Open the door.

You know the rest.

>>35265102
>Open the door, welcome her in. Catch up.

>>35265102
>Open the door, welcome her in. Catch up.
Almost thought you were dead or worse too.
Quest runners need to have a trip though you know, even if it isn't the one they use for all of their quests.

>>35265102
>>>She ran away from home, she can explain herself before coming in.

>>35265155
>Almost thought you were dead or worse too.
I think you may have me confused with someone else.

>Quest runners need to have a trip though you know, even if it isn't the one they use for all of their quests.
Ah, right. This work?

>>35265356
No, I really haven't.

That's good.

>>35265102
>>Open the door, welcome her in. Catch up.
We'll berate her at the same time too.

"Thank god you're alive! You fuckin' stupid cunt! I missed you, where were you!?" and so on and so forth

>>35265102
>Open the door, welcome her in. Catch up.

You unlock the door, the noise making her perk up in attention, her back straightening. "Jessica?"

"Robby!" She cries, practically leaping at you, wrapping you up in a big bear hug, her arms squeezing tightly at your chest. You awkwardly reciprocate her show of affection with a back pat or two before she finally pulls away. "God, it's been so long!"

"Uh, yeah," you say, feeling a little awkward about it. She steps back for a moment to pick up a duffel bag, before stepping into your apartment. You weren't expecting any female guests, so it's not in the most pristine position, with fast food wrappers piling around the trash bins, the blanket on your bed in a sort of awkward pile. Jessica just walks over to your bed, sitting down and kicking her legs. "Um..." you pause, awkward. She looks at you, patient. "So, how's life been, since..."

She rolls her eyes up, thinking. "Lots of stuff happened. I spent a while homeless... then I joined a, well, I guess you'd call it a cult - stayed in it for a long time - then wound up getting kicked out and homeless again. That's actually pretty much my current sitch, though luckily I had a little bit of cash so I've managed to avoid the shelters so far."

>Ask her why she ran away.
>She joined a cult? What?
>Berate her for doing something as irresponsible as running away.
>Your apartment is a bit of a sty... maybe you should go somewhere else to catch up. [Such as?]
>Write-in.

>>35265516
>Write-in.
Sigh
"Tell me about the cult while I clean up"

>>35265516
Go out for coffee.

>>35265516
>Ask her why she ran away.
>She joined a cult? What?
The cult's not after her, like Scientology does to people that leave it, are they?

>>35265516
>>Your apartment is a bit of a sty... maybe you should go somewhere else to catch up. [Such as?]
Lunch, nice-ish place.

>>35265556
Second.

>>35265556
Pls be cult of Ebola-chan

>>35265631
It will.

>>35265556
This.

Don't go right for the cult. It's what she wants. Be subtle.

"A cult? Really?" You move over to the trash bins and start stuffing the food rappers away. "Why?"

She shrugs, then starts counting off on her fingers. "Food, board, decent work, community... plenty of sex and drugs, if you get in the right one... hell, I'm surprised more people don't join cults."

"What was it like, then? The cult, I mean."

"Oh, this weird Christian off-shoot. The prophet goes by Kushiel, I dunno what name he was born with. A mixture of apocalyptism... is that the word? Whatever. The quick summary of their doctrine would be sex, drugs, and Armageddon."

"And they kicked you out? Why?"

"Just politics. One of the other girls, Maria, who was closer to Kushiel than I was, she decided that I was a threat, got me labeled an apostate, and soon enough I'm out on my ass. I'd done some work as a waitress back when, and I - luckily - had the foresight to squirrel some of the tips away rather than hand all of them over like the rules said." You move over to the edge of your bed and desk, where piles of dirty socks have started to accrue, and pick them up before throwing them in the laundry bin.

"They aren't... after you, or anything, are they? Like, I don't know, the Scientologists."

"God, I hope not!" She says with a laugh. "Nah, I don't think so. Kushy's gonna be too busy fucking and getting high on E to do anything to me. I'm good as dead to all my friends there, now, though. Shunning, or whatever."

>Ask her what she wants.
>Ask why she ran away.
>Ask her what's up with the duffel bag.
>Write-in.

>>35265904
>Ask why she ran away.

>>35265904
>Ask her what's up with the duffel bag.
>Write in
"So what's your plan?"

>>35266021
That seems good.

>>35265904
>>Ask her what she wants.

Oh, so she's a piece of shit.

"What's with the duffel bag?" You ask, jerking your head towards it. She blushes in embarrassment at that.

"Oh, uh," she says, awkwardly. "Sort of... my stuff."

"Your... stuff." You're not quite clear on what she means.

"Clothes, um, toothpaste, toothbrush, a water bottle I fill at fountains and sinks. That kind of stuff."

You take a quick glance over your room, looking for anything else particularly messy. You pick up a few soda cups and empty them into the sink in your bathroom before putting them inside each other and stuffing them in the trash. You need to take that out. Later.

"So, what's your plan?" You ask, turning back to Jessica.

Jessica smiles at that, her eyes growing to puppy dog proportions. "Well, oh little brother who I love dearly... I'm kind of... not in the best place, financially, and you're, you know, you're much better off than me right now... you know I'd help you out if our positions were reversed... so I was wondering if you'd let me stay here?"

>Is she serious?
>No. Hell no.
>...fine. But only for a little while.
>As long as she needs to.
>Write-in.

Going to grab a quick dinner, brb.

>>35266267
>>As long as she needs to.
>>But don't go disappearing on us again

>>35266267
As long as it's only you.

>>35265904
sluuuuuuuuut

>...fine.
Be tsundere

>>35266267
>Write in
"If you're staying here, you live by my rules. Which means, for starts, no drugs, no bringing people here for sex, and living properly."
"And, disappear again without telling us, and there won't be a place remaining here any longer for you, understand?"

>>35266267
>...fine. But only for a little while.
>And she has to pay it all back, somehow.

>>35266267
>>Is she serious?

You disappear on us for a decade, not a word from you while we wonder whether you're even still alive, and the moment it gets tough you just show up without warning thinking it's fine to mooch off people who worked hard to sort out their lives while you were off having fun with sex and drugs?

>>35266267
>That's it?
I hope you plan on visiting Mom and Dad.

and >>35266365

>>35266365
Second

>>35266267
For a while, but she'll need to start paying rent at some point.

>>35266365
This

>>35266365
That's good.

You sigh, a long exhalation. Jessica bites her lip nervously. "If you're staying here-" the tension rolls out of her "-you'll have to live by some rules. No drugs, no sex in my apartment, living properly - for starters."

