Kathy Ch. 02 - Sex Stories

Kathy Ch. 02

... be starting your junior year in college, and I noticed you are doing well. It makes me happy. However, I do not know what direction you plan to take once you are finished. You can continue and acquire a second degree or follow my footsteps and take over my factory. God bless, we are doing very well financially, and I secured enough money and stocks to last you a lifetime irrespective of my firm's future fate. So when the time comes, you can continue running the business or sell your shares and do whatever you wish. If you have other questions about my job, you can talk to me later. There is another subject I'd like to discuss with you and hear your opinion. You know Kathy, and I've noticed you two get along well. I proposed to her. I want her by my side, officially. If she agrees, I'll secure her financial future handsomely. I think she considers it seriously. What do you think?"

"Dad, I love you. I am very fond of Kathy too. She is smart, funny, a wonderful cook and a good friend. The question is obvious: You are 24 years her senior and have a severe heart condition. How fair is it to Kathy?"

"Son, you are right and I struggled with the same issue for a long time before offering to marry her. I remember after my heart attack I begged her to leave me and start living with somebody her own age. She refused. She claimed we were destined to stay together until the end. So if this was her choice, why not make it official?"

"Can't you give her a monthly or yearly ...

... allowance without forcing her to be tied to you?"

"Of course I can. I even suggested it, but she said adamantly NO! She wishes to be with me for as long as possible and take advantage of our wealth while I am alive. She does not want to take one penny from your inheritance. So if we become husband and wife, she'd be entitled to some of my money."

"Dad, I get what you say about her future financial security, but what about her life in the present? You work too much, many days away from home, and are likely to suffer another heart attack due to overworking. Why don't you cut down on your hours, or at least the exhausting business travels?"

"Well, I always hoped one day you'd agree to take over and waited for you to grow up. Nowadays, since you do not seem interested in my job, the only reason I still do it is because once you become complacent, your rivals take over piece by piece."

"Perhaps it's time to nominate somebody from the inside to continue, while you may do part-time or stay as a consultant. Anyway, you'll decide it. One more question about Kathy. She is still young, 38 if I am not wrong. What do you expect her to do in her free time? She is a homemaker without a real job. She may go to a health club every now and then, but it does not fill her time. What about social life and... physical needs?"

"This is exactly what I wanted to talk to you about. We never had a heart-to-heart talk before, and I feel a little uncomfortable discussing it with you, but I think ...