A Holland Family Dinner, Part 2

David Johnson glanced over at the gorgeous girl occupying his passenger seat and swallowed. Brooklyn Robinson had her window rolled down and her hand out the window, letting the breeze whip at it.

Brooklyn was stunning, with chocolate brown hair, hazel eyes, plump lips that seemed to be perpetually curved into a sweet smile, and then of course, a pair of very large breasts that bounced whenever she moved. David loved Brooklyn’s breasts. They were perfect, round, ample, and downright magnetic to any one’s gaze. She had a phenomenal ass too, one that was big, round, and sculpted. It was toned from her years as a cheerleader, and it fit her full hourglass body.

“Thanks for driving me. Dana and Jace were in a hurry to get home.” Brooklyn said sweetly to David.

“Don’t mention it.” David said with a good-natured smile.

“Cheer practice go OK?” David asked after a few beats of silence.

“Yup! It was a lot of fun. Anastasia’s working us hard, but she’s a really great captain, always making sure everyone’s doing what they should be the right way. I think we have a good shot at winning nationals this year.” Brooklyn enthused.

“Cool.” David grinned at Brooklyn’s genuine enthusiasm.

“What about you? You joining any teams this year?” Brooklyn asked curiously. She drew her hand in from the window and propped her chin on her palms, her elbows on the armrest. Her entire attention was on David, which made him squirm a little. That’s just how Brooklyn is, though. She gives her entire focus to the people and hobbies she cares about.

“I don’t think so. I’ll probably do computer club again, with Ms. Crowell.” David shrugged.

“Oh, yeah, I know you love that.” Brooklyn smiled, “You and Jace seem like you’ve been bonding more recently, maybe you could recruit him to the computer club.”

Right, bonding. Jace was the twin brother of David’s best friend, and despite that, the two had gone practically 18 years without ever getting close. They’d spoken on a few occasions, of course, but just small talk. They’d never done anything together that was just them as friends hanging out. Dana had always gone with them.

So no, David was not getting closer with Jace.

“Right, I’m sure the quarterback would love to join the geeky little computer club.” David grumbled.

Brooklyn looked briefly to be daydreaming, and David remembered with a mental groan that Brooklyn had a huge crush on Jace. It didn’t come up much at all, as Dana had no idea, to David’s knowledge, but Brooklyn was starstruck.

David pulled into the Hollands’ driveway, and found Dana’s dad’s car was parked in the driveway besides Jace’s car.

Brooklyn climbed out of the car, and glanced sidelong at David.

“You know I don’t live here, right?” Brooklyn said playfully, her trademark sweet smile on her lips.

“I do, but your backyards connect. Figured I’d say hello to Dana before driving home.” David shrugged.

“Well, come on, then.” Brooklyn urged after grabbing her backpack from David’s backseat.

David followed the natural, sexy sway of Brooklyn’s curvy hips. She didn’t intentionally swing her hips, David knew, that was just how she walked. Dana laughed about it constantly but it wasn’t like Brooklyn could change the way she walked. Not without some effort.

Just as David and Brooklyn reached the porch, a black sports car pulled up to the Hollands’ yard, and out of it climbed Evan Simmons.

David groaned audibly, making Brooklyn giggle. She wasn’t a huge Evan fan either, unlike Dana.

Evan walked confidently up to David and Brooklyn, where he winked at Brooklyn and slid past the two of them to knock on the door. All in one fluid motion. He hadn’t stopped, he hadn’t said hello, he’d just breezed past to knock on the door.

The door was opened by a vision of beauty. Standing there in a vivid green sundress was Dana’s older sister, Daisy Holland. Daisy was two years older than David, and he’d had a crush on her for practically his whole life. She was a masterpiece, with elegantly styled blonde hair, enchanting blue green eyes that sparkled like the ocean in sunlight (much like Dana’s did. And Jace, too, he supposed, but David didn’t spend any time being enchanted by Jace’s eyes), and some heavy very large breasts that filled up her sundress easily. They pressed together to create some mouthwatering cleavage, and the sundress also bared her long, flawless legs and the slit up the left side bared her thigh.

“Oh, hell no!” Daisy exclaimed upon seeing Evan, but Evan just laughed, asshole he was.

“I’m glad you missed me too.” Evan said, and held out his arms for a hug.

“David!” Daisy exclaimed, and shoved Evan aside to grab David for a hug instead.

David was momentarily surprised, but not by Daisy’s reaction, that was typical. David was so used to girls falling all over Evan he was surprised to be picked over him by a goddess like Daisy Holland.

Daisy’s fat tits mashed against David’s chest, and he clung to her like one might cling to water in the desert. And fuck if he wasn’t dying of thirst.

Daisy hummed happily and pulled David tighter to her bust. Her warm lips planted a kiss on his cheek, and he lost himself in her oceanic eyes a few times.

“I missed you. You staying for dinner?” Daisy smiled.

“Uhhh… I can.” David resolved rapidly, and Daisy beamed.

She released David, finally, and David couldn’t tear his eyes off of her. He barely heard the biting remark she made to Evan, he barely heard Brooklyn’s gentle laughter. He was enchanted, a peasant under the spell of a queen.

Daisy always had that effect on him, and it worsened the more of her tits were shown off. Daisy in a bikini had him salivating and eager to serve however she wanted.

Daisy gestured David and Brooklyn inside, and so they went indoors. Evan approached the door, but then at the last second, he turned to look at Daisy.

“I did miss you.” Evan said, and he wrapped his arms around Daisy. She groaned in distaste and then she patted his back patronizingly. Evan’s arms wrapped firmly around the older girl, and she gave her hips a wriggle to try and escape as his arms encircled her waist. His hands traveled south, and Daisy startled as Evan squeezed her plump cheeks.

