Preamble:
This is a teasing, titillating story. The action is light. It is not altogether clear if there is sex in this story.
But, if you are looking for bruising, howling, torrenting action by rippling triathletes, this is not for you.
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I am Literotica author, Saula88.
My husband, Julian, and I are a mature couple. We are in our early sixties.
Our only child, David, is in his twenties. He works and lives in a town ten miles away from our coastal home.
I have a younger widowed brother, Jude, in his late fifties. My only sibling. He works and lives in another part of England. His Chilean wife passed away some ten years ago. Tragic. He did not remarry.
Jude and I were close in our growing up years. Although I am the big sis, I cannot remember a time when I did not look up to him as my big bro. And he was big. For his age then.
Julian and Jude are blood mates from way back. Ju and Ju, partners in crime and more. It was Jude who introduced me to my husband. In a word, a cabal.
Julian, David and Jude. My three 'boys'. A trinity. The father, the son, and a kindred spirit. They follow my Literotica stories. Given the recurring theme of my stories, they often josh me on the outrageous goings-on in my latest stories. They tease me mercilessly on the wellsprings of my inspirations. I reckon they let their imaginations run away too far and wide. They enjoy my stories more than they should. But, is it not what fertile imaginations are supposed to do? Move soul and body? I am complicit in all this. And I too enjoy my stories more than I should, and often in ways that maybe I should not. Does Art follow life? Or life, Art?
But, stories are just confected abstractions. They play out harmlessly in our minds to an exclusive private audience of one.
But, the event described below animated my stories to a level I could not have envisaged. When fantasy mingles with a sort of reality, the giddy ambivalence can be quite dissonating. And enthralling.
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Tis the season!
It is Christmas Day. David and Jude are with us. It has been quite some time since all four of us are together. A cosmic alignment. Usually, one or two of us are away somewhere for some reason.
Gift exchange.
My boys each gifts me an intimate wear present. This cannot be sheer coincidence, can it? I whiff a male conspiracy in the festive air.
They intimate that they are inspired by one of my recent Literotica stories, "Changing Room Conversations". The story is about an upmarket lingerie boutique owner who eavesdrops on her clients.
My husband surprises me with a white, fine-laced boudoir-styled bustier. This was the garment of interest, of the main character in my story.
My brother, an ensemble of sheer black embroidered peek-a-boo top, a matching crotchless high-cut panty, garter belt and stockings. This was the garment of interest, of the Olivia character, of sis Olivia and bro Oliver pair, in my story.
My son, a spartan Wicked Weasel thong bikini. This was the garment of interest, of the Briony character, of mum Briony and son Sebastian pair, in my story.
I was earlier searching online for a swimsuit for my husband. His suit was surf shorts styled. We were planning a Nice holiday in the coming year. He should be wearing something more amendable to continental shores. Be more sensitive to local cultural nuances.
I checked out the latest fad male swimwear. Euro-bikinis were all the rage. Effectively penis sheaths or cock socks masquerading devilishly as male thong bottoms. As I was concluding the purchase, there was a pop-up screen for a buy-3-for-2 promotion. Long story brief, I got thong swimsuits for my three boys. A tricolor parade. Blue. White. Red. Vive la France! I can picture the flagstaffs a-fluttering, standing upright and proud.
So, by curious dint of cosmic design, all our presents are intimate wear! Maybe it is not so coincidental. I could have been subconsciously self-inspired by my Sebastian character in my story, whose garment of choice was a thong swimming trunk.
Alcohol is a great democratising leveler. My son suggests that I try out their presents to ascertain their fit-for-purpose, as he calls it. Whose purpose, I wonder?
Now before I traipse further down this rabbit hole, just so you know, no male has seen me in my natural glory other than my husband. And he had to marry me to earn that privilege.
Conversely, my only male experience has been with my husband. I have never seen another adult male genital.
The straight and narrow. The gifts from my boys are quite racy. I decide that I will upkeep this modesty standard. I reason that if I stay faithful to this standard, it will put a lid on our rising euphoria, and hopefully keep things on an even keel.
But, on this particularly joyous night, our festive spirit would inject a shot of moral complexity to test this resolve to its last holding fibre.
I beetle to my bedroom to put on my husband's bustier gift. It is a suffocating number that brings me to the fore and more. A cruel and unusual punishment for a hubby to force-fit his wife into such a contraption. I make my accommodations. Oooh, sweet agony!
I am feeling wicked and mildly decadent. I slip on my impossibly high stilettos.
My pubes are exposed. I place my right palm coyly over my bottom to conceal my private charms. I make a mental note that from this moment, my palm is glued to my crotch. My fig leaf.
My buttocks, I decide to let them out, to be themselves. I reason that it will not be so different from wearing a string thong. This is in the modeling plan anyway, featuring my son's Wicked Weasel later in this evening's order of business.
I totter out of my bedroom. It is hard to explain the lift and sensation of strutting down a staircase in the full minimalist complement of lingerie and stilettos, toward the family way.
A sort of philosopher Kierkegaard's fear of falling. When a person looks over the edge, she experiences the intense fear of falling. But at the same time, she feels a terrifying impulse to throw herself intentionally off the edge. Kierkegaard defines this experience as anxiety, caused by our freedom to choose. To either throw oneself off, or to stay put. I decide not to throw myself off for now. I continue my strut to the landing.
The reception is suitably enthusiastic. The under simmering frisson, palpable.
I sense a rising excitement in my son's demeanour. He has never seen his mum in anything less encompassing than a sensible one-piece bathing suit. No inadvertent bathroom ooops flashes. No bathroom to bedroom five metre sprints. No spectacular wardrobe malfunctions.