Katie and Josh had been like my own kids since I met them, 3 years ago. Both of them were TALL, and I mean TALL. Josh was about 6’2”, and he was 16 years old. Katie was 13, and she had to be at least 5’8”. Katie was maybe 110 lbs, Josh maybe 180. Josh had always been husky, and he was built like a football player with perfect white teeth. Katie had very long brown hair, that curled sweetly around her face and down her back. Her breasts were small, maybe a 36 B, but that was to be expected with her age. Her ass was her best attribute. Her delicate brown curls framed her butt like a picture, and believe me, it was. I had a feeling Josh had smacked that ass more the a few times, and she acted like it too.

That’s why I was heartbroken when I heard of their parents death. Katie was a wreck. Josh was being an excellent big brother, but drifting in and out of foster homes was not what these kids needed. So, I adopted them. It’s what ANYONE would do if you knew these kids. Anyway, here’s what happened….


I drove to the airport coolly, trying hard not to fidget. I was nervous, and I knew I would be. But my fears melted away when I saw Katie. She was standing there at the airport terminal, a bright blue bag slung over her shoulder. She wore a pink tank top that cupped her titties perfectly. Hip hugger jeans and sandals with small diamond earrings completed this angelic picture. Her hair was brushed neatly, and flowing over her shoulders. Josh’s arm was on her shoulder, pulling her slightly close to him to protection. Josh stepped down off the curb, pulling Katie with him.

“Derek! Hey, thanks for doing this. Katie says thanks too.” Josh opened the car door and Katie stepped in the back seat. I wondered why spoke for Katie. Josh seemed to read my mind.
“She hasn’t spoken since Mom and Dad died,” he explained, handing Katie her book, which was 20,000 Leagues under the sea. “She took it harder then I thought she would.”
Josh and I chatted throughout the entire 2 1/2 trip. Katie stayed quiet in the backseat, absorbed in her novel.