Shooting in Hannah - Version Bravo
by Lubrican
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Chapter Eight
She came over to me and hugged me hard. Then she gave me
a kiss that curled my toes.
"I've missed you so much," she moaned into my
lips.
"What about Danny?" I asked. He
was a guy she'd mentioned in a phone call
to Mom, who I'd heard Mom brief Dad on.
"Danny?"
She looked surprised. "He's old news. I'm
going with a guy named Paul, now."
"What about Paul?" I asked.
"I like him, but he's not you," she said.
"Get in bed. I can't wait."
It wasn't true she couldn't wait. She
waited long enough to get naked and dive
down and suck my dick ferociously for five minutes.
She actually talked to it, telling it
how handsome it was, and how much she'd missed it and that it was her
favorite.
That word ... "favorite" ... was still flaming
red in my mind as she sat on me and just stuffed her pussy full of my
cock.
"You said favorite," I said as she groaned in
satisfaction.
"Uh huh," she breathed, starting to rock.
"That suggests you have others to compare mine
with."
She stopped, and looked down at me.
"Of course I do, Bobby."
"Oh."
She leaned down to kiss my nose.
"Don't be jealous.
You know I love you. But you also
know I have to find somebody else to love, too."
"I know," I sighed. "I still
don't like it."
She squeezed me with her internal muscles.
"Would it help if I told you I never let anybody but
you do this bareback?"
"I'm not sure," I said. I couldn't help myself.
I had to ask, "So ... how many have there been?"
She sat back up.
"Two," she said.
"Oh." I
actually felt relieved. I had expected
her to say four or five. I knew there
must be a hundred guys who hoped to get with her that way. "Wait. I thought you were on the pill."
"I am," she said. "But I don't take chances. Except with you."
"Oh," I said. I was still having trouble processing the idea of other guys ... with her.
"Are you mad?"
"I'm not allowed to be mad," I said.
"You're allowed to feel however you feel,
Bobby," she said.
"I know," I said. "I just don't like
feeling this way."
She leaned back down.
"Would it help if I told you you're better than any
of them?"
"Really?"
She squeezed me again.
"There's no comparison," she said. "You
make my whole body sing."
I thought about that for a few seconds.
She was a college girl, now. She
had access to any guy she wanted, or at
least that's how I thought about it. And
yet she was impaled on me. She could have stayed at school for
Thanksgiving,
stayed there with Paul. But she hadn't.
She'd come home and at least part of that was to be where she
was
now. Her excitement at getting me in her
had been genuine.
I pushed her off of me and she gave a soft yelp of
surprise. Then I got over her on all
fours between her legs. I stared down at
her.
"You're mine," I said, softly. I
leaned down to suck a nipple briefly.
"Your breasts are mine." I
looked down between us at my cock, which was hovering over her pussy
lips.
"Put me in you," I said. Her
hand moved instantly and guided me. She
gave a sigh as I sank all the way in. "Your pussy is mine," I said
through gritted teeth.
"It is," she panted.
"I know I have to share you, but you're mine. You'll
always be mine," I said.
"Yes," she whispered softly.
"Okay," I sighed.
Then we made love.
I thought about the gift that she was giving me ... her
acceptance of my
bare penis in her bare vagina ... her willingness to accept my sperm
inside
her. That meant a lot to me. Sure, she was protected, but I was the only man who got to do that.
But what meant more to me was my own willingness to do
that ... to be bare inside her.
Because the thought of her getting pregnant by me was
like a beautiful sunlit day, with blue skies.
When we were finished, we cuddled while we caught our
breath.
"You have no idea how much I've missed that,"
she said.
"What about the others?" I couldn't get them
out of my mind.
"It's not the same," she said. "It's okay,
but not wonderful, like with you." She blinked a few times. "It's
like the difference between hot dogs and steak."
"Wow," I said. "I'm steak!"
"You are," she said. "So tell me about all
the girls you've wowed like this."
"There aren't any," I said.
"Aren't you dating?"
"Oh yeah. I go out on tons of dates. I go out with a
different girl every Friday night.
There's lots of making out, and I've gotten to third
base with
some of them, but I don't try to go all the way. I just can't
do that. The funny thing is that girls
actually flirt with me these days. I've actually had girls ask me out."
She started quizzing me. She wanted to know who I'd gone
out with and how much we'd made out. She
wanted details, like if I'd sucked on their breasts or fingered them.