"Oh, no problem, Robby," she says, bringing up her hands defensively. "Only did that on account of, you know... it was part of the scene? Almost felt genuinely religious at times, even. Definitely won't bother you with any of that stuff, now that I'm out."

"Good. But if you run away again, I won't be sitting around here waiting for you to show up again, Jessica. You understand?"

Jessica pauses, confusion on her face. "...run away again? I- I never..." she trails off, then realization flashes across her face. She snorts and rolls her eyes. Then she starts to really laugh, giggling, bringing her hand up to cover her mouth when she notices your glare.

When she starts to finally suppress her laughter, you ask the question on your mind. "What's so funny?"

She takes a moment to calm down, mouth covered by her hand, eyes closed. "Fucking - I didn't run away," she says, pointing her finger at you, expression suddenly sober. "Mom and Dad kicked me out. If you heard otherwise, it was a lie."

>Ask why she didn't contact you before now, then.
>Ask why they kicked her out.
>Tell her that's ridiculous.
>Write-in.

>>35266641
>Write in
"Well, point still stands, regardless of how much of an asshole our parents were, I'd still like to know where you are most of the time."

>>35266641
>>Ask why they kicked her out.

>>35266679
Seconding

>>35266235
Yeah, confirmed for worst sister.

>"What's with the duffel bag?" You ask, jerking your head towards it. She blushes in embarrassment at that.
This doesn't fit given that she's openly admitted to joining a cult for free lunches, cocaine and a dicking every tuesday. It's fair to assume she has no shame whatsoever.

>>35266641
"Yeah, I'd like to know WHY, but regardless of your answer: Do you have any intention of seeing them?"

>>35266679
This
Past is past

"Well, regardless, I'd still like to know where you are most of the time, rather than having to worry and wonder if you died."

She looks a little ashamed at that, her gaze breaking from yours, and nods. "Okay. Not like I have any friends to hang out with anymore."

An uncomfortable silence fills the air. "Why did Mom and Dad kick you out, then?"

She snorts. "It's pretty stupid. Um... I was..." she bites her tongue, considering. "You remember Lisa? My best friend, way back when?"

"Yes..." you say, suggesting she continue on.

"Well, um... we kind of... got a little... intimate. I mean, I was- it wasn't- well, it doesn't matter why I did it. When Mom and Dad found out... they completely freaked out. You'd think I'd raped a baby, the way they reacted. Didn't even let me go back to get my things. Dad said he'd shoot me if he saw me again. So..." she spreads her palms outward, the gesture conciliatory. "Yeah."

>Ask her if that means she's gay.
>Ask her how she plans to pull her life together.
>Strongly disapprove of her life choices.
>Write-in.

>>35267187
>Shrug
"Well, you're here now, all grown up."
"What's next? You have a place to stay and someone to feed and look after you, what's the next step?"

>>35267187
Oh god, she gets worse all the time.
>Strongly disapprove of her life choices
All of them.

>>35267187
>Write-in.
She's obviously not gay, what with all the cult dickings, I'd say just leave her be for now. Let her get settled in. Exchange phone numbers/whatever. Resume life as normal.

>>35267206
Seconding that.

>>35267213
Bisexuality is basically gay to old timers

>>35267187
>Ask her how she plans to pull her life together.
You need a plan, sis.
Also, if our parents are fundamentalist nutjobs, fuck them.

>>35267187
>>Strongly disapprove of her life choices.
All of them.

>>35267187
>Ask her how she plans to pull her life together.
Do you have a phone? Do you have my number?

>>35267206
This, lets help her make some good life choices

>>35267245
still need to confirm with them. Or just think for ourselves on how conservative they are from MC's memories.

What she said about your parents... it's surprising, but not impossible. They're a bit prickly about that kind of thing. You wouldn't have thought them the kind of people to do what she says... but maybe. You never know. "So... what's next? What's your plan?"

She bites her lip. "I'm running out of money. I had more, to start with, but I don't have a job, or references, or anything... I happened to look for you online, when I was job searching at the library, and I saw you were in the same city..." she starts to tear up. "Fuck. Fuck. I've been trying to get a job, staying at cheap motels while I do, but all it's done is burn money. I keep putting out my resume, but there's this big six year hole where basically my only reference is a cult leader who goes by the name of Kushiel - which is funny because he wouldn't vouch for me anyway because I'm an apostate - and nobody will hire me."

"Do you have a phone?"

"I have a shitty little prepaid," she says, going through the bag quickly, wiping away at her face as she does. "Sorry. Um, here it is," she says, pulling it out and flipping it open. Her lips purse. "It's off. Right. Right. Battery's low. Can I...?" She gestures to a wall socket, and you nod. After a couple seconds, she's got her phone open and waiting.

You give her your number, and she gives you hers.

"So... just to confirm," she says, drawing it out. "It's okay for me to stay the night, right?"

>Yes, she can.
>As long as she plans to pay you back.
>Put her on a tight leash to make sure she doesn't fuck up her life again.
>Write-in.

>She can take the bed, for tonight. You've got extra blankets and pillows.
>She can sleep on the floor, for tonight. You've got extra blankets and pillows.
>You can share the bed. You're brother and sister, it's no big deal.
>Write-in.

>>35267654
>She can sleep on the floor, she has to be used to it by now

>>35267654
>Yes, she can.
>You can share the bed. You're brother and sister, it's no big deal.
We'll help her up, but we expect that she tries, too. She may need to work fast food for a while to build a work history.
Maybe a 7-11.

>>35267718
Seconding this

>>35267654
>Only as long as you put in the effort to get your life back on track.

>She can take the bed. We might have to pull an all-nighter working out plans to fill her resume, anyway. And/or watch her in case she pulls something.

>>35267654
>Yes, she can.
>You can share the bed. You're brother and sister, it's no big deal.

>>35267654
>Yes, she can.
>You can share the bed. You're brother and sister, it's no big deal.

"Yes, Jessica," you say, sitting down next to her. "You can stay."

"Thank you, thank you," she says, wrapping her arms around you. You feel a light moisture leak through your shirt. You pat her on the back, lightly, reassuringly. "Thank God, Robby," she says from her position, her face pressed into your shirt, tears audible in her voice. "You're all I've got left. I was a few days from being on the streets again. Thank you so much."

"Hey, hey," you say, feeling a bit awkward. "I'm your brother, alright? I love you."

"Love you too," she says.

"I'm expecting you to try to fix your own life, too. We'll find you work, okay? It'll probably be something shit - fast food or a gas station, maybe - but it'll be something."

