Three's a Crowd. (Closed)

[Warr]

It was a common thought that when someone had a sibling their secrecy and their social life tended to drop a little bit, seeing as most younger siblings were just a little bit more likely to be annoying, snoopy bastards and dig their nose where they didn't belong.

Naturally, that meant that when the person had TWIN siblings. Well, that meant that they didn't know what a social, private, or any life was. It was just the way things were.

The air was a little bit nippy in the great city of Juneau and the skies were a dark grey overcast, the sun trying desperately to shine through, but every attempt would be foiled. It gave the day a very dreary look, the kind where people would like to stay in rather than go out.

However, James didn't have a choice in the matter as he boarded onto the bus after paying the approximate fifty cents it took to get to the destination in question. Walking to the back, he sat down with a loud sigh, finally happy to be off his feet for even a minute. He took his glasses off and rubbed his green eyes, groaning a little bit as his brown hair fell around his head, his plain black and brown uniform looking snug on his 23 year old form.

James was one of the main bread makers of the family. They had a small family, but that didn't mean they weren't in trouble financially. Dad got laid off recently and since then has been going through a really bad case of depression. He really came home at night to mainly sleep and stayed at the bar almost all the time. Mum had constant back problems for the past year or so, so she couldn't do much heavy lifting or even moving without breaking into painful spasms, so she needed to stay at home when she worked over the computer. She'd been going to therapy for the past six months to get back on her feet with no results in sight.

As for his twin sisters, well, they weren't really workers to begin with. If one got the job and the other didn't, well, the first wouldn't take it. They were basically attached to the hip and went through the best and the word together.

So James, for now, would be the main provider, until his mom got back on her feet.

James reached up and pressed the button on the hand rail, a loud ding coming from it as they arrived in the town of Napakiak and exited the bus, heading over to the smaller, stone home that he and his family lived. The car wasn't there, so mum must have been gone. He assumed his sisters were still home. Walking in, he opened the door and sighed, shutting the door quietly. "God it’s good to be home." He mumbled, kicking his shoes off. "I could use a good rest...Hey!" He shouted up to the empty house. "You two want something to eat?" Hearing no answer, he frowned.

"Book ends! You alive up there?"

 

[Tyyrlym]

Mikayla and Cassiopea were both lounging in their room when their brother got home. When they'd been young their parents had moved them into the same room to live together. They'd never moved to a new house since then and they'd never left the room. It was a simple room, really only big enough for one teenaged girl but they'd always been so close they didn't mind. They still shared the bed they'd been in since they were four.

Life in Alaska was different from the norm, that much they knew even if they had never known any different. Their town was tiny and isolated. With only a few hundred in the entire town the number of people their age was next to nothing. There were so few in fact they didn't even have an school past sixth grade. They'd been home schooled since then. With only a handful of boys in town they'd all been scooped up pretty quickly. Not that either of the girls had really tried very hard. There obviously wasn't much of a night life so they spent a lot of time at home. They'd learned to love the outdoors but that was only good for the half the year things weren't under five feet of snow or frozen.

In recent years things had taken unfortunate turn after unfortunate turn. Their father had lost his job and withdrawn inward. Attempts to pull him out of his funk had utterly failed. Then their mother had gotten hurt as well. With their dad drowning himself in a bottle and their mother on painkillers the girls had grown even closer to one another. Their brother was their rock through it all though. He'd taken up the slack and got a pretty decent job. He'd watched after them when both their parents were out of commission. They wre grateful for it, extremely, and they'd tried to get jobs, they really had. They just didn't want one apart from one another, and they couldn't find anyone looking for two new employees.

So when they heard their brother come home and call out for them they both popped up off the bed and hustled down stairs. A mass of red curls came barreling down stairs towards their brother. Mikayla was wearing her usual around the house outfit, a pair of tight tan short shorts and a tiny red t-shirt, clothes she could only wear inside their well heated house. Cassiopea was wearing a simple white tank top and gray cotton sweat pants.