It was
like an interrogation or something and I didn't understand until she
completed
the inquisition.
"I know what's happening," she said.
"You've gotten a reputation."
"Reputation," I repeated.
"Yes. You'll do as much as the girl wants, but don't
push her to go past her comfort zone."
"Wouldn't any guy do that?"
"Not at all. You know how guys used to pressure me.
Remember Steve?"
"Oh yeah," I said. "He got
arrested for DUI a while back,
maybe a month."
"Not surprising," said Hannah. "My
point is that most guys push a
girl. They still do that at college.
It's like they expect a girl to have sex with them."
"I get that," I said. I knew lots of guys who
talked about "getting some" or "tapping that" and so on.
"Girls know that and they talk about it. Girls warn other girls when a guy is an asshole. But the girls you go out with report that you don't
push them. They can explore things on a
date with you and don't have to worry about things getting out of hand."
"As I recall, that's why you explored things with
me," I said. "You didn't want to do them with Steve, but were still
curious."
"That's exactly true," said Hannah.
"And, as I recall, that led to things like we just
did."
"That was different," she said.
"How?"
"I fell in love with you."
"You can't fall in love with your brother," I
said.
"Of course you can," she said. "I
did, and I am."
"I'm confused," I said.
"You mean about the others," she said.
"Think of it like this. I love you but I can't marry you.
That means I have to love somebody else, too,
if I want to get married. I can't have
your babies, but I want a family so that means I'm going to have to
have some
other man's babies. It would be nice if I loved him when that happens.
I haven't found him yet, but I'm sure there's
a guy out there somewhere who I can love at the same time I love you."
"That's crazy," I said. "That's not how
love works."
"Why can't you love two people at the same
time?" she asked. "Mom and Dad
love both of us."
"That's different," I insisted.
"Is it? If
they'd had ten kids they'd love them all, and they'd love them all with
all
their hearts. By its very nature love can't be harnessed or confined or
regulated. Pretty much everybody else in
the world would say you and I can't love each other, but we do.
That's just the way it is. So why can't we
find others to love and live with and have families with ... and still
love
each other?"
"I'm pretty sure those others you're talking about
wouldn't be real happy to find us like this," I said.
"Of course not.
I'm fully aware that loving you like this won't be an option
forever,
but that doesn't mean I won't wish it could be."
"You make it sound so simple," I said.
"It is simple," she said. "At least
to me."
It sounded like a dream to me. But
I didn't want to waste time thinking
about all this stuff. She was there,
right next to me, with my sperm in her belly.
And I wanted to put more sperm there.
Hannah, though, wasn't finished talking about her theory.
"I think what's happening to you is that you've
gotten a reputation for being a guy a girl can have lots of fun with,
but
things won't get out of control. Like I said, girls
talk to each other about guys. Word gets
around. The fact that you're like a butterfly, flitting from girl to
girl
actually makes you more attractive to some girls, because it means you
don't
want to get too serious too fast."
"If you say so."
"It will be different when you get to college.
If you get a reputation like that there,
you'll have girls crawling all over you to have fun without commitment
being on
the stormy horizon. You'll have all the
sex you could hope for."
"I don't want to just have sex," I said.
"I want to have sex with you."
"You've always been such a sweetie," said
Hannah. "Are you hard again yet?"
"What do they call a female satyr?" I asked.
She got up, kissed her way down my chest and lifted my
tired penis off my pubes. She kissed it
a few times and sucked the tip. I could feel things happening.
When I was fully hard she answered my
question.
"They call her Hannah," she said.
Then she impaled herself again.
This time she stayed on top until the end.
I could write a whole other book on what transpired over
the next three years. I'll give you the
Readers Digest condensed version of that part of things.
Not that Reader's Digest would appreciate me
using their name in a story like this.
I'm a guy, and guys follow the biological imperative,
even when they're in love with a woman they can't have.
I went out with a lot of girls, and many of
them were interesting, funny, mysterious, and a lot of fun to be with.
I ended up dating four girls on a fairly
regular rotating kind of basis. I didn't
understand it at the time, but Hannah was right. The way I thought about sex in general,
and my
sister in particular, led me to become the kind of boy that certain
girls were
very happy to be with. Those four
girls wanted a lot ... but not all, in terms of exploring things sexual.
They didn't want a boyfriend who would tie
them down. They didn't want to go all the way. But they wanted to play,
and I
was the perfect guy for them to play with.