She just nods, mute, from her position clinging to you. When she finally composes herself enough to pull away, she wipes at her eyes with her shirt sleeves before smiling again. It's uncomfortably intimate, her face just inches from yours, her expression full of relief and trust; you haven't seen her in almost a decade, so it feels weird to be so... close to her, both physically and emotionally.

The two of you share some of your food - crackers and soda, honestly - as a late dinner, and you tell her about what's been going on in your life since she left. She listens in rapt attention to every detail, every childish mistake in high school, every goofy teenage prank in college, all your hard work studying and getting employed by London Re. Making up for nine years, you guess.

Eventually, the two of you start to yawn, and you suggest sharing the bed; you are brother and sister, after all. She blushes at that, makes a joke about how that statement reminded her of the cult, and lies down next to you in the bed.

When you wake up the next morning, her head is resting on your chest, a small puddle of drool collecting next to her open mouth and starting to stain your shirt, one hand on your belly.

>Write-in.

>>35268054
Carefully work our way out from under our sister, and get out of bed.

Then start working on breakfast, and see if we have work today or any other obligations.

>>35268054
Shake her awake. We've got a respectable job we need to get ready for.
We can lend her some cash for lunch, and have a second key made for her later.
Also, we can pick up a cheap wifi router and a net book on the way home tonight, so she has a computer to check her email and apply for jobs.

>>35268120
>>35268128
Sorry, I ran into char limit and went pure write-in.

It's Saturday today, you don't have work. That was in one of the prompts, but it got cut. My bad.

>>35268054
>Wake up
>Seargent mode
Time to teach her valuable job skills and how to live independently(cooking, cleaning, etc)

>>35268128
get her some ebooks, but the temptation to just surf is kind of strong right now. What if we just get her a phone that can check email?

>>35268054
let her sleep in and make as nice of breakfast that you can

>>35268054
Try to get out of bed without waking her, go make breakfast with whatever we have. Wake her up, then get ready for job hunting stuff with her.

>>35268150
Oh, then let's get a copy of our key made, get that wifi router, and cheap netbook or tablet.
Then we can help sis look for a job that'll help her build a work history.
Tim Horton's, 7-11, something to bring in some cash to offset the increased grocery bill.
Then we can work on what skills and education she has, and finding her a vo-tech school.

You slowly lift her off of you, pushing her onto her back, where she starts to snore. You get up and out of bed, heading to your food stash and pulling out something for her, making a nice peanut butter sandwich and some... water with flavoring, would be the most accurate term. You think it tastes nice, though.

When it's done, you rustle her awake, making her groggily open her eyes to look up at you. "Hey, Jessica," you say. "Breakfast is ready."

"Oh," she says, blinking herself awake. "Th-thanks, Robby." She gets out of bed, yawning loudly, stretching in a way that temporarily exaggerates her bust. She sits down to eat, and the two of you have some very light conversation, not touching on anything of any real importance.

When you finish up, she hesitates a moment before gathering up the dishes and heading over to the sink, washing them off. She glances over her should at you, giving a weak smile.

The two of you spend much of the rest of the day looking for work, with her applying to several dozen different jobs. None of them good, but all of them paying, which is what she needs right now. Her only real expense at the moment is groceries, and finding something to offset that isn't so tough. When you feel satisfied that there's basically no chance she won't get a callback for at least one of the jobs, you switch subjects, discussing what skills and education she has.

"Um, well, ninth or tenth grade education," she says, awkwardly. "Since... you know. And I know how to make MDMA. Some construction experience, a little farming. That's about it for skills. Back in the cult, we mostly did menial labor to keep things going."

>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.
>You've done enough for today; just enjoy spending some time with your long-lost sister.
>Maybe you could have her establish a new social group? You've got some local friends, you think she'd get on with them.
>Write-in.

>>35268540
>>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.
we will help her

>>35268540
>Make and sell drugs to high schoolers.

>>35268540
>>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.
>>You've done enough for today; just enjoy spending some time with your long-lost sister.


Because we love her and maybe we'll end up sleeping with her eventually or not but a goddamn GED is everything man.

>>35268540
>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.

>>35268540
>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.

>>35268540
>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.
GED and vo tech.

>>35268739
Seconding this

>>35268540
>>Find her a night school or something, help her get a GED.
Unless she intends to menial all her frickin' life, then GED.

Maybe get her into a trade. I don't know, welding inspection or something

>>35267245
I don't know, you don't need to be a fundy to hate gays, just being raised in a generation where its taboo can get that reaction

>>35268540
>Find her a night school or vocational school or some state funded training, help her get a GED

Something like Job Corps perhaps?

You sit down at the computer again, looking for a decent (preferably cheap; you're not a spendthrift) night school, something to help Jessica catch up on the years of education she was unfairly denied. Eventually, you find a couple that are close enough, and fire off applications to them, hoping for the best.

That done, you head out with Jessica for dinner - filling out all those applications took all day - at a fairly nice, though by no means fancy, restaurant, as a sort of reward and celebration. The meal's about $20 for the two of you, but it's nice to be able to hang out with your sister again. During the meal, you bring up where she'd like to be; a trade, or the like.

She hesitates at that question, getting lost in thought. "It's been a long time since I thought about that kind of thing," she says, at last. "I don't know. A nurse, maybe. I'd really-" she shakes her head and sighs. "Never mind."

"What?"

"No, it's stupid."

"No, come on, tell me."

"Ugh, fiiiiine," she whines, just like she used to when you were younger. You smile in nostalgia at it. "I was going to say, I'd really like to be a housewife. But that's stupid, so I didn't say it."

>It's not stupid.
>Yeah, it is stupid. Change the subject.
>Yeah? Who would you marry if you could be a housewife?
>Write-in.

>>35269213
>>It's not stupid.
>>Yeah? Who would you marry if you could be a housewife?

>>35269213
>It's not stupid, but you have to have prospects for anyone to consider you housewife material.

>>35269213
>It's not stupid.
>Yeah? Who would you marry if you could be a housewife?
HereWeGo

>>35269213
>It's not stupid
>You gotta get your shit together first though before anyone decent would consider

>>35269213
>Being a housewife is hard work, too. You need more than experience at manual labor.
For one, if you get a kid, you need to be good at socializing with other moms.

>>35269213
>Being a housewife is hard work, too. You need more than experience at manual labor.
>ESPECIALLY with kids involved
>Still want to do it?
>I mean it's not dumb or anything
>But still

"It's not stupid."

"Yeah, it is. I've got no prospects, nothing going for me. My life's all fucked up and it just gets moreso. Even if I'd never gotten kicked out of the Church of the New Christ - that's Kushiel's cult - I'd still have no chance. That wasn't the done thing, back there. When the world's ending, there's no point settling down and having kids, you know?" She sighs. "Now? Now, I'm some hoary old slut who's been on a half-dozen different drugs."

