The Second Place Sister - Sex Stories

The Second Place Sister

... drove home, talking quietly. Melanie and Stephanie huddled on either side of Tori, squishing her between their warmth. Once they were safely home, Tori immediately went to her room and locked the door. John, Melanie, and Stu closeted themselves in John's office. Over the next few hours, Stu pulled every string he could think of, and by the evening he was able to put together a possible plea deal for poor Tori. He'd present the deal to the judge's office first thing in the morning, for consideration at her hearing. *Sentenced* The next few days were very subdued around the Hamlin's home. They hardly spoke to one another, even taking care to avoid any real interaction for fear of having to talk about the dark cloud that hovered over the whole of the house. The past weekends sexual energy seemed to have evaporated, as they all held their breath to see what would happen. Tori only emerged from her room to use the bathroom, while her mother brought all her meals up to her. She ignored phone calls from her boyfriend and friends, all eager to know what was going on, and why she hadn't been in school for finals week. Finally, the day came. The whole family, along with Stu, piled into John's big SUV and drove to the courthouse. Tori's case was one of many, but Stu had used some leverage to move her up to the front of the docket. The judge considered the plea deal Stu put together, and in light of Tori's otherwise stellar reputation and community involvement, accepted the deal almost ...

... entirely. Tori would not spend any time in jail. She would be handed down a misdemeanor charge for possession of illegal narcotics on school property, but without any intent to distribute. She would be required to pay a fine of $2500, perform 25 hours of community service, and serve 6 months probation. The most stern requirement of the deal demanded that she spend the next 90 days in treatment and counseling at the NewYou Clinic for Adolescent Addiction Therapy. She would not be allowed any visitation during that time, and if she completed the program then all charges against her would be expunged from her record. Back at the Hamlin's home, Tori was still in a state of agitation. She was overjoyed that she wouldn't be going to jail, but the thought of spending 3 months, the entire summer, in some counseling center was appalling. Especially when she knew that she was innocent of any crimes, and wasn't addicted to drugs. However, the evidence was there. She clearly had drugs in her system, and the bag found in her locker had her prints all over them. She couldn't understand how it had happened. It was so unfair! No one cared, though, that she was innocent. All they cared about was what the evidence showed, and it was damning. John and Melanie wrote Stu a very handsome check for his help, thanking him profusely for everything he'd done. Once he'd left, the family gathered in the living room. Tori, clear-headed for the first time in a week, shook and cried on the couch. Stephanie ...