Daniel, Dani, Dana

The closest family I had since mom tossed dad's ass out was her brother that lived at the beach and close to where I would be attending school next year. He would visit when he was in town and we would have dinner together when he had time enough to stay over. Uncle Lee was the only link to anything family that I had over the last five or six years. I didn't understand how he had gone without a wife and house full of kids. Mom said it was because he spent so much time working that he didn't have time. But as good looking as Uncle Lee is how does he reaming single though. He tried to get me to come down to the coast and spend time with him in the summer, but I just never seemed to make time to go. I always kept an eye on the mail or a delivery for my birthday because he would surely send something nice or cool. Uncle Lee owned his own business and had bailed my mom's ass out of money trouble a couple of times when her alimony or support didn't come through.

Early on Thursday morning I had my stuffed packed and was letting my online lover know that I was heading out of town for a few days. I didn't know if we would get to play but I assured him I would be back late Saturday. On the way to the coast I received a call from Uncle Lee, because mom had let him know what I was doing. We talked for a while and he asked me if I had made reservations anywhere for the weekend. He insisted that I come on down to his place after I checked in at CCU. Unsure how this might cramp any plans I had of doing some sissy shopping at Myrtle Beach I agreed. Uncle Lee gave me his address and directions so I knew he had moved since the last time I visited.

My mouth fell open as I pulled into the half circle driveway to Uncle Lee's new residence. "Damn business must be good!" I thought when I saw how nice the new beachfront house was that he called home. Uncle Lee met me outside the front door as I pulled in and opened the door to my car.

"If you spend much time here we are going to have to get you into some sort of convertible Dani" he said greeting me. He had called me Dani since I was in elementary school. (I adapted the spelling to suit me)