You snort.

"What's so funny?"

"'Hoary' old slut," you say, giggling, and after a moment or two, Jessica joins you, laughing as well.

"You're such an idiot," she says, when the two of you calm down. "That's such a stupid thing to laugh at."

"You laughed too," you say.

"Only 'cause you laughed first."

"Mmmhmm," you nod, letting the argument finish. "If you could be a housewife, who would you want to marry?"

"I don't know," she says, sighing. "Somebody's who's cute, funny, who makes me feel safe, somebody I can count on to protect me if I need it. I guess..." she pauses, suddenly hesitant, "a guy like you, kinda?"

>That's illegal in all fifty states, Jessica.
>Well, you'll find somebody, I'm sure.
>You know, I have a coworker who might fit that profile and is single... I could introduce you sometime, when you've got your shit more together, if you want.
>Write-in.

>>35269580
>>Well, you'll find somebody, I'm sure.
Meanwhile you can pretend a little with me.

>>35269580
>Well, uh...

>>35269580
>Well, yeah I guess I am pretty awesome

>>35269580
>Stare at her for a moment
>Well, you'll find somebody, I'm sure.
>Let me know if you have time for a partner. I know a coworker who might be up your alley.

>>35269580
>That's illegal in all fifty states, Jessica.

>>35269580
>Someone like me, huh? I guess I'm a pretty magnificent example of a male specimen

>>35269580
>Write-in.
"Well, I AM kind of awesome. But don't sell yourself short, Jess. I'm sure you'll feel more confident once you've got your feet under you."

>>35269713
This

>>35269666
>>35269679
>>35269706
>>35269713
These, but jokingly.

>>35269580
>That's illegal in all fifty states, Jessica.
>But we could move to Netherlands if you want

>>35269666
>>35269706
>>35269713
These, leave out the fifty states bit

Once she's out of the house, we see about contacting our parents. In a way she can't trace back to us (yandere alert)

Mostly I'm curious to see if we can wiggle out more about this business from them. Either could be lying to one extent or another. A adult perspective on the line(s) they've fed us before could help piece things together.

Or maybe she was just a bi-curious girl and our parents are sadists. Who knows.

>>35269754
This, lets move to the Netherlands with neechan

>>35269768
I agree, though I'm pretty sure its the latter. I've heard of too many cases of people shunning their kids because they came out or did some experimenting. People are jerks like that

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>>35269845
>I agree, though I'm pretty sure its the latter. I've heard of too many cases of people shunning their kids because they came out or did some experimenting. People are jerks like that
It's not impossible, but I'm getting a really strong 'They knew how much I loved you and separated us' vibe from this.

>>35269812
>Netherlands
Either that or France, or Spain. Which one has the best economy right now?

>>35269863
Huh, I wasn't even thinking along those lines, but I could see it. Hope our sis ain't as bad as Cersi

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>>35269907
>Either that or France, or Spain. Which one has the best economy right now?
I'd say Netherlands is more secure, but living can be a bit expensive. The same is true for France in certain places.

>Spain
>Economically well off

She might appreciate France for its romance. Netherlands isn't bad, but it only has so much going for it.

"I am pretty cool," you say, a smug look on your face as you nod. Jessica just rolls her eyes as you puff up your chest, laughing. "I mean, it's no surprise you'd be looking for a guy like me, really."

"Don't make fun of me, you dork," she says, when she finally calms down.

"You know you like it." Jessica just smiles at you, shaking her head. "Don't sell yourself short, though. Just give yourself some time, put your life back together. Alright?"

"Alright, alright," she says, smiling. The two of you eat your meal in peace.

The next month or so with your older sister go well. She manages to get a job at a nearby gas station as an attendant, pulling home enough money to put her back in the black in terms of food expenses. One of the nearby night schools accepts her application, and she starts to work on the necessary studies to get a GED.

When she's out at work one day and you're at home, you have to check on your slight suspicion, and you call up your mother.

"Hey, Mom," you start.

"Hello, sweetie," your mom says, and you think you hear the faint sound of cooking in the background. "How are you doing?"

"Great, great," you say, feeling a little awkward. "Look, there's something I wanted to ask you. Do you know why Jessica ran off?"

"Hmm? What brings this up, dear?"

"Just... curious." You haven't mentioned that Jessica is living with you to your parents yet, and you're not about to start now.

>(1/2)

>>35270099
"Well, I'd say I honestly don't know, dear."

"No idea? You or Dad couldn't have said anything that maybe... I don't know, made her afraid to come home?"

"Are you accusing your father and I of scaring Jessica out of our home? Now, look here, son, that is just the sort of disrespect I cannot accept."

"It's just," you pause, looking for a suitable excuse, "I was talking to Lisa recently, you know, Jessica's old friend-"

"That girl, is nothing but trouble. I'm sure she's the one who's really responsible for your sister running off and is just trying to shift the blame."

"Yeah. Yeah, okay, Mom. Sorry. Love you."

You say your goodbyes and hang up.

That... wasn't reassuring. None of her responses were direct denials - classic signs of lying. "She'd say" she didn't know. She's angry you made such accusations. She makes counter-accusations. But she never said that she DIDN'T scare Jessica away. The first thing innocent people say, generally, is that they're innocent. But your mother never really said she was innocent at all.

Another call - this one to your father - gets a similar response. No straight denials, just anger and bluster and prevarication and whatnot.

In any case, it's the one-month anniversary of Jessica's new job, and you wanted to do something nice for her today, since she's been doing so well with her studies and work, so you've been preparing...

>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.
>A small party, to introduce her to some of your friends and help her start socializing again.
>Nothing. A job well done is its own reward.
>Write-in.

>>35270118
>>A small party, to introduce her to some of your friends and help her start socializing again.

>>35270118
>>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.

>>35270118
>A small party, to introduce her to some of your friends and help her start socializing again.

>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.

>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.

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>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.
>A small party, to introduce her to some of your friends and help her start socializing again.
Altogether a bit of a build up in cost, but I'd like to think we started saving up and took a personal hit for it.

>hfw laptop

>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.
In this day and age, you really need a laptop or at least a smartphone/tablet with a good data plan.

>>35270118
>>A nice gift - a cheap laptop.
I don't like the idea of having a party to help her socialize if she isn't ready to for one reason or another

>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap laptop

>>35270118
>A nice gift - a cheap lappy 486

>>35270118
>>A nice gift - a cheap laptop

>>35270118
>A small party, to introduce her to some of your friends and help her start socializing again.
But introduce her to them as your girlfriend. Tell her it's to make you look cool and desirable, and to stop her looking like she's freeloading off you. That will keep her self-conscious too.

