Left with her
Tiny Way Of Life
chapter 7
by
copier
· original author:
fearboy
Your instincts are screaming at you to not trust your sister. She’s put your through too much shit to just one day say she loves you and will never hurt you again. But you were never good at listening to your instincts.
“Of coarse I forgive you Tulip. You’re my sister and I love you and I know you never meant to really hurt me.” You know that’s bull, if she never meant to hurt you then why did she keep stepping on you and cramming you into places that you shouldn’t even see.
“Thanks Steve, you’re the best,” she smiles happily at you and puts her utensils down on her empty plate. Everyone else finishes their breakfast and begins to leave the table.
“I’ll see you guys later, it’s singles night at the pub and I’m looking to find a courteous gentleman who will buy me a few beers.” You groan with your sister at your mom. Getting drinks at the bar on some guys tab was one of the fun extracurricular things your mom did when not working. She would go into a bar, chat up some clueless guy, make him buy her beer until she had enough, and leave him high and dry at the bar while she stumbled home. Your mom never brought any men home, but she loved to tease them. Her actions have been an embarrassment for you and the rest of your family, but what can you do. Like you said before, she’s your mom and you’re stuck with her until your eighteen.
“Ahem!” Tracy coughs loudly into her hand, getting your moms attention as she’s heading for the door.
“Aren’t you forgetting something?” Tracy says, aggravated about something.
“What, did I forget to put on my panties again?” Your mom pats down her crotch to check that she’s covered down there and you hide your face in your hands. She is such an embarrassment.
“No, aren’t you forgetting that I told you yesterday that I’m going to be out all evening as well. I’m going to the mall to pick out my summer clothes. I asked you yesterday if it would be all right if I went out and you stayed home and looked after Steve and Tulip. You told me it would be no problem.” Your sister growls at your mom and she just stars back relaxed. Your sister can’t believe how much of a bubble head your mom can be. She’s been planning to go to the mall for weeks and had asked mom everyday if that was alright. Tracy had friends waiting at the mall for her, so she can’t reschedule. Why does everything with the woman have to be an upstream battle?
“I got an idea.” You all turn to your younger sister that has her hand raised. Seeing that she had everyone’s attention, Tulip said, “Why don’t you let me look after Steve today. I’m old enough to be on my own and I promise not to leave the house. I swear I’ll take care of Steve, promise.”
Your sister and mom look at one another. Normally leaving you alone with Tulip is like leaving a fox to watch the hen house, but after the display a few moments ago, the idea doesn’t seem so ludicrous. Your mom and sis turn to you and you nod. After what Tulip has said, you trust her enough to look after you.
“Well that’s settled. Tulip I expect you not to lose your brother or let him be eaten. I suggest you watch what you eat too. He may still have a craving to be ingested.” You slap yourself in the head at the insanity of your mom’s words. She is never going to let you live down this morning.
Your mom leaves without another word. Adjusting her bosom so it’s pointing out even more. Your older sister follows and she gives you one last concerned look before leaving. All is quiet in the house as your sister and you look at each other. She smiles at you and gets up.
“Of coarse I forgive you Tulip. You’re my sister and I love you and I know you never meant to really hurt me.” You know that’s bull, if she never meant to hurt you then why did she keep stepping on you and cramming you into places that you shouldn’t even see.
“Thanks Steve, you’re the best,” she smiles happily at you and puts her utensils down on her empty plate. Everyone else finishes their breakfast and begins to leave the table.
“I’ll see you guys later, it’s singles night at the pub and I’m looking to find a courteous gentleman who will buy me a few beers.” You groan with your sister at your mom. Getting drinks at the bar on some guys tab was one of the fun extracurricular things your mom did when not working. She would go into a bar, chat up some clueless guy, make him buy her beer until she had enough, and leave him high and dry at the bar while she stumbled home. Your mom never brought any men home, but she loved to tease them. Her actions have been an embarrassment for you and the rest of your family, but what can you do. Like you said before, she’s your mom and you’re stuck with her until your eighteen.
“Ahem!” Tracy coughs loudly into her hand, getting your moms attention as she’s heading for the door.
“Aren’t you forgetting something?” Tracy says, aggravated about something.
“What, did I forget to put on my panties again?” Your mom pats down her crotch to check that she’s covered down there and you hide your face in your hands. She is such an embarrassment.
“No, aren’t you forgetting that I told you yesterday that I’m going to be out all evening as well. I’m going to the mall to pick out my summer clothes. I asked you yesterday if it would be all right if I went out and you stayed home and looked after Steve and Tulip. You told me it would be no problem.” Your sister growls at your mom and she just stars back relaxed. Your sister can’t believe how much of a bubble head your mom can be. She’s been planning to go to the mall for weeks and had asked mom everyday if that was alright. Tracy had friends waiting at the mall for her, so she can’t reschedule. Why does everything with the woman have to be an upstream battle?
“I got an idea.” You all turn to your younger sister that has her hand raised. Seeing that she had everyone’s attention, Tulip said, “Why don’t you let me look after Steve today. I’m old enough to be on my own and I promise not to leave the house. I swear I’ll take care of Steve, promise.”
Your sister and mom look at one another. Normally leaving you alone with Tulip is like leaving a fox to watch the hen house, but after the display a few moments ago, the idea doesn’t seem so ludicrous. Your mom and sis turn to you and you nod. After what Tulip has said, you trust her enough to look after you.
“Well that’s settled. Tulip I expect you not to lose your brother or let him be eaten. I suggest you watch what you eat too. He may still have a craving to be ingested.” You slap yourself in the head at the insanity of your mom’s words. She is never going to let you live down this morning.
Your mom leaves without another word. Adjusting her bosom so it’s pointing out even more. Your older sister follows and she gives you one last concerned look before leaving. All is quiet in the house as your sister and you look at each other. She smiles at you and gets up.
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