1. Ty & Cinda--A Tale of Forbidden Love-Part 5


    Date: 11/23/2014, Categories: Fiction, Consensual Sex, Oral Sex, Romance, Teen Male/Teen Female, Author: senorlongo, Rating: 85.5, Source: sexstories.com

    exhausting orgasms. We always slept well afterwards, even me who had never slept well until I met and fell in love with Cinda. We met with Grandma’s attorney the following morning. Personally, I would have preferred to skip it. I knew my Grandma was dead; I didn’t need another reminder. I held Cinda’s hand tightly as Mr. Cardwell took his seat at the head of the table. He made Grandma look like a kid. “I won’t bother to read the entire will,” he began. “Most of it is just legal mumbo jumbo that helps attorneys justify the huge fees we charge.” “Like you?” “You must be Ty. Your grandmother told me you’d say that. I saw you on ESPN—quite the accomplishment.” “I thought it was lousy basketball,” I replied. “Basketball is the quintessential team game.” “Yes…uh, well I suppose we should just move on. I’ll deal with the smaller bequests first. Let’s see…okay, here we are. ‘I bequeath to my good friend Joanna Oates the sum of $500,000.’” I thought Momma would faint. “’To my favorite granddaughter-in-law, Lucinda Marie Oates Feldner, I bequeath the sum of $1,000,000 in the hope that she will spend it frivolously. To the Church of the Good Shepherd I bequeath the sum of $5,000,000, knowing that my good friend Ralph Robbins will use it well for the congregation.’” I looked over at Rev. Robbins; he had a tear in his eye. “Now to the two major heirs—Ty, your grandmother bequeathed you a trust of $40,000,000. You will receive $10,000 each month until your twenty-fifth birthday when the ...
    trust expires and the money is completely yours. The trust is a means of avoiding the estate tax. Why the federal government would create a tax that any lawyer with half a brain can overcome is something I’ll never understand. Martha the remainder of the estate which I estimate at $50,000,000 goes to you, also in a trust with the total becoming available to you at age fifty. You will receive $25,000 every month. Any questions?” “Yes, I do. Who manages the trust and how much does he get?” “Your grandmother warned me about you, Ty—very good questions. I will manage both trusts until I die then my associate Sam Davis will take over, and yes, Ty—he’s a lot younger than I am. The firm will receive $125,000 annually for your trust and $200,000 for your mother’s. We will hire a financial advisor your grandmother has approved to manage the actual investments. He’s from Baton Rouge. I’ll provide you with all the necessary details in due time. I’d like to add that Emma was a very old friend. I knew this day was coming, but I prayed it would be well in the future.” He shook our hands and we left, back to what I still thought of as Grandma’s house although it now belonged to my mom. We changed into our dress clothes, went out for lunch, and arrived at the funeral home by two for the first session of the wake. Rev. Robbins took Cinda and me aside before we entered. “You’ll see your grandmother’s body in the coffin. It can be a bit overwhelming, especially the first time. Remember that it’s ...
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