>>35269907
>>35269964
>eurozone country, eurozone country and eurozone country
>which has the best economy right now
Hate to break it to you anon... :^)

You bought her a nice - if cheap - laptop, and have configured it so that it can get on your wifi network. Now it's wrapped up and hiding in your closet.

When she gets home from work, she's looking a little haggard, but she obeys as you direct her to sit down and close her eyes. You sneak over to the closet, pulling out the laptop, and sneak back to her, placing it in her lap. "Okay, now you can open them."

She looks down at the box immediately, curiously examining it, offering you the occasional, furtive glance and smile as she starts to unwrap it. When she finishes opening it, she has a really big smile on her face, and pulls you in for a big hug. "Thank you so much, Robby," she says, her chin resting on your shoulder as she tightly grips you in one of those bear hugs you've gotten used to over the past month. "You're the best little brother in the whole world."

"Hey, big sis," you say, when she doesn't let up her grip after a while. "I need to breathe."

"Oh!" She quickly lets you go. "Sorry, sorry. I was just so excited. This is so cool. Thank you, again. I love you, little brother."

"I love you too, big sister."

>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>Ask about how she's doing at school.
>Ask about how she's feeling about home.
>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.
>Write-in.

>>35270629
>>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>>Ask about how she's doing at school.
>>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.

They tie together.

>>35270629
>>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.

>>35270629
>>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>>Ask about how she's doing at school.

>>35270629
>Everything but home
>If she feels up to it.

>>35270629
>>Ask about how she's feeling about home.
>>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.
Specifically, ask if she's feeling lonely at all and if she wants to meet more people.

>>35270629
>>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>>Ask about how she's doing at school.

>>35270629
>Ask about how she's doing at school.
>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.

>>35270629
>Ask about how she's doing at work.
>Ask about how she's doing at school.
>Ask about how she's doing in terms of socializing.

"How are things at work?"

"You know," she says, with a shrug. "It's a gas station. People buy gas and cigarettes. I get a paycheck. Not much to say."

"And school?"

"I think it's going well," she says, though her brow is furrowed. "It- it'll probably take a while to really know, though. We're doing, uh, linear equations, and such. You know what those are?"

"I know what linear equations are," you say. "I have a Bachelor's in Mathematics."

"Oh, then you can help me out if I have trouble!" She perks up a little, then perks down. "If it's not too much trouble, I mean..."

"It's no trouble," you say, patting her on the head.

She pouts a little, annoyed, but then smiles. "Good. I love spending time with you, Robby."

"Meet anybody at either place? Got any new friends?"

"Jeez, DAD," she says, rolling her eyes, smiling. "I'm twenty-five years old! I can make friends without you hanging over my shoulder!"

"So you have made friends, then?"

She opens her mouth, then closes it. "No... I don't know. I feel weird around everybody but you. It's probably just... adjustment, you know? Spent so long at the Church that I feel weird hanging around new people without, you know, fucking them. Which," she says, bringing up her hands, "I obviously am not going to do! But- it still feels different than it used to, hanging out with people."

>Maybe if she met some people from outside of work, that would help?
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.
>Did anyone else get kicked out from the cult while she was there? Maybe she could reacquaint herself with another ex-member, that might be easier.
>Write-in.

>>35270859
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.
>Did anyone else get kicked out from the cult while she was there? Maybe she could reacquaint herself with another ex-member, that might be easier.

>>35270859
>>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>Maybe if she met people outsde work, that would help.
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again

>>35270859
>I'm twenty-five years old!

Time for cake?

>>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>>Maybe if she met some people from outside of work, that would help?
>>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.

>>35270859
>Well, you'll always be here for her. Hug her again.
She'll get used to it

>>35270859
>Maybe if she met some people from outside of work, that would help?
>Write-in.
Ask if she's lonely or ok not hanging out with anyone besides you.

>>35270859
>Well, you'll always be there for her. Hug her again.

>>35270923
Cake is best anon. Cake is best.

>>35270923
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PJddmfesaA

>>35270859
Well, you'll always be there for her. Give her the D

>>35270859
>Have you tried forums?
>Look up places related to your interests-and I meant hobbies, get your mind out of the gutter. Plenty of cooking schools or clubs around. They'll pretty much expect you to be shy, anyway.

>>35270859
>>Well, you'll always be there for her. Hug her again.

>>35270976
Not yet, anon.

>>35270859
>I'll be there for you, when the rain starts to fall

Hugsluts please.

so when do we fuck this bitch

>>35270986
Refresh the front page of /b/, /r9k/ or /d/ until there's an incest thread, tell her she should chat to people online, recommend 4chan, and pretend you just opened the page. Then leave her to read in private.

>>35270986
Actually, a cooking forum would be good for her, since she did say she always wanted to be a housewife.

>doesn't socialize
>"Just spend time on the Internet!"
Really.

>>35271228
If it gets her to talk to people without thinking about fucking them, yes.

"Well, I'll always be here for you," you say, leaning down and surprising her with a hug. She freezes up for a moment before going lax in her arms, her own arms gently wrapping around your back. Come to think of it, this might be the first time you've initiated a hug since the two of you were re-united. She's hugged you more, for sure.

"I love you, Robby," she whispers into your chest as you coddle her in your arms for a while.

"I love you too, Jessica," you reply, smiling. You let her stay there, held in your arms, for a while, and she looks sublimely happy in your embrace.

Eventually, of course, you have to let go, and she's clearly a little unhappy at the prospect, but she allows it without verbal complaint.

You help her set up her laptop - a prospect she seems absolutely delighted at - and give her some quick tips on selecting a good password. Her typing skills are clearly atrocious - she's hunting and pecking - but you can get to that some other time, so you let her carry on in peace, getting her laptop set up.

>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.
>Suggest she meets your coworkers, to try to expand her social circle.
>Suggest she meet up with some other ex-members of her cult, if she can remember any, to try to expand her social circle.
>Suggest she go on the internet, to try to get back in the groove of social interaction.
>Write-in.

>>35271132
Holy fuck. Seconded.

>>35271132
thirded

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

>>35271132
Fourthing.

>>35271272
>Suggest she go on the internet, to try to get back in the groove of social interaction.
You know, I suggested this solely to get her to cook.

>>35271272
>Suggest she meets your coworkers, to try to expand her social circle.
Plus >>35271132, only without hinting at anything. At all. She's probably crap at computers and will think it opened by itself or some shit. Keep it deniable.

