Memorial Day Weekend

  Memorial day weekend, everyone in the family meets at the lake house. Everyone-cousins you didn’t know you had. This year, one really stood out. Maria. Busty and curvy, when your grandfather introduced you, you could tell that she was already a bit tipsy and probably high. She hid it well, you were reasonably sure your grandfather didn't notice, as he explained how you were related, finally deciding you were 3rd cousins, once removed. Miria smiled at that, as did you. 

Once your grandfather left the two of you, she promptly asked you, “Yer hod.  Wanna gow summwhere away frum everyone?” She didn’t wait for your response, heading over to the drinks cooler. You marveled at her big juicy ass as she bent over to get a couple of beer cans.

You followed. As you stood beside her, Florida Georgia Line’s “I Love My Country,” Played on the radio. Maria sang along,

 “Zzrink a beeer oud the c'n, liquor oud the boll

how the gooond lord innenned it, yes he did


i love my counnry

i love my counnry

sixss ssrings ann fiddles

wiskey frum kennucky”

You looked around. No one seemed to be watching, so you grabbed a bottle of Jim Beam off the table. 

“Nish,” she told you as you headed out to the dock. Not as secluded as you’d have liked, but you figured you could eventually get her into the dock house. 

She proceeded to sit on the dock, and dangle her toes in the water, as you shared the beer and whiskey.

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