Author's Notes: My first "Mom/Son" story. There's one scene with some mild bondage that some may consider rape. I'm never in favor of violence to women and I don't believe I crossed that line. The "rape" scene is told from the woman's perspective and it's obvious she doesn't believe she was raped other than making a point to her son. However, if you're sensitive to these topics, proceed with caution.
As with all my stories, this is a work of fantasy. The characters are all 18 years of age and older and from my imagination. Please take the time to comment and rate. I love the feedback. It always helps me do better on the next one. Thank you.
I prefer writing in the first person and switching between characters. This story follows that format with Mom and Chance.
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"OH, MY GOD! STOP TEASING ME! PUT IT IN! PLEASE, PUT IT IN!" I was nearly crying.
"Put what in?" he whispered calmly in my ear. "The vibrator? The dildo?"
"Please, don't make me," I begged, wanting his cock so badly. "Are you gonna make me say it?"
"You have a choice," he whispered.
"GOD DAMN YOU," I yelled. "PLEASE PUT IT IN ME!"
He pulled his head up and looked me in the eyes. 'FUCK YOU, ASSHOLE,' I screamed in my mind. I knew he wasn't going to give in. I needed his cock in my pussy. My body was aching for his cock. I could no longer deny it.
"Chance, honey," I said, trying to channel any dignity I had remaining into what I was about to say, "God, baby, please, son, I want your cock in my cunt. Please, son, fuck me. Fuck your mother. Push that hard cock into my hungry pussy and fuck me. PLEASE!"
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How had I come to this moment? Rewind time a week or so.
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"Hey mom," he said with a joyful wisp. "What's up?" He was just coming home from a long day of school and work, passing through the kitchen on his way to his room.
"Hi, baby boy," I replied, trying to match his happy mood. I pulled a few more plates from the dishwasher to put away. "How was your day?"
"Peachy, as usual," he says. He was nearly out of the kitchen when I asked. It's a daily ritual. He comes home, bounds through the door, asks me what's up, and answers my question as he takes the stairs up to his room in four steps. So much energy in this boy.
Today he stopped. He turned around and walked over to me. My back was toward him as he lightly took my shoulders in his hands and turned me to face him.
"What's wrong, mom?" he said, staring into my eyes, probing me.
Those eyes. Just like his father. Such love, tenderness, and care in a single look. I melted.
I was fourteen when Glen knocked me up. I wasn't even fifteen when Chance was born. Glen, the good man he was, did the right thing and married me shortly after we found out I was pregnant. He was with me every day until a tragic car accident three years ago. Today. Drunk driver.
For being such a young man, Glen took the role of father seriously and became a great daddy to Chance and his little sister, Gayle. He was also a great provider. In the months leading up to his death, he took out a life insurance policy that will provide for his family for the rest of our lives. We're not living high, but we will never want for our needs.
Looking back into my son's eyes, I couldn't help but see my husband looking back at me. It was more than I could bear. I started crying.
Suddenly, I was immersed in the arms of my son. He engulfed me and I was transported through time; back in the arms of my husband. I melted into his body. I put my arms around him and held him tight. My head on his shoulder as I sobbed.
"What's wrong, mom?" he asked as his strong hands rubbed my back.
I couldn't answer. How could he forget? Who am I to ask? I nearly missed it. It was an accident that I saw a calendar and noticed the date. Time truly does heal wounds. Time doesn't erase the scars.
"Mom?"
I didn't want to answer. He didn't need to be feeling the loss of the father he adored. I'd be happy for him to remain blissfully ignorant of this day.
"Oh, shit," he sighed. My heart fell. "God, mom, I don't know how I forgot. I'm so sorry."
I don't know how it was possible, but he pulled me tighter against his body. I pulled him tighter as well. "Oh, Chance, I don't want you to be sad," I managed to mutter between sobs.
"I'm not sad, mom. Other than for you."
My heart filled with love. "My sweet boy. You're my rock, you know." I hugged him tighter. My sadness waning, I pulled away to look my son in the eyes. "I love you, my sweet boy."
His resolve didn't waver. "I love you, mom. I want you to be happy. I know this is a hard day for you. Maybe I can take you to dinner tonight. How does that sound?"
I don't know why but I blushed and looked away. "Oh, Chance, that's not necessary," I said feeling awkward.
"Who said anything about necessary?" he said softly looking into my soul. "You deserve to be pampered today. Let me pamper you."
My heart overflowed. What a great son. Just like his dad. I also felt a familiarity that I hadn't felt since Glen passed. I felt it strong. I blushed again. I was embarrassed by my thoughts. This is my son.
"Deal," I said with a smile. "You're so much like your dad. He taught you well. You're gonna make a girl very happy someday."
"Someday? I'm gonna make this girl happy tonight," he said. He leaned in and kissed the end of my nose.
Alarm bells rang in my head. I physically felt my pussy tingle and get wet. I blushed again and looked away from him.
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I came home as usual, almost ran through the kitchen on my way upstairs to my room but stopped when I heard mom ask me about my day. Normally I'd have kept going and shouted my usual response as I leaped up the stairs. This time, her tone was different. There was no energy or life. She sounded sad.
I stopped and turned to look at her. Her body language said the same. She wasn't the same. Something was definitely out of place. Her posture was droopy as she leaned down to empty the dishwasher. She moved slowly.
I walked over to her, placed my hands on her shoulders, and turned her to face me. She started to cry. Hard. Sobbing. I took her in my arms to comfort her. When I asked her why she was sad, she tried to shrug it off. She didn't want me to be sad. Suddenly, my mind flooded with memories of the day.