Sophie turned and ran for her life. All she thought was "this can't be happening, this can't be happening." She got about 4 feet when Miranda picked her and held her in her palm. "You know Mom," she said, "maybe we shouldn't make her do something she doesn't want." Sophie felt safe; her older sister always looked out for her.
Nancy sighed. "Miranda," she said, "this is for her own good. We can't take care of her all the time, and she and Jill will be very happy together." Jill looked at Miranda and said "don't worry, she'll be well taken care of. I have a good job, and can give her a good home. I've done well with my own daughter."
Suddenly, Sophie's ears perked up. "Wait," she called up, "you have a daughter." Jill looked at her and said "yes honey, and soon she's going to be your daughter too. We'll be a big, happy family." Sophie still protested, saying "but you're like 20 years older than me. And you're a woman!" Jill turned to Nancy quizzically, and Nancy said "don't worry, she'll get over that homophobia soon.'" Jill smiled and said, "maybe if she met my daughter Becky," Jill said, "she'd feel more comfortable." She then turned and called "Becky, come meet your new mother."
Becky walked in, and looked like a chip off the old block. She was 20 years old, with breasts that rivaled her mother's, and the tightest ass anyone had ever seen. She walked over to her mother, looked at Sophie and said "I think we're going to have a great time together."
The wedding proceeded as planned, and when she was asked, Nancy handed Sophie over to Jill. The little girl protested, but by now nobody seemed to care. She looked toward Miranda for help, but her older sister just mouthed "it's for the best." When the two were pronounced wife and wife, Jill gave Sophie a kiss that covered her whole body (with Sophie's fingers in the way again), and then brought her new wife to the reception. On top of the wedding cake there was only one miniature bride, and Jill thought it would be funny to put Sophie next to it. The little girl screamed for help, but her wife walked away to mingle, and Sophie was unable to climb down.
Then........
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