house. In all there were 62 boxes and three delivery slips for some air freight. Kayko was definitely being thorough. 15 days after they had departed Kayko called late in the evening to let us know they were coming back. I was greatly relieved and so were Mark and Erin. We all missed them and really looked forward to them coming home. “Mike,” Kayko said at the tail end of our conversation, “I have something ...