Chapter 765: The Test
Audrey walked out of the house, and Bethany quickly approached her, curiously asking, "What did the doctor say? What’s the issue?"
"Aunt, don't ask now. I'll explain in detail when we get back," Audrey said, her face blushing as she thought about the doctor's words, which were difficult to speak about.
"Oh, okay, we'll talk later," Bethany said, glancing at the surrounding women and understanding that Audrey had some things she was uncomfortable discussing there. "Alright, let's visit some relatives first."
At this moment, Natalie came over and started chatting with Audrey and Bethany. She was quite talkative and soon had Audrey and Bethany laughing and engaging in a friendly conversation. Kevin was also pleased, thinking Natalie was quite impressive. The three of them then headed towards their relative's house together.
On the way, Bethany introduced the basic situation of Clearbrook to Natalie.
Everyone was deeply moved by Bethany's introduction, realizing that this place, too, had its share of talented people and had once been prosperous, though it had declined over time.
Audrey said, "Kevin, the scenery here is so beautiful. Could you write me an essay about it later?"
Kevin smiled wryly and said, "It's vacation time, and you still want me to do homework?"
Bethany laughed and said, "Of course, you have to write it. You can't just enjoy the trip without doing anything in return."
Natalie also chimed in, "Write it well so I can learn from it too."
Kevin gritted his teeth and said, "Alright, I'll write it."
For the sake of these three beautiful women in front of him, he had to write it. After all, these three women were the closest to him. Bethany was his mother, who had raised him with great hardship. Audrey was his cousin, rich in emotions, and Natalie was Jasper's woman, with a strong presence. If he could bring these three together, it would be a harmonious and joyful experience.
Of course, Bethany was his mother, so he couldn't think too much about her, but he could certainly think about Natalie and keep Audrey in mind. Maybe with some effort, he could win over these women.
Women sometimes lack direction and need a man to take charge. Previously, Kevin lacked a strong presence and was somewhat weak, so he could only watch as other men made advances towards Audrey, feeling helpless. Audrey's husband was also annoying, often causing her distress even from afar, leaving Kevin with no options.
But now, Kevin thought, he couldn't remain passive anymore. He had to take action and be a man, standing tall like the mountains. Being a man was good.
As he walked, he started planning the content of the essay. He quickly formed a basic framework: first, a brief introduction to the history of the area, which would be about 500 words. He might need to do some research for this, but it wasn't too difficult. Then, he would record today's events and his observations, which would be more challenging and a true test of his abilities.
As the English class representative at school, Kevin was confident he could write a good travel essay. At the very least, he couldn't lose to August. Thinking of August made Kevin laugh. August looked like a girl, delicate and fair-skinned. If he dressed up, he might even look better than many girls. He was also gentle in speech, possibly born the wrong gender.
Despite this, August was quite formidable, always overshadowing Kevin, which Kevin found frustrating. He was determined to write this travel essay well and impress August, making him acknowledge Kevin's abilities. He knew August liked Vanessa, and Vanessa had a complicated relationship with him. August didn't like him being with Vanessa, but Kevin couldn't give up Vanessa just because of August's attitude. Vanessa was one of the most provocative women in the city, unmatched by Audrey, Evelyn, Grace, Natalie, or Alissa.
Vanessa might be provocative, but she treated Kevin well, and he had no complaints. He just found August annoying. However, the person he disliked most at school wasn't August but Sean and Ivan. Sean was particularly annoying, always pestering Audrey, but as the English class representative, Kevin couldn't do much about it. Ivan's problem was his arrogance, always thinking he was the best and looking down on Kevin. This led to a fight between them, where Kevin showed his strength. One couldn't back down, especially in front of such people, or they would take advantage.
Kevin thought about how he would deal with Ivan once school started, aiming to make Ivan submit completely. Although this would be challenging, he had Albert's support, and if he could get help from the basketball team, it would be even more reliable.
Thinking of Albert, Kevin thought of Evelyn. Evelyn was kind, often caring for Kevin like a big sister or a gentle mother, even better than his own mother, Bethany, at times. She also provided financial support.
However, Evelyn was Albert's mother, and friends' mothers were off-limits. Kevin knew he had to maintain a respectful relationship with Evelyn, not going too far, as Albert was a good friend and brother. They couldn't continue their secret relationship indefinitely.
The key issue was that Albert liked Laura, and Laura liked Kevin, who liked Audrey. This love triangle was a complicated problem for a young man, making it difficult for him to think rationally and make decisions.
Life was full of troubles, and Kevin was no exception. He had never faced so many issues in his life, but despite the troubles, there were many joys, like having sex with different women and experiencing their bodies. These were his achievements in just a few months, making him a successful student compared to Sean, Ivan, Albert, and Carl, and most other boys.
Laura was a good girl with excellent academic performance and other outstanding qualities, but her small breasts were a significant drawback, making it hard for her to attract Kevin, who preferred large breasts. A pair of large breasts was highly tempting for many men. Laura's breasts were small, unlike Lucy's, which were large, though not as impressive as Audrey's. Audrey was unmatched.
Kevin decided to keep his relationship with Laura superficial, not getting physically involved, which would satisfy both Albert and Daisy.
Daisy was truly wonderful, with large breasts, though not as impressive as Audrey's. She was also gentle, like Evelyn, towards Kevin, who was very grateful to Daisy. Without her, he wouldn't have seen her breasts or become Laura's boyfriend. However, Kevin knew that despite the allure of Daisy, Evelyn, Laura, Alissa, Grace, Vanessa, Caroline, Natalie, and Dolores, Audrey was the one who truly made his heart race. Her breasts alone were enough to captivate him.
But fantasies aside, reality had to be faced.
Kevin smiled, looking at the three women in front of him, each more beautiful than the last, with great figures and large breasts, swaying gracefully and full of life, making his heart race and blood boil. Audrey was known as the "busty teacher," the city's top beauty, Natalie was a powerful woman, known as one of the four great beauties, and Bethany, still charming, with a voluptuous figure, fair skin, and long legs, was a sexy mature woman. Together, they were a stunning sight, one that only he could enjoy.
Soon, the three arrived at Timothy's house. Timothy's eldest daughter-in-law, Hazel, who lived off farming and some other income, greeted them warmly and cheerfully.
Hazel welcomed the four of them, sent her husband to buy meat, and called her second son home. They all entered the room and had a lively conversation.
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