My Sister

My younger sister (19) is gorgeous; she is my ideal woman. She is also very dependent on me, not financially, but emotionally. Our mother died when she was 14; our father isn't always around; he runs his businesses and sometimes sees us. So my sister relies on me; our father plans to marry my sister to someone who will bolster his businesses. He had a man, 54, in mind, but he died of a heart attack. He was very overweight; my father thinks that what daughters are for it is part of our culture. He had something similar in mind for me, but I'm to strong willed and have my own trust fund from my grandparents to support myself, so he gave up on the idea. Daughters don't get trust funds in our culture, just a dowry. At 26, I have started my own career and am doing very well. But still live at home to be close to my sister. My father started talking about another man to marry my sister; he is the same age as my father, 64. Fortunately for my sister, our father had a stroke, and the marriage didn't go forward. My father then had another stroke, and he passed away. I was now in full charge of his businesses as well as mine. I decided to sell all of them nd restart somewhere else fresh. Sold the family home and took my sister away for our fresh start. When we were buying our new home, the agent thought we were married, not brother and sister. I didn't correct him, as we settled in together. We were always together, and on a cold winter's night we became lovers. It wasn't planned, and no precautions were taken. Not wanting an unplanned pregnancy, I took my sister away and married her. She had recently gotten her driver's license in the new state. Father would let her learn to drive before his death. I had my driver's license from our old home state; the registrar didn't question our relationship. Returning to our new home, where people already thought us married. My sister didn't get pregnant from our first love session, but has since gotten pregnant. All tests show no problems, and we are having a girl. She won't be limited by our cultural heritage.