Cum Hither
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Sep 29, 2001
- Posts
- 156
Five years is a long time to be away from the people you love.
Still, after the terrible argument I had with my father on that fateful day, I made a vow to never step foot in that house again for as long as the old man lived.
Man, I could still picture the scene in my head.
The harsh words.
The punches thrown.
The looks of horror on the faces of my kid sisters when the old man went down.
The tears as I packed my bags and went storming off.
They were fifteen and thirteen when I left. I missed watching them grow up.
I hoped they were alright.
I hoped they would forgive me.
The old man had been gone for about a month. Went to sleep and never woke up. He didn't suffer.
I parked in front of the house and spent ten minutes gathering up my courage. I took stock of myself.
The years had been good to me.
I was 6'2", 195. Blonde hair, blue eyes. I was athletic. Though I wasn't good enough to turn pro, I was enough of a baseball player to get a full ride to college. I graduated with honors, and my diploma was packed away with the rest of my stuff.
I had a few irons in the fire, and would whittle them down in the next week or two. One thing was certain. I would have to get a job soon.
I was the man of the house now.
I still had my key, but I didn't think it would be proper to use it.
I rang the bell like any other stranger.
The door opened, and the most beautiful creature I had ever seen appeared before me. It took me a moment to realize it was my sister.
"Jeff?" she asked. "Jeff, is it really you?"
OOC: I suppose you can see where this is going.....

Still, after the terrible argument I had with my father on that fateful day, I made a vow to never step foot in that house again for as long as the old man lived.
Man, I could still picture the scene in my head.
The harsh words.
The punches thrown.
The looks of horror on the faces of my kid sisters when the old man went down.
The tears as I packed my bags and went storming off.
They were fifteen and thirteen when I left. I missed watching them grow up.
I hoped they were alright.
I hoped they would forgive me.
The old man had been gone for about a month. Went to sleep and never woke up. He didn't suffer.
I parked in front of the house and spent ten minutes gathering up my courage. I took stock of myself.
The years had been good to me.
I was 6'2", 195. Blonde hair, blue eyes. I was athletic. Though I wasn't good enough to turn pro, I was enough of a baseball player to get a full ride to college. I graduated with honors, and my diploma was packed away with the rest of my stuff.
I had a few irons in the fire, and would whittle them down in the next week or two. One thing was certain. I would have to get a job soon.
I was the man of the house now.
I still had my key, but I didn't think it would be proper to use it.
I rang the bell like any other stranger.
The door opened, and the most beautiful creature I had ever seen appeared before me. It took me a moment to realize it was my sister.
"Jeff?" she asked. "Jeff, is it really you?"
OOC: I suppose you can see where this is going.....