A cousins lust…

Damn… another night babysitting at my aunt and uncles house. I’m dragged back and forth almost every weekend. Not that I mind so much really, free food, drinks, and weed make it a much more enjoyable experience. This started out as a normal Friday night really, but ended up being one of the oddest and most memorable times of my life.

My names Cody and at the time I was seventeen years old. An seventeen year old… babysitting you’re thinking right? Well, at the time I was lacking in friends as I had just moved to the area and c’mon… free weed! Anyways I pulled up to my aunt and uncles house and already they were standing in their doorway ready to go out. “Right on Cody, everythings in place and you have our cell number if you need anything.” I shook my head, letting my uncle know I understood as he walked over to his car. My aunt gave me a quick kiss on the cheek before repeating pretty much the same thing and then walking over to the car. I waved good-bye as they pulled out of the driveway and made a hasty bee-line to the kitchen. After rumaging around for a few minutes I found the strategically hidden pipe, baggie and lighter that had been stowed away for me. Man it felt good to get high after a long week of school. As I lit the bowl and took my first few hits from the pipe all hell broke loose.

Amber, Tyler and Christian… my aunt and uncles kids came roaring down the stairs. I had but seconds to stash the still lit pipe in the drawer. “Hey guys, what’s up?!” I smiled and sputtered choking on my last big hit and already pretty damn blazed. Tyler and Christian, years eight and three respectively gave me a huge hug and started instantly asking what PS2 games I brought with me and when would we start playing, the normal routine. However, Amber who had just turned thirteen just gave me a funny look. Needless to say… I was nervous. In all the time I had been babysitting I had never been caught smoking weed in front of them. The other two I knew had no idea what the smell of pot was, but Amber might have been smart enough to figure it out.