Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... her eyes.

“So, you see, young lady, I understand what you mean when you ask how something so wrong could feel so right. Now you know my secret. Only those of you in this room have heard or know what I’ve just shared. There may be others out there who might suspect something, but only you know.” Annie declared, leaving the subject open for anyone else to question or suggest an answer.

Caroline looked from Lee to Annie and then to Tom. She thought about all that Annie had just shared and weighed her own thoughts on the matter. She turned to her husband Duke and met his eyes. The solemn and apologetic, almost sadness in his eyes tugged at her heart. He knew that he had done wrong all those years ago, and many other times since. He knew Caroline, perhaps the only person alive who truly understood his struggle, had forgiven him time and time again because of her love for him. Was that the answer? Love?

Duke smiled softly as he and Caroline communicated silently with their eyes and with their hearts. He nodded and picked up his daughter’s hand and kissed the back of it.

“Wrong is wrong, and two wrongs don’t make a right. How many times have we heard that in our lifetimes? Who decides what’s wrong? How do we know what others might think, or if they see things differently than we do? Maybe it is better to keep some secrets, hold them dear to our hearts to keep them safe.” Caroline supposed, looking around the table to find agreement on everyone’s faces.

“Annie, you ...

... don’t need forgiveness from me, honestly, but if it makes you feel better then know that you are forgiven by me, completely.” Caroline declared with a warm smile.

“Thank you, Caroline. It does mean a lot to me.” Annie replied.

“As for you two...” Caroline began, looking across the table at her youngest daughter and at the end of the table to Tom. “While we are not saying you can not be together... we need to have an understanding.” She said firmly.

“Un... understanding?” Lee questioned with a puzzled but hopeful expression on her face, she darted a glance to Tom who looked just as puzzled and hopeful.

“Yes. An understanding.” Caroline confirmed and turned to Annie as much to voice her thoughts as to get affirmation from the other mother.

“You, both of you, are adults, yes. But you are still in school. You need to both finish school before you decide where your lives are going to take you. Have you even talked about it? What you will want to do after graduating?” Caroline asked.

“Well... I had... I had thought about finding work somewhere other than the farm... but that was before J.D. died. Now I’m not so sure.” Tom confessed from the end of the table, looking apologetic and thoughtful at the same time.

“I had planned on going to College in Kansas City, maybe to become a teacher... and no... we’ve not talked about that before now. But then, we’ve not seen each other very long or often enough for those kind of...talks.” Lee admitted.

“I had thought not. ...