Hot For Dad by Ron Taylor
Author:Ron Taylor [Taylor, Ron]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: erotica, incest, sex
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
CHAPTER SIX
Betsy wanted to talk to Sibyl but it seemed that their paths had no way of crossing the next day. Sibyl had been drafted into leading story time activities in the childrenâs ward, while Betsy found herself smiling as she tended the punchbowl at a reception for a new doctor. It wasnât till the end of the day that the two girls came together, in the locker room.
Betsy was hanging up her pink frock when Sibyl came past. âOh, hi!â she bubbled. âIâve been trying to catch you all day.â
Sibyl nodded. âDaddy told me you stopped by the house yesterday. Sorry I wasnât home.â
âOh, itâs okay,â Betsy said, willing herself not to look too smug. âI had a swim and talked to your dad. Heâs really nice.â She wasnât wearing a bra, so she hurried into her blouse. Sibylâs face had begun to turn a noticeable red. âSay, hope itâs okay if I come by again. Or is that being pushy?â
âOf course itâs all right,â Sibyl shrugged, removing her pinafore and dress. Her body was slim and pale â and it wasnât a bad body either, but Sibyl didnât carry herself well, so she tended to look frail and even skinny. They could have traded clothes on the spot, and everything would have fit perfectly, except the underwear. Sibylâs bra and panties were clean and crisp, but very undistinguished. Utilitarian. Definitely un-chic.
Sibyl sat down on the bench, her shirt and jeans beside her. âWhat did you and Daddy talk about?â she asked, obviously trying to sound very casual.
âMmmm,â Betsy shrugged, buttoning her blouse halfway up, then adjusting the lapels so that her braless cleavage was on display. âJust stuff.â She took her shorts from the locker but didnât put them on. Instead, she sat down, about a foot from Sibyl. Sibyl was fixated on her father, she remembered, and her father had asked Betsy to help the girl broaden her horizons. âLook,â she said brightly, âare you doing anything Saturday? I thought maybe you and I might do something. How about a picnic? I know a couple of guys, too. Thereâs this one named David, see. Heâs kinda quiet and he writes poetry â I think youâd like himâ¦â
âNo,â said Sibyl, âI donât believeâ¦â
âCome on,â Betsy urged. âYou shouldnât sit around at home all the time. It isnât good for you. I mean, sure, your dad is a great guy â God, heâs soooo sexy and gorgeous.â She could hear the enthusiasm building in her voice but she seemed powerless to control it. âBut you canât spend all your time with him. It would just be a picnic, for Christâs sake, and you might go for David â I think heâs really your type, very sweet and quiet, and not the aggressive kind. Oh, come on, Sib!â Again the red-haired girl shook out a no. It was a pouty-faced no that angered Betsy.
âWell, look, dammit,â she went on, âI wouldnât even have asked, except that your dad told me
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