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together

>>35271132
I don't frequent those forums. In case this does wind up winning, please explain to me the typical content of a /b/ or /r9k/ "incest thread."

>>35271272
>Suggest she go on the internet, to try to get back in the groove of social interaction.

>>35271273
>>35271325
>>35271346
If we don't want to leave her to her own devices, we can always go to the same thread on our own computer, see what she's saying and anonymously talk to her.

>>35271132
Wow, that's pushing it too hard. Let things happen naturally.

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.
This is supposed to be a celebratory day.
We can get her to get back to being sociable tomorrow.
Today, just let her relax. Remember how haggard she looked when she got home from work today?

>>35271366
People post childhood stories, usually greentext, of sexual encounters they had or nearly had with siblings and cousins.

>>35271272
>>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together
>>Suggest she go on the internet, to try to get back in the groove of social interaction.
For Cooking stuff, like was suggested>>35271348

>>35271272
>>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.
From the sound of it, she hasn't really had use of a computer all that much before because cult, so let her have that.

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

>>35271272
>>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

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>>35271132
Are you serious?
Do you think that sorta shit works?

>>35271272
>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

>>35271366
It starts from the OP saying "Why haven't you hugged your sister/brother today?" or "Go hug your sister/brother, post results" to stories about incestuous relationships and tips to help them get going.

>>35271414
>Do you think that sorta shit works?
If she already has the hots for us, it might.

>>35271366
Mostly pictures of spiderman and pictures of porn with captions.

>>35271132
kek. Do eeet

Okay, I think "let her use her computer in peace" is winning over "throw her at 4chan incest stories." Going to call it here since it's actually somewhat contentious.

>>35271272
>>Let her do her thing for the rest of the day, while you finish up some stuff from work, then the two of you can go to bed together.

>>35271473
We'll win eventually, just you wait and see if she doesn't get corrupted by incest stories.

What if we combine cooking and incest into a single option of directing her to /ck/ with an /r9k/ tab open in the same window?

>>35271132
Voting for this one.

You move over to your computer, settling down with some unfinished work. Chi-square tests, Anderson-Darling, Kolmogorov-Smirnov... you're mathing the fuck out of this raw data. The occasional glance over at Jessica shows her slowly typing things into a search engine. When she notices you're looking at her, she repositions her computer screen so you can't see it and continues to slowly type and click. You turn your attention back to your work, finishing up with a bunch of different stuff.

"Nee-san," you hear a Japanese boy's voice - obviously aroused - come from Jessica's computer, and her eyes bug out when you look at her, her face flushed red in embarrassment. She frantically taps away at her computer, but the boy's voice keeps talking in Japanese (and is still obviously aroused) despite her best efforts.

"Uh, this, this video started playing," she stumbles, "it's like... I didn't mean for that to happen." You come over and helpfully close that tab.

"This is the mute button," you say, pointing to it on the keyboard. "If you hit that, it won't make noise."

"O-oh. And how did you close it?"

You show her how to close tabs, and also how to restore them ("In case I accidentally close one!").

The rest of the day passes without further incident, though Jessica decides to shower before going to bed. When she flops into bed next to you, she seems oddly serene and calm.

>Go to sleep.
>Tease her about her internet misstep.
>Write-in.

>Tease her about her internet misstep.

>>35271629
>When she flops into bed next to you, she seems oddly serene and calm.
She shlicked.
>Kiss on the forehead
>"You didn't deserve what happened to you. I love you."
>Go to sleep.

>>35271629
Ne, ne Nee-san, what we're you watching earlier?

>>35271629
>Go to sleep.

>Sleep
That's fine, we're in.

>>35271664
Voting for this

>>35271629
>>Go to sleep.
>>Tease her about her internet misstep.

>>35271629
>Go to sleep.

>>35271629
>Write-in.
"You seem happy and relaxed. Wish I felt so calm, but I'm stressed out."

See if she takes the bait.

>give her computer
>first thing she does is search for niche porn
Don't know whether to be proud or sad.

>>35271629
>Tease her

Did we masturbate during that month? Like, at all?

>>35271629
"Just so you know, I can check your browser history to see what sites you look in any time~"

>>35271769
Maybe when she was out? Or when she fell asleep before us or we woke up first? Or in the bathroom?

>>35271772
Bahahaha, this

>>35271769
This question needs answering.

>>35271664
>>35271772
These

>>35271629
>Tease her about her internet misstep.
"Hey, just remember to keep the volume down next time, alright?"

>>35271769
>>35271789
>>35271801
Fine.

In the shower, very occasionally in the bathroom outside the shower when you really needed it and she was home, and when she was at work and you were home. Maybe a little less than normal, but not much.

>>35271629
>Go to sleep.
We don't need to help down the path of incest. She's already well on it by herself. I expect to wake up one day to find already riding us or something.

>>35271629
>Tease her about her misstep

>all these posts saying tease
Make her feel better, say you enjoy things on the internet too

>>35271629
>>35271664
then >>35271663

"Nee-san, what were you watching earlier?"

"N-Nee-san?" She asks, confused.

"It's Japanese for big sister. I figured you would have worked one that out."

"O-oh! Like the, uh, the tab that popped up when I didn't want it to! Ha, ha, it was some weird Japanese thing, you wouldn't want to know."

"You know... I can look at your browser history at any time, and see what websites you went to and what searches you made."

"N-no you can't!" She stammers, her face flushing crimson, her whole body tensing up. She flops over, facing away from you. "You're just making that up to scare me!"

"It's truuuuuue~" you say, your voice spooky.

She huffs, loudly, from her position on the bed next to you.

You get up a little, moving to kiss her on the side of the head, just above her ear. "It's okay," you whisper. "I love you no matter what." She starts to calm down a little, and you pull the blankets over the two of you as you get ready to sleep.

"I- I love you too," she says, though she doesn't turn over to look at you, and goes to sleep on her side.

Over the next few weeks, things continue to improve for Jessica, as she makes good progress in her work and schooling. As far as you can tell, however, her only two friends are you and her laptop, which is a little worrisome, and she doesn't seem to be making any moves to correct it.

>Okay, this is ridiculous. You're going to drag her to your next social function kicking and screaming.
>Maybe you can find her a friend on your own... someone in your social group, a woman around her age... it might be easier for her to start making friends in a one-on-one setting.
>She doesn't need anyone else. She has you.
>Write-in.

Just give her the D already geez.

Y-y-you're so dense, Anon-kun.

>>35272041
>Okay, this is ridiculous. You're going to drag her to your next social function kicking and screaming.

>>35272041
>Maybe you can find her a friend on your own... someone in your social group, a woman around her age... it might be easier for her to start making friends in a one-on-one setting.

