My Cousin

Starting in 2019 my family members died off fairly quickly, we when from 64 in January 2019 to 35 in March 2020. It seemed we were going to funeral more than anything else. The pandemic hastens the decline even faster, by February 2021 we were down to 11. More died due to Covid virus mainly because of other health concerns. In December 2021 I was the oldest of the remaining 4 family members at 28. But by March 2023 I was just one of the 2 remaining family members, one had died in a car accident and the hit by a falling tree branch during a thunderstorm. My only relative left was Suzie 24, my quiet reclusive cousin, home schooled never mingled much outside the family if at all. With all the family wealth now concentrated in the hands of just 2 people. Suzie wasn't active and it was up to me to see her and come to agreements on what we were going to do financially. I also wasn't interested in my life being restricted to just family financial matters. So, in 2023 I suggested we sell up everything and move to Europe, we both had major interests in European history. I was into military history, Suzie was into Kings, Queens and royal families thru the period and their changing fashions. It wasn't a hard sell, as Suzie always wanted to live in Europe. But her family weren't interested, now just the two of us. We could follow our dreams you could say packing up what we were keeping and filling a shipping container and sent it to Europe. Following ourselves shortly after, settling in Britain on an estate we purchased unseen. With day staff hired to run the house and care for the grounds, no live in staff. The house wasn't very large 5bedrooms 3bathrooms on 30+acres. Neither Suzie nor I were into partying, and we made regular trips around Britain and into Europe. Visiting museums and historical site, always together meant we relied on each other more and more. Finally becoming lovers, unplanned just happen cuddling up in front of a fire and had started kissing and finally fucking. Being unplanned meant no precautions by either of us, had it stopped at just the once. Maybe we wouldn't be parents of a healthy daughter now, born early September last year. Fortunately, we hadn't mingled all that much with the locals and they thought a married couple, despite the different surnames. Many women keep their maiden name after marriages these days, but we decided to make it official by marrying while in Europe using our passports for official proof. Born in deferent state back home, meant the official took it all at face value. A small village marriage made it very special for us. Back at our home afterward we just said we'd married while on the continent, nobody said anything except congratulations to us. Haven't changed anything much about our new lives as yet but are planning more children. Perfectly happy with our new lifestyles and see a great future together.