I became an expert at getting a girl off with my fingers
and mouth. They became experts at
getting me off, though only two of them were willing to use their
mouths. We had hot make out sessions that
ended with
everybody being happy. There towards
graduation I think I could have nailed three of them, but I never tried.
Meanwhile, whenever Hannah came home for a visit, if we got the chance, we
basically fucked our brains out.
That changed when I went to college myself.
I wanted to be a teacher, a science teacher
to be exact, and I got a scholarship at the state teacher's college.
That was only two hours away from Hannah's
university and it wasn't unusual for me to get a call that went
something like
this:
"Bobby? You need to come visit me. Are you free this
weekend?"
I usually was, and I'd hop in the car and go see my
sister. She was living in an apartment
off campus by this time and had a roommate, but the roommate worked, so
we had
plenty of time to 'decompress' as Hannah put it. This
happened roughly once a month, primarily
because she still had boyfriends and the other weekends were for them.
That lasted for two years ... and then she finally met a
guy who was a diamond amid lumps of coal.
His name was Austin and he was pursuing a degree in
meteorology. They met in a seminar about
the integration of web development, social media, and television newscasting. If you haven't noticed it, all
of the national and most local stations have their own websites these
days,
with links to various social media platforms.
I guess the concept involves these media companies trying to
survive in
a world where more and more people get their news digitally, instead of tuning in at six to their local TV station.
Anyway, they struck up a conversation and that led to
going for coffee and then dinner. There
was chemistry there she hadn't felt before and the relationship became
important enough that, the next time she invited me to come visit, it
was to be
introduced to him.
That's as opposed to being called there to mount her,
service her, 'decompress' her, and make her happy.
It was an interesting weekend, with complicated emotional
responses on my part. One of which was
that I liked the guy.
Whether my stamp of approval had anything to do with it
or not, things got more serious until he offered her a ring and she
accepted
it.
Mom and Dad were elated, of course. They
liked Austin, too.
This is where you're supposed to give the tag line: And
they all lived happily ever after.
Of course life isn't like that. I
wasn't all that happy, for one thing. I
wasn't devastated, or anything. I'd known
this day would come, sooner or
later. It needed to come.
So I was happy and sad at the same time.
I was also happy and sad when Hannah sat down
with me and said she still loved me, and would always love me, but that
she
felt like she needed to be true to Austin.
I understood that.
It wasn't easy, but like I said, I'd known this day would come.
They waited to get married until just before they
graduated, wanting to have a little time to get used to wedded bliss
before
they both had to go out in the cold, cruel world and start jobs and all
that. Austin already had a job lined up
as a junior meteorologist at an airport in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Hannah
was
pretty sure her accounting degree would be useful almost anywhere.
The wedding was beautiful. My
mom cried and my dad looked all proud,
walking Hannah down the aisle. I was
happy that the reception had an open bar.
I needed the booze, because when Hannah came to get me for a
brother/sister dance, and I held her close, all I could think about was
how,
later that night, Austin would be holding her like this.
Except she'd be naked and he'd fuck her and
then sleep with her.
Another year went by.
I was pretty busy completing my degree, and doing my student
teaching
and all that. I had several girlfriends,
and one of them got pretty serious, serious enough that I bought a box
of
condoms. It didn't work out, though.
I don't know why. Things
just cooled down for some reason.
Hannah came to my graduation, along with Mom and
Dad. She looked even more beautiful, if
that was possible. I got a good hug and a whispered, "I wish I could
kiss
you properly, but it would cause a scandal."
We went out to dinner and then back to Mom and Dad's
motel room, where we stayed up talking until midnight.
Hannah talked about how Austin loved his job
and about how happy she was with her job at a big car dealership in
Tulsa. Mom inquired as to when they might
think
about adding to their family and Hannah said they were trying, but left
it at
that. Finally Mom said they had to get some sleep because they had a
long drive
the next day. Hannah said, "I'll
just crash at Bobby's place tonight and drive home tomorrow."
I had two roommates during my senior year.
One had graduated, already had a job and had
packed up his stuff in a U-haul the day before.
He was already gone on to bigger and better things.
The other was a Junior botany major who had
an internship for the summer with the park service and was also gone,
so Hannah
and I had the house to ourselves.
I felt awkward. It
had been more than a year since we had been intimate and, of course, I
wasn't
expecting that to change. Hannah looked
around the house, paced a while, and then sat in an old, ratty recliner
that
had been there when I got there and would probably be there five years
from
now.