Mikayla brushed by James, partially ignoring him and instead looking around. "Yeah what did you bring us?"

Cassiopea instead made a bee line towards her brother, wrapping her arms around him and hugging him. "Welcome back Jamie," she teased. A few inches shorter than her brother, Jamie was greated to a view of her long red curls as she pressed her cheek to his chest. Like her sister she was fit and more than a bit curvy. Their long torsos didn't leave them with dancer's legs but the girls carried it off well. James could feel his sister's ample bosom pressed against his chest as the thin cotton shirt was the only thing his "little" sister had on up top.

 

[Warr]

He was greated by his sisters a moment later, watching as the two girls flung themselves at him. Well, really, one of them flung herself at him, the other had went to seeing "what he had brought them."

Taking a moment to hug Cassi back, he sighed at Mikayla and rubbed his eyes from under his glasses. "I just got back from work, Mikayla, I didn't get either of you guys anything except my charming prescence." A chuckle escaped from his lips as he pulled away from his sister, squezing between the two of the two and heading for the kitchen. "You guys want something to eat while I'm still in the working mood?"

Walking into the kitchen, he made a beeline for the fridge and opened it, kneeling down and looking for something to drink, needing something desperately to quench his thirst.

"So when did mom leave?"

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Well we can't eat your personality," Mikayla complained. She pouted and crossed her arms across her chest.

Her sister shook her head and followed their brother. "Sure, got anything in mind?" She leaned up against the counter and watched her brother intently as her sister slid up beside her.

"About an hour ago," Mikayla said. "She didn't say when she'd be back. The usual you know," she says with a note of resignation. They'd become more and more accustomed to the actions of their parents but it hadn't improved their attitudes. The less they could depened on their parents the more they'd learned to depend on their big brother.

 

[Warr]

"And let me guess." He continued as he began to sift through the contents of the fridge as he spoke to his little sisters. He felt his glasses beginning to drop, s he pushed them back up. Finally, he grabbed something wrapped in white paper and closed the door. "Dad's at the bar."

"And I was thinking some Salmon." He said with a small, sad sigh, looking down at the package in his hand. If he could, he would buy something a little bit better for his family to eat, but since he was the mai bread maker of the family, they'd need to settle for stuff like this while he still helped pay the bills as well.. "Unless you want some crab, we have that too."

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Salmon!" Mikaya yelped.

"Crab," Cassiopea said at the same time. Mikayla looked at her sister and pouted. Hanging her head and sighing Cassiopea changed her mind, "Fine, salmon, I don't want to listen to you bitch and moan about it."

"Good choice," Mikayla said as she straightened up and started to rifle through the contents of their cupboards. "What do you guys want with it? We've got rice and... well rice."

"That'll be fine," Cassie said. Turning back to her brother she shruged and continued on. "Where else would he be? Thank god for cheap beer eh?"

 

[Warr]

"Lord knows it's the ONLY way he's helping right now." He said with a sigh as he cracked open his own can of beer and took a sip from it. Putting it down, he pushed Mikayla out of the way. "You two go rest or something, I'll get it started. Lord knows I'm all ready in the whole working mood, migh as well work myself out of it."

He grabbed the box of rice and looked over his shoulder and waved his hand. "Go on, get out of here, go watch TV or something, I'll bring you guys your food when I get it done."

Unwrapping the Salmon, he went and turned on the oven.

 

[Tyyrlym]

Mikayla just shrugged and turned to head out of the kitchen. She skipped a little as she pranced towards the living room, a little smile on her lips and a shimmy in her hips. "Just don't burn it, chowder head."

Cassie caught her brother's eye and shrugged as if to say, 'What are you going to do?' She ignored his urging to leave and she went to the fridge to start poking around for a vegtable. Her sweat pants swayed from sided to side as she poked around looking for anything she could get to get some extra nutrition in their meal. Her brother was a good cook but his ideas of what constituted a well rounded meal left a lot to be desired. "So how was work today bro? Anything interesting? Any hot little numbers drop by looking for fun?"

