CutiePie1997
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(OOC: In the second image of Carmen below, imagine her wearing a bikini top, too.)
From beyond the oversized, oak and glass door, the low, melodic sound of the door bell sounded as ominous as the house itself looked, sending a chill up the spine of the younger of the two woman waiting on the dusty, cracked concrete of the entry, Carmen Howard.
The door opened almost immediately, and the lips of the woman in the soft orange Century 21 sports jacket spread wide as she greeted happily, "Welcome! You must be the Petersons."
Carmen, who creepily was intrigued by the haunted house aura of the three story home, surged inside right pass the real estate agent, saying over her shoulder about the surname of the couple still on the steps, "They are."
The married couple introduced themselves as Robert and Maria.
Carmen had taken an instant dislike to her older sister's beau three years ago when she first met him, and she hadn't warmed up to him any further after he'd become Maria's fiancee and later her husband. Those first introductions had been made on a warm summer day on the poolside patio of Carmen and Maria's parents' home in San Diego. Carmen had been wearing only a sexy bikini with a sheer blouse and sarong, neither of which did anything to conceal the raw sexuality of her firm and fit, curvaceous, 5'6", 34C-24-34 body.
Her parents and, most notably her mother, hated when she dressed so scantily, whether or not they had guests coming or not. The latter parent had nearly dragged Carmen inside to change into something more appropriate -- which meant more concealing -- when she heard their guests pulling into the driveway.
Afterward, pretty much everyone, including Carmen, agreed that maybe the youngest sister should have put a little more onto her oh-so-incredible figure. It seemed to Carmen that every time she looked to Robert, his gaze was set on her delicious curves while a hungry expression filled his face.
Oh sure, it might have mostly just been Carmen's imagination; she herself had repeatedly imagined Robert naked and beneath her parted thighs and firm buttocks and she writhed atop him, his hopefully-huge cock punishing her tight hole with each and every thrust.
To support the possible delusion of that day and subsequent days on which Carmen imagined Robert was yearning for her in a most unacceptable way was the fact that during these past three years, Robert had never once done or said anything overtly sexual toward Carmen. In fact, he'd treated her with all the respect that the younger sister of his wife deserved.
That had, of course, been rather aggravating to Carmen. Oh, it wasn't as if she wanted Robert to seduce her and violate his vows to his wife, her sister. Carmen had simply wanted him to at least try! After all, what good came from being a smokin' hot mama -- as her dirty ol' Uncle Jester had often called her -- if it didn't cause men who she just might fuck if given the opportunity to drool all over her and try to lure her into dark corners of the house when no one else was looking?
Just once in the last three years, Carmen had wanted to learn that her brother-in-law's masturbatory fantasies were filled with visions of her bent over the hood of his little red sports car, panties around her knees, his cock deep inside her. But not only had Robert not hit on her but he'd never even made a lewd or suggestive comment to her.
The lack of warmth Carmen had shown -- or not shown? -- was probably the reason he'd never made any sort of inappropriate, intimate move toward her. Hell, he'd never even given her hugs or kisses on the cheek at birthdays or holidays during gift giving or other such loving times.
Ironically, that lack of warmth hadn't prevented Robert from convincing his wife to include the now-19 year old Carmen in their move from San Diego. After Maria landed the job as Assistant Curator of Modern Art for the Richardson Gallery, Robert found this ghoulish house in Los Angeles's Country Club Park neighborhood. It was a perfect situation for the couple and their tagalong teenager: Maria had her dream job which was located just a 20 minute drive away, Robert would see his psychiatric patients in the wonderfully renovated library, and Carmen would begin a search for a community college or university what would have her, despite her history of disciplinary problems at her last 4 schools.
Carmen didn't really want to continue school, of course. She'd only come to LA with Robert and Maria because: one, she'd never liked San Diego, despite having lived there all her life; and two, she'd desperately wanted to get away from her parents' home, in which she had always and would always be treated like a little girl. But Maria had set a condition to Carmen coming along: she would enroll, begin, and remain in school, otherwise she'd be shipped back to SD on the first available bus following her rejection from or truancy from a higher education program.
Although her older sister hadn't been too excited about the haunted house image of the mansion when she first saw it, Carmen had found it cool. The Agent had provided them with a link to an interactive online experience in which they'd been able to use her Tablet to essentially tour around the home's interior from the comfort of their home in San Diego.
"As you can see," the agent began her happy, uplifting spiel as she led Robert and Maria inside the home that Carmen was already checking out, "the devastating appearance of the exterior of the home and the landscaping surrounding it is not at all what you find within the walls of the home."