"I have a problem," she said.
"Don't we all," I replied, sitting on the
couch. It seemed like a logical, routine
sort of response.
"This is a serious problem," she said.
"Things are okay with Austin ... right?"
"Yes. I love him and he loves me. That's not the
issue."
"Okay."
"The issue is that when he was in high school he got
injured." She stopped.
"Injured," I prompted.
"I gather that he was skateboarding and tried to do
a trick on a handrail and straddled it instead of sliding down it."
"Ouch," I said, wincing.
"Apparently it made him sterile."
"Shit, Hannah," I said.
"I told Mom we were trying for a baby, and we have
been. We didn't think his injury was serious because it didn't affect
his
ability to ... you know."
That was an image I didn't really want to contemplate,
but I didn't say anything.
"But nothing happened, so we had some tests
done. His testes aren't producing
sperm."
"I'm so sorry, Hannah," I said.
"So in vitro fertilization won't even work, not that
we could afford it."
"What about adoption?"
"We looked into that. It's very
difficult to get an infant, unless
you go overseas, and that has all sorts of problems. The agencies we've
checked
with only have older children."
"Okay."
"Neither of us thinks we're ready to take on an
older child who already has a life history that might make it hard to
bond with
new parents."
"I can imagine that," I said. My
classes in sociology, child development,
and parenting issues had illuminated how volatile a child's life can
be, even
with its own biological parents.
"We talked it over and Austin thinks I should find a
surrogate father."
"That's pretty radical," I said.
"We both want children," she said.
"Badly," she added.
"Doesn't that still involve a fertility
clinic?" I asked.
"Not if the donor provides his sperm ...
directly," she said.
"Wow," I said.
"The problem is in choosing the donor," she
said.
"That's the only problem?"
"Austin knows I love him. He
knows that this ... process ... doesn't
mean I'll have another lover."
"I don't see how you can help but have another
lover. Not if you do it ... what did you
say ... directly?"
"Of course," she said. "What I
meant is that it needs to be
somebody who won't complicate our lives more than necessary."
"I don't see how you're going to avoid that,
either," I said.
"It can't be one of our friends," she said.
"That would be awkward. I'm
certainly not going to advertise for a donor. Austin thinks I should
choose a
previous boyfriend, somebody I've already been close to, but who isn't
in a
position to be in our lives more than is necessary to complete the
process."
"That's very generous of him," I said.
"It is," she said. "I feel very lucky.
This could have ruined our lives."
"It still might," I said. "Remember how
jealous I got when you were with other guys?"
"I do," she said.
"And I wasn't married to you," I pointed
out. "This will be very hard on
him."
"Maybe," she said.
"How can it be maybe?" I asked.
"I fibbed a little bit and told him you were my
step-brother," she said.
"Me?" I
was flabbergasted.
"I told him mom's been married to two men. I said Mom's first husband had a son when they got
married. That's you. Instead of me being older than you, I told him you're older than me."
"That's insane," I said. "Mom will blow
that out of the water the instant it comes up."
"It's not going to come up," she said. "I told him she was very sensitive about it. He
knows he can't talk about it, especially if you
are my surrogate."
I sat there, stunned.
I knew my sister was wild and crazy. Our own personal history
had proven
that. But this? This
was way over the line.
"You can't do this," I said. "It won't
work. The story is too improbable. Like
why did I end up living with Mom after she got divorced from her
imaginary
first husband? Sooner or later it will fall apart."
"I have to do this," she said. "I
don't want to have any other man's baby, Bobby.
If I can't have Austin's, the only possible donor is you.
It could never be anybody but
you."
"And you talked to him about this ... about
me," I said.
"Yes," she said. "He also
thinks it's the best
choice."
"Why would he think that?" I said, trying to
wrap my brain around this whole concept.
"He knows I already love you, but you're not a
threat to him. He likes you. He doesn't think you'll actually do it,
but
he agreed that I should approach you about it."
"He doesn't think I'll do it?"
"Well, I didn't tell him about our history,
Bobby. How could I? He's thinking about
it as if he had a sister."
"Does he?"
"No. He's
just trying to imagine what it would be like if he did and he says he
doesn't
think he'd be able to do that."
"So basically, you want me to get you
pregnant," I said.
"My husband and I want you to get me
pregnant," she said.
"Do you have any idea how fucked up this is?" I
groaned.
"I have a perfect idea of how fucked up I want it
to get," she said.
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