>>35272041
>Give her an ultimatum
Unless she joins a hobby club, you're going to drag her to your next social function kicking and screaming.

>>35272041
>Maybe you can find her a friend on your own... someone in your social group, a woman around her age... it might be easier for her to start making friends in a one-on-one setting.
Going to a social function is not the best way to handle this kind of thing.

>>35272041
>>Maybe you can find her a friend on your own... someone in your social group, a woman around her age... it might be easier for her to start making friends in a one-on-one setting.
Easing her into things is best.

>>35272041
>Write-in.
Talk to her about it. "I feel like I'm keeping you prisoner. Even housewives know other people. Would you like to meet my friends?"

>>35272041
It's time to find people who share her hobbies.

>We all know her one hobby

She needs to get another one. There's nothing wrong with loving someone totally and having a soulmate and shit like that, but a person needs shit outside of their special someone. At least one.

>>35272041
>Maybe you can find her a friend on your own... someone in your social group, a woman around her age... it might be easier for her to start making friends in a one-on-one setting.
Yeah, that might be for the best. Can't take her straight from hikkikomori to HORDES OF PEOPLE IN ONE PLACE OH GOD HELP ME OTOUTO

>>35272041
>>35272118
This.

>>35272118
This

>>35272118
>Talk to her about it. "I feel like I'm keeping you prisoner. Even housewives know other people. Would you like to meet my friends?"
Not bad.

>>35272118
Voting for this

We know she used to lez out, so maybe we should introduce her to a gay guy or something, since introducing her to either women or straight men might be setting off her trigger alarms.

She was in a goddamn sex cult, I'm pretty sure she's had some horrible things done to her. Best introduce her to as nonthreatening a friend as we can find.

>>35272041
changing my vote here
>>35272080
to >>35272118
and introduce her to the female friend if she accepts.

>>35272118
>>35272174
Some combination of these.

>>35271664
going for this

When Jessica comes home from work, you're sitting there, waiting for her. She looks at you a little oddly, then speaks. "Hell...o?"

"Jessica, we need to talk."

"What are we doing right now?" She asks with a smile.

You give her a look, and she stops smiling, looking like a chastised little girl. "Have you spoken to anyone at work, outside of a purely professional context? At school, outside of asking the teacher questions?"

"M-maybe," she replies, her shoulders rising a little.

You sigh. "I feel like I'm keeping you prisoner, Jessica. Even housewives know other people. Would you like to meet my friends?"

She looks nervous at that, wringing her hands awkwardly, obviously uncertain. "I just-" she sighs. "I don't know. I'm fine with this. Why do I need to meet new people? I-if you make me, then I'll do it, but... all I need is you, Robby."

>If that's really how she wants to live her life, you're not going to force her. She can just be a loner, if she keeps bringing in the money and improving her life financially.
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to a social gathering with your friends.
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends.
>Write-in.

>>35272392
>Kiss her

>>35272392
>>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to a social gathering with your friends.

>>35272392
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends.
"I want what's best for you, Jess."

>>35272392
>Write-in.
"I'm not going to force you to meet people, but we can't keep living like this, me looking after you, us sharing a bed in my apartment, forever, can we?"

Let her respond, then try to ask "What if I get a girlfriend?" at an opportune moment.

>>35272392
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends.
just someone else to talk to really, having only one person is not very healthy.

>>35272392
>Are you sure? I just want to help you be happy is all.

>>35272392
>>If that's really how she wants to live her life, you're not going to force her. She can just be a loner, if she keeps bringing in the money and improving her life financially.

Forcing her to do it isn't healthy. If she doesn't want to, we'd be a bit of a dick to force it on her.

>>35272392
>>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to a social gathering with your friends.
>Just this once, at least. Please?

>>35272392
>>35272454
Go with this.

>>35272454
Oooooh do this one

>>35272392
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends.

>>35272454
Clever girl, this

>>35272392
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends.

>>35272392
>If that's really how she wants to live her life, you're not going to force her. She can just be a loner, if she keeps bringing in the money and improving her life financially.

>>35272454
You're devious anon, I love it. This

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>>35272392
Goddammit, you guys are fucking idiots trying to force her to socialise.

She obviously has poor self-esteem after fucking up her life so badly. Exposing her to people, even normal and nice people, when she's not right with herself, isn't going to lead her anywhere good.

Let's be supportive with her choices, and encourage her to keep on improving herself. When she feels accomplished and confident, she can go out there and make friends without our help.

Until then, don't judge her and don't force anything on her.

You dense motherfuckers.

>>35272392
>This won't make her happy. Make her come with you to hang out with one of your friends

>>35272454
This

>>35272454
This

>>35272392
>If that's really how she wants to live her life, you're not going to force her. She can just be a loner, if she keeps bringing in the money and improving her life financially
>>35272509
Yeah, this.

>>35272392
>All you need? Maybe. But what about what you want to DO in life? What do you want to accomplish? You can't exactly snag yourself a husband sticking with me.

>>35272509
while I agree to an extent, she really does need a hobby or interest that she can be passionate about.

>>35272454
Seconding

>>35272392
>If that's really how she wants to live her life, you're not going to force her. She can just be a loner, if she keeps bringing in the money and improving her life financially.

>>35272542
She's going to school and catching up on knowledge. To some people who've gone without, that sort of thing can be just as therapeutic as a hobby.

For many people who're mainly working and studying part-time, going to class is a legit hobby.

Argue:
>>35272454
>>35272459
>>35272472
>>35272477
>>35272481
>>35272500
>>35272517
>>35272536
>>35272542
>>35272549

Make her come:
>>35272424
>>35272441
>>35272457
>>35272464
>>35272480
>>35272482
>>35272513

Fine:
>>35272509
>>35272537
>>35272550

I think that's a more-or-less complete and more-or-less fair tally. Calling it here unless I missed somebody (in which case I'll add their vote).

>>35272509
alright, we'll come back to this in six months when she still hasn't made any friends or connections at all.

>>35272509
She's never feel accomplished and confident, she'll just cling to us forever. She gets food, a home, company, a bed and emotional affection. Why would she change a thing? She doesn't need to meet new people. She'll be a hiki and we'll have enabled her.

>>35272563
fair enough.

>>35272581
I'd change my vote, but that won't affect the outcome.

>>35272581
Right, looks like I only missed two "Fine," votes, so arguing wins.

>writing

>>35272593
She's spent six years off the grid. Six months to recover from that? No biggie. What's so great about friends and connections? Especially when you're a recovering drug/sex addict/cultist?