 

[Warr]

He suddenly laughed a little bit as he put the pot on the stove top, after filling it with water and dumping the rice into it before he grabbed a pan for the fish.

"Please, any girls worth looking at lookin for fun?" He asked, looking at her from over his shoulder as he began to stir the rice while he greased the pan in question. "Heh, not in this life time." he placed the salmon on the pan while he leaned back. "How about you?" He asked. "Anything interesting happening in either of your lives?"

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Oh yeah, sure," Cassie said. "You know how it is, hot guys moving into town all the time, stopping by to say 'Hi, wanna go out?' Mikki and me are getting all kinds of action, so much we aren't even having to double up on guys anymore." Casie pulled a head of brocolli out of the fridge and retrieved a cutting board from the cabinet. She put them both on the counter and fetched a knife and pot. She washed the vegtable and started to prep it.

"There hasn't been a new guy in this town in years. The couple our age are already spoken for." Cassie snorted, "You're probably the only guy anywhere near our age who isn't already attached at the hip to some girl. The land of men my tight ass. Old men maybe."

 

[Warr]

"Yeah, living here sure as hell does suck..." He sighed a little and turn back towards the stove, spinning the rice around before moving the fish, moving it around the pan and flipping it on the other side. Giving it a few more moments, he turned back, his back to the stove. "Cause lord knows it's just so damn....well, ya know, Isolated. There's no one here, it's so...."

He paused and thought for a moment, beore shrugging. "Well, it's boring. That's really all you can say about it."

 

[Tyyrlym]

"It's not that bad," Cassie chided him as she seasoned the brocolli and put it on the stove. "It's gorgeous up here. Remember that trip to Portland? Might have been busy but it's got nothing on this place. Lots of places to hike, fish, stuff like that. Sure we're isolated but that just means we don't have people pressed in all around us all the time. If I wanted to I could parade around outside naked as the day I was born and no one would notice. They certainly didn't notice Mikayla that time."

Stiring the brocolli once she put the lid on it and stepped back to the counter. She leaned back on it and shrugged. "Aside from the general lack of guys up here its not that bad. Of course even if I was a lesbian it wouldn't fix anything. No girls my age either and all the free ones look like the single guys up here."

 

[Warr]

"Yea, I guess.' He said with a shrug. "We do have that whole natural beauty going for us." He said and turned around, moving the fish around to make sure it didn't stick to the pan, and stirred the rice one more time. "But aside from that? Well...I just wish something interesting wouls happen around here."

He inhaled his meal and licked his lips, looking back over his should at his sister. "Go get ready, it'll be ready in a minute. Don't worry, I'll keep an eye out for your brocolli..."

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Something will happen, probably," Cassie said. "And if it doesn't well then maybe we'll have to make something happen." Cassie made her way to the cupboard and fetched enough plates and silverware and then set the table. A few glasses for drinks and they were ready.

Cassie came back in and announced, "Ready when you are bro."

 

[Warr]

"Mikayla!" James shuted as he put some rice into three bowls and split up the salmon, shouting out to the living room. "Get in here, lunch is ready!" Grabbing the plates, he placed the plates and bowls on the table.

He walked up to the fridge and grabbed a few bottles of water, throwing cassie a bottle before he sat down. "Get in here before I decide to eat yours!"

 

[Tyyrlym]

With a scurry of small feet on hardwood Mikayla whipped around the corner and dove into her seat with her characteristic enthusiasm for eating. Grabbing her silverware she waited impaitently for her siblings.

Cassie meanwhile took her time, catching the bottle of water James offered her and pouring it in her glass. Mikayla just popped the top off her bottle and didn't bother pouring it out. As Cassie took her seat Mikayla looked at the both of them and grinned. "What's the matter, you too lamenting the lack of swinging dicks and free pussy around here?"

"Mikki!" Cassiopea snapped.

