Change Can Be Good – Part 1 by Ned Randers

Change Can Be Good – Part 1: Sensual Sex Stories by Ned Randers

This short story incorporates a few different fetishes. I appreciate constructive criticism, but please nothing caustic or acerbic. I hope you enjoy 🙂 , Kathleen Casey waved goodbye to the receding taillights of her parents’ SUV. She stood with her sister, Violet in front of the garage, having just helped their mom and dad load up their baggage for their cruise vacation to Alaska. Yes, Alaska, the worst idea for a cruise.

“Why would anyone want to go in a cruise where it’s as cold year-round as it gets in the winter here?” Violet pondered aloud.

Kathleen turned and headed back towards the front door, “I think Jack London went there once or something. You know how dad is about old authors.”

Violet rolled her eyes and followed her sister. Their father had a sizeable library at the back of the house, his ‘inspiration’ as he liked to call it, since he was a writer for the city newspaper, and was working on his own novel. Their mother was a doctor of medicine, so the girls grew up surrounded by books and intelligence, which explained the straight-As in high school.

But since it was the ides of July, with an empty house and no school to attend, the two sisters would have to find some way of entertaining themselves.

Kathleen was currently in the last few pages of an exceptional mystery novel, so sometime soon she would have to find something else to read before she turned into bed, as was her nightly mantra. Although her younger sister liked books, she was more into nerd stuff and videogames than Kathleen, who enjoyed history, politics, balanced out by westerns and mystery novels.

Kathleen held the door for her sister, and watched her as she moved into the house; smelled her as she passed. As a lesbian, Kathleen could not help noticing Violet every so often. With her straight reddish-brown hair worn down to her shoulder blades and her sage-green eyes combined with the smell of her shampoo, Kathleen had to occupy her mind with something else quickly, else things might get a little damp downstairs.

Violet stopped at the kitchen threshold and looked back at her sister, “So what do you want to do for a week?”

Kathleen’s eyes snapped back up to her sister’s face; they had been intent on watching Violet’s ass work on her way across the den. She quickly recovered her mental capabilities, but not before one of Violet’s eyebrows arched in confusion.

“I-I was thinking of getting into videogames, honestly.”

What a dumb thing to say.

Violet’s other eyebrow rose to join the first. “You? Videogames? I thought you said that they were for macho boys or little kids?”

Kathleen’s mind was racing. “Yeah, I was thinking that they’re pretty much movies that you can kind of control, right? Some of them have got to have decent plots.”

Violet’s sage eyes blinked. She agreed, still confused, and proceeded into the kitchen. Kathleen breathed a silent sigh of relief. Violet had caught her staring at her usually skirt-clad ass before, about six months ago. Although there was no incident, Violet had looked very confused and unsure as to what was going on, and Kathleen didn’t want to hurt her little sister in any way shape or form. Balancing her lust with her propriety was like walking a daily tightrope with no balancing pole.

Besides, Violet was her sister. These kinds of thoughts were just plain wrong. As she tried to work out the moisture that had dampened the front of her panties, Kathleen vowed to keep a stronger vigilance against her own wandering eyes and lustful heart.

Surprisingly enough, the siblings found a film that they agreed on watching that evening. Even with the house at a level of almost eerie silence, they managed to enjoy themselves through the movie. When it was finished, they closed the house against the chill and the darkness and bid each other goodnight.

Kathleen sank into her moon seat against the windows of her upstairs bedroom and looked out at the moonlight-streaked pine tree forest that stretched back away from their home before tearing into the last chapter of her mystery novel.

Violet sighed in frustration at the game she was failing at and hit the power button. Setting her console’s controller down on her nightstand, she decided instead to start up a book. Her little bookcase sat at the foot of her bed, half-filled with all sorts of fantasy, space-age, and dystopian future paperbacks and hardcovers, each of them calling out to her with a different voice. She had read them all before, and even though Violet enjoyed re-reading all of her books for possibly overlooked aspects, she decided to go and find something new to read.

Stepping out into the upstairs hallway, clad only in a t-shirt and sheer white panties, Violet tiptoed to her sister’s door, intending to ask for something to read from her bookshelves. When she saw no light streaming from underneath the door, she decided not to wake Kathleen, and instead headed to the back of the house, where the entirety of both stories of one wall was covered in shelving. Their father had spent his whole life collecting books, and as a result, the vast majority of the shelving was filled with every kind of novel. Violet was thinking that she could definitely find something to get into here.

Turning on a reading lamp in the corner of the cavernous room, the young woman began looking over the plaques set into the shelves, telling where each genre of book was located. She found the fiction, narrowed that down to fantasy and science fiction (the smallest section of books that her father owned), and climbed the sliding ladder to the halfway point. These were mostly old dusty paperbacks written half a century ago. Her searching hand hovered over The Lord of the Rings trilogy, but moved on to find something more obscure.

Violet sighed as she reached the end of her father’s collection of science fiction and fantasy, and was about to give up when she spied something interesting above her. The top four shelves were empty across the entire room, except for a group of four or five thick brown hardcover tomes on the top shelf. Frowning with curiosity, she suppressed a yawn and climbed up to investigate.

When she finally came level with the isolated books, she noticed that they were covered in dust, and the end book had cobwebs snaking from it to the ceiling. Brushing them away, Violet gently picked up the end tome and carefully descended to the carpet. Her heart pounded in her chest; either the late night or something else was making her excited for some reason. Finding old books hidden away in her own home was enough reason to be enthralled in uncovering the books in the dead of night, she supposed as she put the book down under the light.

When she had seen the book in the shadows Violet had thought that it’s covers were blank, but in the direct light, she could see a jagged unknown symbol carved into the front cover.

“Well I’ve gone this far.” she steeled her will and opened the book to a random page. Suddenly, the pages grew warm in her hands, causing her to start and letting the book fall open.

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