>>35272595
What makes you think that? Not everyone is susceptible to crutch mentalities.

She reached out to us first, and has been extremely involved in her own self-improvement. We didn't force her to get a job or go back to school.

That isn't the mark of a potential hikkikomori.

Invite a cool friend over for video games while she is here.

>>35272683
>What makes you think that?
It's what I would do.

"I'm not going to force you to meet new people," you say with a sigh. "But we can't keep living like this forever, can we? Sharing a bed in an apartment?"

"W-well," she stammers. "I mean, we- you know, we could."

"Could we, Jess? What about when I get a girlfriend? How are you going to get a husband, living like this? You can't marry a guy if you never talk to him, first."

Jessica's shoulders slump, and she looks at her feet. You give her a little bit, and eventually, she turns up her face, her brow knitted, begging with her expression. "I-" she stops, her eyes starting to well up with tears, and she frantically scrapes them away. "I- we could- I-" she can't finish her thought, instead just stammering away.

After a while of watching it, you get up, wrapping your arms around her, softly cooing and reassuring her.

>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.
>You know what she needs. Tell her that you'll set up a meeting for her next day off with a friend of yours.
>Write-in.

>>35272718
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>>You know what she needs. Tell her that you'll set up a meeting for her next day off with a friend of yours.
Lets not be selfish.

>>35272718
Sit her down. Reassure her that there's still time, we don't have to do anything just yet.

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>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272392
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>>You know what she needs. Tell her that you'll set up a meeting for her next day off with a friend of yours.

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272718
>Write-in.

Go take a shower

Never make the first move ya dumbass

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.
>>You know what she needs. Tell her that you'll set up a meeting for her next day off with a friend of yours.

Why not both? Fufill both her wants and needs.

>>35272718

>You know what she needs. Tell her that you'll set up a meeting for her next day off with a friend of yours.

>>35272718
Kiss her on the forehead.

"C'mon, Jess. You're my sister, and I'll never push you away or chase you off. You'll always have a place in my home and a space in my heart.

"I know you need time to get yourself together, but promise me you'll at least give some thought to what you want to do after we get you through this phase.

"I'll always want you in my life, Jess, but you should want better for yourself than what I can give you."

>>35272824
This is good.

>>35272824
haha, no

>>35272718

>>35272824
this.

>>35272718
>>35272824
Yes. Forehead kiss, reassurance, and headpats.

>>35272824
You do realize that's exactly what she wants, right? She wants to have an intimate relationship with her brother

>>35272824
this

>>35272718
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272824
No

>>35272824
I like this idea

>>35272824
Go with this.

She's been thrown out of a home once. She's obviously willing to do anything to avoid that happening again, and she's fixating on us in an unhealthy way to ensure that doesn't happen.

>>35272824
Disgusting, no.

>>35272718
There's always Fuck Quest for incest action. We should be looking for what she needs, not what she wants. Giving into lust would hurt her in the long run.

>>35272718
>Write-in.
Kiss her on the cheek, let it linger so she can make it lips to lips, entwine our fingers with hers as we hold her.

>>35272718
>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips

>>35272824
I can dig it.

>>35272718
>>You know what she wants. Kiss her, on the lips.

>>35272824
Dude what no, that sounds like rejection

Incest Route:
>>35272754
>>35272760
>>35272761
>>35272767
>>35272773
>>35272786
>>35272790
>>35272794
>>35272817
>>35272818
>>35272880
>>35272910
>>35272913
>>35272926

Chaste Route:
>>35272757
>>35272759
>>35272792
>>35272806
>>35272824
>>35272840
>>35272851
>>35272860
>>35272870
>>35272889
>>35272893
>>35272903
>>35272916

And >>35272926 breaks the tie, AFAICT.

>>35272824
this, retards always jumping at the first opportunity

>>35272903
Fuck you for recommending that tripe

>>35272935
Spoilers it ends in fire.

>>35272824
Second

>>35272935
Dammit, I missed >>35272823, which makes it a tie, making >>35272942 the tiebreaker.

>>35272930
No, it doesn't.

What is it with quest threads and people with no social skills overreacting all the time?

>>35272718
Kiss on the lips.

>>35272935
Yessssss

>>35272959
Who said i was recommending it? I simply listed it as the alternative... i suppose i should have put down literotica instead if they want an incest fix.

>>35272824
I'm all for this

>>35272971
its not really rejection though, its a delay. if she gets the courage to confess to us after she has a few friends we would probably accept.

>>35272971
Or you do a numbers vote, OP, jeeze

OP Should call vote before this gets too far.

>>35273011
Dude this is a one shot. What you do you want out of this, a self help book? Can we get something actually interesting out of this instead

>>35273011
Fair enough.

>>35273021
It's called, Chaste Route wins for now.

>>35273011
It's not a permanent route lock, that shit is gay.

>>35273011
No, jesus christ, fuck off whiteknight

>>35273071
http://www.literotica.com/top/Incest-Taboo-9
Words on Skin by PacoFear. Simmer down man.

>>35273106
I want this to be incest, sorry bro

>>35273106
Can you recommend some good TG fiction? Incest TG in particular?

>>35273133
And thats cool. However, she needs to heal first, not jump back into more sex. Give her some time to think on it first instead of letting her think with her glands.

>>35273133
see >>35273069

can still be incest, but now she will confess because she actually loves us that way instead of because she is crippled emotionally.

>>35273166
>she actually loves us that way instead of because she is crippled emotionally.
>instead of
>implying there's a difference

>>35273149
Afraid i dont... i'm picky about what i consider quality, so i dont have any incest/futa i can recommend. Sorry.

I never thought you quest faggots could sink this low. This is disgusting.

You lean down, kissing her on the forehead. "Come on, Jess. You're my sister. I'll never push you away or chase you off. You'll always have a place in my home and a space in my heart." You pause, thinking over your words carefully. "I know you need time to get yourself together, but promise me you'll at least give some thought to what you want to do after you're through this phase?"

She gives a tiny little nod from her current position, her face pressed against your chest, her body small against yours. "Okay," she says, her voice a little whimper. You know what she wants... but you're not going to give it to her, not now, at least. While she's got her head in a place like it is, you'd feel like you're taking advantage.

"I'll always want you in my life, Jess, but you should want more for yourself than... this."

She nods again, her face rubbing against your chest again.

>Now, you, me, and a friend of mine are going to go out to eat on your next day off, okay?
>One of my coworkers, Jaime, is having a birthday party in a couple weeks. You're coming with me.
>If you really feel you need space, then you can have space for now - but you need to get yourself ready to reconnect with people.
>Write-in.