Awakenings Ch. 26 - Sex Stories

Awakenings Ch. 26

... said, "Paul, I've got your sports coat. I can't wait to see you wearing it." Jodie has never been intimidated by her older sister. Paul smiled at Jodie. Rolling her eyes, Tricia stormed into the hotel. The valet took the Escalade. I picked up Jeanne's packages. Paul picked up Jodie and Tricia's. We followed Jeanne and Jodie into the hotel. I noticed that Tricia was already stepping into an elevator. She didn't bother to hold it for us. While we were waiting for the next elevator I asked Jodie, "What's up with your sister? Why didn't she want Paul to attend the party?" Shaking her head, Jodie said, "I don't know dad. Ever since she got that big promotion at her job she's been getting weirder and weirder." Paul said, "I know why she doesn't want me to go to the party." Jeanne, Jodie and I looked at him. "She met a guy last Friday night. His name is Steve. He's in the army. He's stationed in Dallas. They hooked up Saturday night and last night too. Tonight, after dinner, she's planning to meet him again." Jodie said, "That's true. Paul and I both met him Friday night." I looked at Paul. "If Tricia's been going out with this Steve guy for the past several nights, what have you been doing?" "He's been hanging with me." Turning to Jodie, I said, "Really?" "Yeah dad, we're good friends. Paul's like your friend David." "Ruth's husband?" "Yes, mom's told me about them. I think they're pretty cool. I wish I could go to Brady's with mom, Ruth and Abby, but mom has a hangup about ...

... partying like that with Tricia and me." "I agree. I share that same hangup." "Actually I do too. Picking up guys with your mom would be pretty strange. Anyway, Paul likes to watch. I enjoy his company. We love going to clubs together. He hangs at the bar while I dance with different guys. If I don’t find a guy I like, we go home and hang out. He's my sister's boyfriend, so we don't do anything, but we're good friends. We like to spend time together." "Tricia used to let me go to clubs with her so I could watch, but she won't anymore. She says I crimp her style." There was an undertone of sadness in Paul's voice. The elevator arrived. As the doors opened, Jodie grabbed Paul's hand and pulled him into the elevator. "You can hang out with me tonight. I want to go back to The Hard Rock Cafe." "I do too, but..." Paul hesitated. "It's kind of expensive. Guys buy you drinks. I have to buy my own." Quietly, I took out my money clip and peeled off five twenty dollar bills. As I slipped them into Paul's hand I said, "You have a godfather." Paul stared at me. I said, "Just have fun." Jodie started to say something. I cut her off. "Young lady, I'm still your father. You make one fairy godmother crack and you're grounded." Laughing, Jodie said, "I won't daddy. All I'll say is thank you." The elevator stopped. Still holding Paul's hand, Jodie pulled him off the elevator. "Come on, let's put our packages away and get ready for dinner." After the elevator doors closed Jeanne put her arms around me ...