“Fuck, I missed these too.” Evan groaned, and Daisy wriggled in his arms trying to break free, but Evan was a linebacker, and a solidly built one.

“Get your hands off my dress!” Daisy snapped, and Evan grinned.

“If you insist, gorgeous.” Evan said deviously.

Daisy instantly regretted her word choice as Evan’s hands lifted off her sundress covered ass and then slipped up the back of her dress.

His hands found her thick and toned ass, bare save for her panties, and gave it some firm squeezes. Daisy bit her lip momentarily, slightly distracted by the sensation she felt, before she recalled who it was groping her ass.

“Stop, Evan!” Daisy demanded abruptly. With a laugh, Evan gave her left cheek a solid spank, and Daisy yelped in surprise.

Evan’s hands slid out from under Daisy’s sundress and he walked into the Hollands’ house whistling.

“Fucking bastard.” Daisy growled to herself, and she stalked in after him.

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Jace lifted his head to see David Johnson and Brooklyn Robinson entering the kitchen, followed a few moments behind by Daisy and Evan. Daisy looked disgruntled, and Evan his usual smug bastardly self. Jace offered Daisy a smile, and she returned it.

“Evan!” Dana beamed, and Jace scowled as the tall, black-haired asshole moved towards his twin sister.

“Hi, Jace.” Brooklyn smiled, and Jace was happy for a reason to look away from Evan and Dana.

“Hey, Brooke.” Jace replied fondly. She gave him an even warmer smile, if possible.

“Alright, dinner’s ready.” Danielle announced, blowing out a breath. Her blonde hair was tied up, she wore a gray tank top and tight jeans, and she was barefoot. Her very large breasts, which were bigger than both Daisy and Brooklyn’s, being borderline huge, strained that poor tank top.

“Damn, looking good, Mrs. Holland.” Evan smirked, and Jeremiah glanced up at Evan.

“The spaghetti.” Evan clarified, and Jeremiah rolled his eyes.

Daisy sidled up to Jace and the remarkably close siblings leaned against each other.

“Alright, who’s sitting where?” Danielle asked, setting down a big pot of pasta on the table.

Dana grabbed plates for everyone after doing a headcount, and Jace was tugged by Brooklyn towards the table. David was instantly seized by Daisy, and that duo also moved to sit down.

In the end, Jeremiah and Danielle sat on opposite ends of the dining room table. Jeremiah had Brooklyn on his left and Dana on his right, and David sat between the Holland sisters, while Jace was between Brooklyn and Evan.

Daisy wasn’t too pleased with having to sit across from Evan, and she glared daggers at him as everyone dug into their food.

“So, what brings you back to Amethyst Shore?” Evan asked Daisy curiously, and he bit a meatball while Daisy scowled.

“None of your business, really.” Daisy retorted.

“Don’t be rude!” Dana defended Evan.

“Oh, don’t you start!” Jace accused his twin sister, “You’re always trying to protect that douche.”

“So it’s not just me who thinks he’s a douche!” David exclaimed, and Daisy wrapped an arm around David in solidarity, but the gesture was lost on David who was too interested by the sudden feeling of Daisy’s generous cleavage pressing into his arm. He could feel the warmth of her breasts, and no fabric separated his arm and her chest. Her tits were wrapped around his bicep, and he was in sheer heaven.

“Enough fighting!” Danielle said loudly, “There will be no more arguing.”

“I’m sorry, Mrs. Holland. If I’m too polarizing, I can go. I don’t want to ruin family dinner.” Evan said, but Danielle patted his arm.

“You’re fine to stay.” she assured him.

Jace, Daisy, and David all groaned loudly in protest.

“Does he really have to stay?” Jace complained.

“Yes. Now quiet down and eat.” Danielle told her son sharply, and Evan grinned viciously at him, though it of course went unnoticed by Danielle and Dana.

“So, family dinner is great and all, but what if we did a little event? You know, to celebrate me being back in town.” Daisy suggested after a few minutes of mostly silence, “Maybe movie night?”

“Movie night sounds fun!” Danielle agreed, and the Hollands all chimed in to the affirmative. Danielle glanced at Evan, Brooklyn, and David.

“If your guys’ parents are OK with it, I’m more than happy to let you guys join us. It was the first day of school today, so I understand if you guys are tired.” Danielle offered.

“I’m in.” Evan said instantly.

“I think movie night sounds fun.” David said weakly, and Brooklyn agreed much more enthusiastically.

“Great! Blankets, pillows, snuggling up to watch a movie.” Dana said cheerfully.

“Wanna cuddle, sweetie?” Danielle teased Jeremiah, but he just chuckled and shook his head.

“I’m OK, dear. It’s a little hot for blankets and cuddling, isn’t it?” Jeremiah shrugged.

“Suit yourself.” Danielle said a little icily, and Jace found himself thinking that his mother’s tone would surely keep his father cool.

“So, dinner’s wrapping up, should we all go get in our pajamas?” Dana suggested after a while longer of chatting and talking and being merry.

“Works for me.” Danielle shrugged.

“What movie are we watching?” Brooklyn asked before they separated to change, “I don’t like horror movies.”

“Me either.” Danielle agreed, “And I’m not sure what we’re watching.

“We can discuss that once we’re all back here.” Jeremiah suggested reasonably, and the group began to rise up from the chairs, taking their plates to the sink, and then Brooklyn and Evan headed out the back door, to walk across the shared backyard space to their respective houses.

Jace and his sisters went upstairs, and Jeremiah went to sit down on the couch while Danielle sighed and started on the dishes, throwing glares at her husband all the while.

A few minutes passed, and a knock came at the door.

Jeremiah went to open the door, and when he did, it revealed a young woman standing on the doorstep, smiling.