Growing Up

Born into a born-again Christian family, I was raised to read the bible and be a good Christian. So, I read the bible and couldn't find in it anything that matched what my pastor said at his church services. I usually did as I was required by my parents without question. But I do have one flaw I do question things from time to time and read lots of books as I'm very interested in history. I take everything I read as literal; it has no other meaning than what's written. Reading the bible taught me men could have more than one wife as many in the bible could and no mention of God's disapproval. So, when at 23 I won a large lottery prize, I saw it as Gods wish for me to fulfill my dream. I've always wanted a large family and now I'd the means to have a large family. I'd no siblings and few cousins. Only local who could afford a large family being our pastor as he got part of everyone's wages. I'd paid him part of my wages as well, no mention of paying part of prizes. I don't drink and instead played the lottery with money I saved. I'm not a great fan of the pastor and decided to go pasture new as they day. So, I bought a home in the next state on 6acres, it had everything I wanted and no Church like mine there. The town was stagnant no real future like most small towns. I quickly found a girlfriend 22 and got on very well with her family as well. It was just her and her sister 20 and mother 44, and they were doing rough as the local employer was shutting down. So, I married my girlfriend and her, and her family moved in with me. I quickly got my wife pregnant and started fucking her sister as well and she was soon pregnant as well. Quite content with 2 wives, I wasn't looking for anymore wives but fucked my mother-in-law as well. Then my father lost his job due to his ill health and so I'd my parents come to live near me in a house I bought for them. Now 12 years later, I've 7 children and 2 wives still and a willing mother-in-law and my mother living close by. Sadly, my father passed away during the pandemic. I'm still a Christian, but don't go to church prefer to read the bible.