The agent was certainly right about that, Carmen could see. The outside of the home showed a total lack of care and concern by the management company or bank or whoever owned it at this point: out of control vines crawled up the exterior brickwork; the lawn hadn't been mown in weeks, possibly months and in some places stood four feet tall; most of the rose bushes, rhododendrons, and other shrubberies hadn't been trimmed since Carmen entered high school; and she hadn't yet even seen the horror of the backyard where the water level of the ignored pool had been rising and lowering with the rains and the droughts, all the time filling with plant and animal life of dozens if not hundreds of species.
And yet the interior of the home had been lovingly and historically renovated by the previous owners and, because it wasn't open to the ravages of Mother Nature, was as perfect as it had been when the home was last occupied nearly 8 years ago. Looking about the foyer and through the open doors leading into the adjacent living room, library, and dining room, Carmen thought she might be standing in one of those preserved estates that dated back to some famous and yet obscure Silent Film star.
As if on cue, the Agent informed them, "It's a classic L.A. Victorian, build in 1920 by thee doctor to the stars at the time, Alfred B Rosen. With the exception of the kitchen, which I'll show you in a moment, and the music studio--"
The Agent turned to Maria specifically, asking, "I understand you are a musician?"
"Was," the older sister corrected. "Cello. But then I found and came to appreciate art. Our last home didn't have space for doing all I wished, though."
"The studio will be perfect for you, dear," the Agent went on, adjusting her sales pitch for the new information. "It is sound proof and will give you all the privacy and peace and quiet you'll want."
Carmen rejoined the trio after her milling about in the library in time to hear, "The main house is as you've already seen 3 stories, with the attached studio that is but one floor but with cathedral ceilings. In total, the interior is a spectacular 14,000 square feet, sitting on a full quarter of an acre of mixed lawn, shrub, and privacy-inducing forest."
She gestured above them, talking about the original Tiffany stained glass windows, light fixtures, chandeliers, and additional glass adornments. "Rich wood paneling, wood floors with carpets ... you can keep or replace those as you wish, but I will tell you that they are worth an absolute fortune and if you ever decide to do away with the one in the back hallway, well, you have my number."
She laughed, almost maniacally, then continued, "6 original fireplaces, beamed ceilings with antique gold and silver leaf painting. There's a solarium in the back overlooking the private grounds. Breathtaking...! Or, at least they will be once you find an appropriate landscaping business to tend to it."
The Agent turned to the couple, ignoring Carmen who she knew wouldn't be signing the papers to seal the deal. "The residence evokes the quality and grandeur of a bygone era ... it represents a once-in-a-generation ... once-in-a-century opportunity for that special couple who could truly appreciate it."
"Couple and their third wheel," Carmen mumbled as she ambled past the Agent. She looked to her sister and said, "Ask the question."
Maria glared at her younger sister, but Carmen looked between her sister and Robert and demanded, "Ask the question!"
Carmen didn't know which of them would do as she prompted, but the question did in fact get asked: why was the home and property being sold for $900,000 when it sold 10 years ago for $1.3 million in today's money and 6 years before that for the equivalent of what today would be $2.4 million. By today's booming real estate market standards, after auctioning the furnishings and demolishing the house, the proceeds for the auction and the sale of the land would bring in close to $3 million dollars.
"California Law states that I must inform you of the home's recent history, dating back at least 3 years," the Agent began with a reluctant tone.
Carmen laughed, asking, "What, did the previous owners die here?"
"Yes," the Agent said without hesitation, knowing that she simply had to bite the bullet. "Murder suicide, to be precise."
The Agent now had Carmen's full attention as she continued, "I don't have all of the details ... okay ... yes, I do, but..."
She hesitated again, seeing very different reactions in the faces of the two women: absolute delight in Carmen and grave concern in Maria. She continued, "The man of the home, Roland Harrison, an up and coming movie producer, had had, what would you call it...? An affinity for young starlets. The younger the better, is what the tabloids said after his death. Apparently as the new releases told, his wife came home to find him sitting on the end of the bed naked with a barely legally aged young woman standing before him, equally naked."
"Wow," Carmen murmured, knowing already where this was going.
"Constance Harrison, who was not at all a small or weak woman, shoved a fire poker into the young woman's back and clean through and out her front side," she said, eliciting a quick and shocked chuckle from the younger sister, "before then beating her shocked and frozen husband to death with one of his own Oscar statuettes."
"Which room?" Carmen asked without hesitation, "Which room? I want that one."
The Agent ignored the girl's fascination, finishing the story, "Missus Harrison then went to the third floor, which had been her sewing studio at the time, sat there until the police arrived three days later to word that the young woman was missing and had last been scheduled for an audition at this address ... then threw herself out of the window ... impaling herself on a section of wrought iron steel that, unfortunately, is still a part of the home's security perimeter."
"We'll take it," Carmen said, smiling broadly as she looked to the married couple. "We'll take it, right? I'm going upstairs to look for the window and fence."
She hurried off up the stairs, leaving Robert to decide with his wife how to deal with this new information.
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