 

[Warr]

He sputtered a little bit on his sip of water. Yeah, he knew how this worked, Mikki was the little bit of the braver one, the one who wasn't afraid to say what was on her mind and was pretty damn bold about it, while Cassie was always the littlebit more innocent one who was a little shocked at the mere mentioning f the human anatomy. So he was stuck in the midle. He could talk about them...but he'd feel embaressed about it.

"Yeah, we were.' He said with a breif chuckle, nodding his head as he ook another sip of his water. "That so wrong? It does tend to be a problem...but don't ever say swinging dicks or free pussies around us when we're about to eat EVER again."

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Language, please," Cassie scolded her sister.

"Yes mommy, yes daddy," Mikayla replied with a wicked smirk.

Cassie felt her hackles rise slightly as the always did when Mikayla called her that. In an annoying way it was true. With both of their parents missing in action both James and Cassie had found themselves stepping up to fill in those roles. Lord knew Mikayla wouldn't. Cassie's fifteen minute older sister always acted half her age, impaitent and impertinent. They were attached at the hip, that was true. They were virtually indistinguishable physically. Mentally they were two totally different people.

"It's just an ever present down side," Cassie said. She hadn't been fooling with her brother, she really did love Alaska even if he didn't. However it was true, their prospects absolutely sucked.

"Well if you're both itching for a hot date so bad why not just take each other out?" Mikayla quipped as she started to wolf down her food.

 

[Warr]

"Cause ya know, I kinda heard somewhere that incest was a little o the wrong side?" He asked his sister, cocking his eyebrow. Grabbing a spoon, he began to eat his rice as calmly as he could. He had a feeling tht this coversation was going to get a lot, lot worse before it got better.

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Whoa," Mikayla gasped. "All I was suggesting was a date, not that you'd screw. Damn, big brother just how lonely are you? Starting to think those kind of things about your little sisters!" She plucked up a piece of salmon and ate it. "Do tell though, got a favorite or are we interchangable? Cause I guarantee I know things she doesn't."

 

[Warr]

"Okay, first of all, that's not what I meant.' he said sternly, narrowing his eyes a little bit. "Second of all, I'm not that desperate, and..."

He paused for a moment. Had he heard her right? What exactly did she mean by "Cause I guerentee I know thing's she doesn't."

He was almost oging to regret asking this but...ya know, curiosity and all that, and lord knows he couldn't just let his imagination roam. Ya know what, fuck it.

"Yeah, I'm not gonna question anything past that.' he said, dead pan.

 

[Tyyrlym]

"Hey, I just said date and you went right to 'Fuck my sister,' that was all you. As for desperate, I guess you must not have noticed that we're the primest pieces of ass in this whole damn state." Mikayla said with a huge smirk on her face.

"Mikki, shut up," Cassie said thumping her glass of water down. "You are so far out of line I cannot believe you right now! And for your information I know just as much as you do because you don't know how to clear your internet history!"

 

[Warr]

"Okay, can we change the subject please" James spoke up, holding his hands out, his right eye twitching. "I don't want to be talking about incest, fucking either of you, or wanting to know what the HELL is on YOUR internet history." He said as he looked at Mikki the entire time, wondering where the hell she got off talking to him like that.

"Let's just eat. Please."

 

[Tyyrlym]

Mikki just shrugged and went back to inhaling her food. When her sister wasn't looking but her brother was she puckered up and blew him a ridiculously overblown kiss.

Cassie took another carefully measured bite and tried to steer the conversation to something a bit more G rated. "So James, how was work today?"

 

[Warr]

He of course saw the overblown kisses and blushed simply for the fact that she enjoyed making him look like an all around jackass. He almost didn't hear Cassie, thankfully, change the question.

"Psh, what can I say?" He asked with a small, overblown shrug of his shoulders. "It's been so damn boring lately. Nothing interesting, no one facsinating, it's just been...gah....' He sighed a little. He worked at a local store to help sell what the fishers caught. of course this meant at one point he worked with his dad, a fishmen, but...work related issues changed that.

"So what did you two do today?" he asked as he swallowed some salmon.