3:00 a.m. Right on cue, the blaring alarm tone I'd set on my phone--the same one that dragged me out of bed every morning for work--went off. I opened my eyes and glanced at the clock. As much as I loved vacation, flying this early meant getting up in the middle of the night. I sat up, swung my legs out of bed, and rubbed my eyes. Standing up, I shuffled to the closet, grabbed one of my long tees, and slipped it on. I've always been a morning grump, and at this hour, nothing happens without coffee! Still half-asleep, I opened my door, but before heading to the kitchen, I wanted to wake Junior.
I cracked his door open slightly and said softly, "Junior, time to get up." No response.
So, I padded into his room, knelt on his bed with one knee, and leaned over him. I grabbed his shoulder and gave him a gentle shake. "Hey, sleepyhead, time to get up."
He mumbled something, then turned toward me, opening his eyes. "Morning, Mom," he said with a smile. But that smile wasn't just for the morning--it was more for the view he had. Since I was leaning forward, he had a straight shot down my shirt, right between my hanging breasts.
I met his gaze, gave him a kiss on the forehead, and pushed myself back up. "You've dreamed enough--out of bed," I said with a smile. I stood up and turned to leave, adding over my shoulder, "I'll get your coffee going too."
Five minutes later, Junior joined me in the kitchen. He'd thrown on a baggy tee, but his shorts were still tented with a noticeable bulge. "If I were you, I'd take care of that campsite before you have your coffee," I teased with a grin.
He got the hint immediately, turned around, and came back to the kitchen a short while later. "Couldn't you have booked a later flight? This has to violate the Geneva Conventions, getting up this early," he grumbled, taking his first sip of coffee.
I gave him a sympathetic look and said, "Well, then I'll just fly solo next time--you can sleep in."
"Never ever," he grinned back. "You think I'd miss out on watching you in those hot bikinis? I'd never get to see that otherwise. Plus, I've got to keep an eye on you, so you don't fall for some random guy."
I choked on my coffee, coughing up a sip that splattered right onto my long tee. Dominic added with a smirk, "And the way you handle coffee, I'll probably have to help you wash up and change three times a day."
I stood up, shaking my head. "What have I brought into this world? My own son getting turned on by his mom." I playfully cupped my breasts, pushing them up a bit for effect. "Since this shirt's a mess, I might as well shower now. We shouldn't dawdle--the taxi's picking us up at 5 a.m."
I grabbed some underwear from my bedroom and took it to the shower, getting ready without any rush. After 25 minutes, when I left the bathroom, I called out to my son, "Bathroom's free--you can go in now." As I heard Dominic start his shower from my bedroom, I quickly put my suitcase on the bed. There was something I hadn't packed yesterday that absolutely had to come along. Tomorrow was Dominic's 18th birthday. Since he loved photography and his camera had died last year, I'd decided to get him a digital DSLR as a gift. He'd be thrilled about that.
I also wanted to pack my two "pleasure helpers," but I didn't want Junior catching on. He'd probably figured out I had a vibrator, but he didn't need to know I often wore Ben Wa balls too. I used them at home when he was hovering around, leaving me no time to take care of myself. When the urge hit, I'd slip away to the basement under the pretense of doing laundry. Of course, I always kept an ear out if he followed me to sneak a peek. By then, I was usually so close that it didn't take long to get myself off to cloud nine.
With everything packed, I zipped up the suitcase and finished getting dressed. I opted for comfy sweatpants and a shirt. I did put on a bra but skipped the panties. No one would know, and I liked doing that. At home, I never wore underwear. For my top, I chose a super tight shirt, but threw a flannel over it, knotting it at my waist. Sure, it emphasized my chest even more, but my 38D boobs were already hard to miss. Once I was dressed, I headed back to the kitchen and poured myself a fresh cup of coffee.
Twenty minutes later, my son joined me in the kitchen. When he saw my outfit, he let out a quick whistle. "So, you're taking your old mom like this?" I asked him.
"WOW," was his first reaction, followed by, "Hell yeah, you look hot." Apparently, I'd nailed my son's taste. He'd gone for a tracksuit--shorts and a jacket over it. We both loved flying comfortably and agreed you didn't need to dress up for a flight. While I washed our coffee mugs, Junior took care of feeding our two little beasts. They were just regular house cats, but they didn't mess around when it came to food. Sandra would look after them while we were on vacation.
Just before 5 a.m., the doorbell rang. I opened the door to find our taxi driver. We grabbed our suitcases, locked up the house, and climbed into the taxi, both of us sitting in the back. On the way to the airport, I told my son his hands were off my suitcase from now on. He obviously knew I'd packed his birthday gift.
He'd been trying to figure out what he was getting for his big day for weeks. But, cheeky as ever, he grinned at me and said--loud enough for the driver to hear--"Mom! That's too much information. I don't need to know what sex toys you packed. You can overdo the vacation relaxation, you know." I'd already noticed the driver's constant glances in the rearview mirror since the ride started, but now I could practically see his imagination running wild.
I punched Junior lightly on the arm and said, "One more crack like that, and you can walk to Cancรบn--got it?" I raised my eyebrow in that exaggerated way I usually reserved for when I meant business.
Dominic shot back with, "Great, now I'll have to wear sweaters the whole trip to hide the bruises." We both grinned at each other. After about 30 minutes, we pulled up to the airport. For this hour, it was already buzzing with activity. Our check-in counter was busy, but after another 20 minutes, we had our boarding passes, and our suitcases were on their way to the plane. To kill the remaining two hours before takeoff, we decided on a cozy breakfast.
We chatted about all sorts of things when I noticed something missing from Junior. "Hey, did you forget your headphones? Weren't you picking them up from Curt yesterday?"
Dominic suddenly got nervous, stammering, "Uh... he wasn't home... well, he was there, but he didn't have time."
Question marks popped up in my eyes. My son was acting like I'd caught him doing something he shouldn't. "What do you mean, no time? Handing over headphones doesn't take hours," I replied, confused.
"He just didn't have time," he stuttered back, now a bit annoyed.
"Junior, spill it--what's going on? Did you guys fight?" I asked, looking at him more firmly. He kept his eyes on his plate and shook his head. "Hello, Earth to Dominic, can you please tell me what's up and look at me when I'm talking to you?" I pressed.