A Family Bond (Death by orgasm X thelittleslave)

[thelittleslave]

Liliana had never been this apathetic about summer break before. It wasn't like she didn't enjoy spending time with her grandfather, and she certainly enjoyed the break from school, but it was the first summer since moving here that she hadn't gone away to spend it with friends. Or, more specifically, her boyfriend. She was still having trouble getting over their breakup, having been so sure that she'd finally found someone who wouldn't leave her, and while she knew she could have just spent time with her other friends, she felt it would've been unbearable.

Unbearable knowing he was so close, and yet uninterested in even seeing her. It hurt just thinking about, and so she had made the decision to stay home during the summer. Surely she could find ways to help her grandfather around the house, and Lili knew she out to be spending more time with the friends she had here anyways. She also knew that she ought to be grateful. Her grandfather could have refused to take her in, after the loss of her parents, but he had always been kind, and he had always been there for her, and when the social worker had contacted him, he hadn't hesitated to become her guardian.

And he was a good guardian. Kind and loving and supportive, and there for her that first year, when she'd still been so devastated by the loss. He was pleased she was staying with him through the summer, she thought, and Lili decided that was enough for her. Besides, she thought, maybe she could convince him to explore beyond his property and the nearby town; venture to the closest city, or see a movie at the theater a couple towns away. It was with this optimistic outlook that she sought the man out, finding him fixing himself some breakfast.

"Morning, grandpa," she greeted, stepping alongside him to insert a piece of bread into the toaster. "I was wondering if there was anything I could help you with today? Any work that needs to be done around the house?"

 

[Death by orgasm]

Colton Grimsly was Liliana's paternal grandfather, he had been married for 34 years before losing the love of his life to cancer over 5 years back. While since his ex-wife's death, he had been a more somber and grumpy person all together. Liliana's mother had described it to her once as, 'It was he only true love, if you lose that, then you'd change a lot too. I'd be just as angry at God as he still is.' Having been a local mechanic for the rural county for the last two decades, once his wife passed he resigned himself to an early retirement. Taking all of the money he had saved since his wife's death and he invested it into the safest, fastest growing stocks that he could find.

The other massive factor was having to house his grand-daughter Liliana in his old-style farmhouse in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania. While the passing of his wife was the worst heart-break he thought he'd ever have to endure. Sadly for Colton, he had spoken too soon. Liliana's parents, were to be take all too soon from a fatal traffic accident. They had been the third car at the intersection--when they went through the green light, an old Ford Bronco going over 100 MPH had disintegrated both vehicles involved. With no survivors, and all of Lili's extended family living on the West Coast of the states, Colton knew he had to take in his granddaughter. It wasn't the same as their quaint little home in New Jersey, but it was the closest family that either of them had.

His little princess had only been 14 when she had moved into his old home, she attended the local high school, and spent nearly every spare minute on the landline or the computer with her boyfriend or old girl friends. Colton let her be, only making her do the occasional dishes, or pick up her room. Colton had this weird sense of guilt taking it easy on her with her parents passing, but what else could he do? He wasn't going to make her miserable just to keep her busy. Truth be told, she had done a lot of good for him since she had moved in. Just someone to have to make breakfast and dinner for every day, make sure she was up early enough to catch the long bus ride to school. She had given his life meaning again. While he would have argued, his life never lost his purpose, his heart knew it otherwise.

As the school year was winding down, he could often hear Liliana fighting and crying on the phone for the better part of May trying to talk sense into her ex-boyfriend. It had been her first love, and watching her have to deal with her first heartbreak saddened the elderly man deeply. He never poked her for information about what he happened--but next thing he knew she was going to stay in town for the whole Summer. Her granddad had asked her several times if she was sure. Warning her, 'These rural summer days, are hotter and longer than you remember as a baby. Not that I don't like your company or anything' but you can't be complaining when there's nothing to do around these parts.

Despite all of his warning, she seemed more than content to sit around the house and explore the countryside for the next few months. Her grandpa was sitting making a fresh pot of coffee for the morning, when Lili came down on the second day of her vacation looking for anything to keep her busy. Closing the top of the coffee machine, when he turned to face his granddaughter, he froze for a second when he saw how short those shorts were. Colton raised religious was conservative, but somethings he still wasn't comfortable with. Like seeing the bottom of his granddaughter's ass-cheeks winking at him as she walked. That mental note, to just let her be a growing girl came to the forefront of his mind, but he bite his tongue.

Talking a seat with a steaming cup of hot coffee, he pondered what she could do around the yard to stay busy. Rubbing his gray and stubble beard, with his right hand, "Hmmm. Well, I could tire you out in the sun with something tedious, or you can do something a little less vigorous?" Glancing over at the piece of toast popping up from the toaster, "How about you make us some breakfast. Nothing fancy, just some eggs, bacon, and grits. Then, you can go feed the chickens and horses." Flipping through the newspaper he, finished his thought, "Depending on how you feel about all of that, we can figure out something different." Sipping on his piping hot coffee, "We got all day suga'. Take your sweet, sweet time." Colton's eyes leering over the top of the newspaper, looking all all of the her tan legs and cheeks on display. Colton knew better than to stare at his granddaughter, but he felt like if you were dressing a certain way--you were probably looking for a certain kind of attention. He knew she was going threw her first serious break-up, trying to push his critical thoughts out of his mind he read his paper and let her cook breakfast.