Amy Affair with her older Brother Wife.

It was June, and 18-year-old Amy lived in Arizona with her parents. She had just graduated from high school and was off to university in the fall. Amy had always wanted to attend an out-of-state university, but her parents didn’t want her living on her own. So Amy and her parents came to an agreement: she could only go to a university out of state if she moved to California, where her 23-year-old brother Matt lived with his 23-year-old wife Amanda. Her parents wanted her to stay at her older brother’s place, and Matt and Amanda seemed alright with that. The thing was that Amy and Matt didn’t really get along, but she had no choice if she wanted her parents to pay for college. So Amy agreed to the terms.

Soon August arrived, and Amy and her parents drove to the airport. Amy and her parents said their farewells and boarded her on the plane. Amy had never taken a plane by herself, so she was excited to board.

The flight took four hours to California. The plane landed at the airport where Matt was waiting for his younger sister. Amy got off the plane with her carry-on bags and walked toward the terminal. Once Amy saw her older brother Matt waiting for her, even though the two siblings didn’t get along too well, she rushed over and hugged him. She hadn’t seen him in over a year. The last time they had seen each other was at Matt and Amanda’s wedding.

"Hey little sister, long time no see," Matt said.

"Yeah, I know. It’s been a while. Where’s Amanda?"

"She’s back at home getting your room ready. She would have been here to greet you, but we’ve been really busy and forgot to get your room ready," Matt said.

"It’s alright, Matt. I can’t wait to see Amanda again," Amy said. Indeed she was. She remembered just how gorgeous Amanda looked at the wedding, but she knew that nothing could come of it.

The two walked out of the airport and into the parking lot. Matt helped Amy with the luggage while they walked to Matt’s car. Once inside the car, Matt started the engine and made the 35-minute drive home.