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Family Vacation; Sibling Bonding

... between them at school. That meant he heard all the gossip. But his parents would never believe the word on the grapevine. After he'd pulled on his suit and grabbed a towel, he exited his room the same time his sister did. The string bikini she had on was hanging on her curvy little body as if it were made for it. Meredith didn't even bother to use the towel in her hand to cover it up, but simply pulled her mouth back in a sly smile as she passed. God, how he wanted to teach her a lesson, Jackson thought. :: Loading the boat was always one of thee order parts of vacations. Counting life jackets and carrying coolers, all under the beating summer sun, was not Jackson's idea of a great time. By the time he got to sit in the boat, he was panting for a water that he pulled from the cooler. Meredith plopped down beside him, her firm breasts jiggling a few times under the skimpy top she wore, and he found himself fidgeting on the warm vinyl hoping his bulge didn't become noticeable. His father cranked the boat and idled out into the open water. As soon as he was away from the trees, he gained speed, and pretty soon they were all squinting in the wind that was hitting their faces. Thanks to the high winds, the water was slightly choppy, causing the boat to jump as it skimmed the top of the water. Both his mother and his sister put a hand over their breasts, trying to stop them from bouncing on the waves, but it didn't help much. Jackson was thankful they were busy or else they ...

... would have seen him fidgeting again. The longer they rode, the farther away from the cabin they got, the darker the sky became. Their mother turned a look of fear on her husband, but he shook his head and nodded ahead. They were headed for the bait shop where they could fuel up the boat. It was only about a fifteen minute ride from the cabin, but five minutes in looked like they were riding into a storm. Even Jackson was caught looking fearfully ahead. When the first bolt of lightening hit, Meredith screamed, and their father was forced to see reason. Turning around he pointed to where the life jackets were hidden. "Meredith, get up and get out four jackets for us. If we go over board, at least we won't get knocked out," he said, but his daughter's eyes were wide with fear. The boat was bouncing harder than ever. Walking would be impossible. Her father must have seen it because he shook his head. "Don't be scared, baby. Hold Jackie's hand. Don't let her fall, Jackson. Okay? You can make sure she doesn't fall over." Jackson nodded his head but was unsure. The boat was moving an awful lot. He smiled reassuringly at his sister as she stood and walked across the boat by holding his hand. Twice she almost fell, but Jackson caught her. Finally she reached the little box and opened it with little difficultly. It wasn't until she pulled out the jackets that the trouble came. As soon as she righted herself, a massive wave jarred the boat. Meredith was slung forward, slamming the cabinet ...