Sisterhood of Sin -- 23 -- Bush Bound - Sex Stories

Sisterhood of Sin -- 23 -- Bush Bound

... moose hunt. Why didn't I think of that?" "You would hunt?" "It must be something in French Canadian blood. I used to hunt deer in Wisconsin before I met Dan. I had to prove I could do what my brothers could do. A freezer full of moose meat would score big points with my twins." I sense that I've gained some respect from her. "I'll make it happen, Cherie." The fish-camp is beautiful. The air is clean. The water looks very clear. The owners and guides, two married couples who seem more like a foursome, are very friendly. Lini and I share a cabin that could sleep eight. Lini insisted that it be the most remote. She laughs off my concern about it being the one that the bears will target. Marta and Margaret seem to speak to each other without talking, as if what needs to be said and done is obvious. They let the staff handle our baggage, but they handle their own as they choose the cabin between ours and everybody else. Keri and Mindy decide to mix their kids into one cabin with them. It's on the opposite side of the main lodge where meals will be served. I want to get out and enjoy the fishing, but Lini insists that we begin the debriefing of the sisters. Mindy and the staff mind the children while Marta and Margaret somehow manage to make our cabin feel surrounded by security as we interview Keri. "This is all my fault." "What makes you say that, Keri?" "My marriage got off on the wrong foot. I conceived Kami with another guy just before I met Karl. Then... well, things got ...

... complicated and I let him think he was the father. He could have been. Things were that close. He proposed to me before I even missed my period. We didn't really know for certain until Kada was born. We had to do some DNA tests for some symptoms she showed. Kami turned out not to be his. He resents her now. That's why he joined that group. He felt deliberately deceived." This revelation really changes nothing. It was an error of omission and it's water under the bridge. It explains why Karl joined the Knights of Old Prussia, and Darlene's presence in the picture explains how he met Mick, but it was Keri's over-sharing of information that increased the risk to me, and that is Lini's focus. After two hours of questions on what she knows and what she shared with Karl, and numerous apologies from Keri, and promises to be more careful, it still seems like that was just innocent and incautious, not intentionally harmful to us. Hopefully, she has learned her lesson, but we will be careful with her and try to keep her from learning anything that can harm us. We need her skills, but there is little risk to us from her use of them. It's Mindy's turn in the barrel next, and even though I have these weird maternal feelings for her, I assist Lini in taking her story apart and examining each piece for falseness and risk. Nothing new of any significance comes from it. She is either a very good actress or a victim of circumstances, but Lini becomes convinced that she's not a good actress. We ...