Another mother-son incest story.
Graphic descriptions of sex between a mother and son and panty fetish are included. Please be warned. Please do not read further if you find this kind of relationship offensive.
The story development is slow, so I request you to be patient. Please be aware that this is completely fictional and imaginary and a fantasy and would not happen in real life. I have taken a lot of liberties in creating situations and scenarios. Some of them are very contrived. Comments of any sort are welcome. Thanks to a kind reader's comments on a previous story, which gave me the idea and storyline for this one.
Legend:
Amma
= Mother
Appa
= Father
Akka
= Elder sister. Sometimes used as a mark of respect for an older woman.
Saree
=The principal garment of a Hindu woman, consisting of a long piece of silk or cotton cloth, wrapped round the middle of the body, with one end falling nearly to the feet, and the other thrown over the shoulder.
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It was the summer break between my first and second year of college. I was with my friends, chatting about meaningless things and reflecting on our life and about the prospect of an endless, shining future stretching out in front of us. Times were good.
But as I walked into my house later that evening,
amma
rushed to me, flustered and scared and nervous. She almost screamed at me, "Aiyoh, Raja! Something has happened to your
appa
! He has been taken to the hospital. Aiyoh, I don't know what to do!!" She broke down and slumped to the floor.
Seeing her in that state, I knew something serious had happened. I went cold all over. Between sobs she told me that my father had suffered a stroke and was in the ICU. That was the moment my world and dreams came crashing down.
Needless to say, we went through the next few weeks as if in a trance. The good doctors did their very best with him. It was touch and go, but he was a fighter and he survived. Weeks of rehabilitation and physical therapy followed. But try as we may, we could not get him back one hundred percent. One side of his body was completely paralyzed. He lost the use of his left arm and leg. He did not recover his speech completely. We reconciled ourselves that he would be wheelchair bound for the rest of his life. And within a couple of months, my mother and I were left to fend for ourselves and to take care of my invalid father.
That's when I really came to appreciate my
amma
. It was an eye opening experience, in more ways than one.
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My father and his family were a large, overbearing presence in our lives. Everything revolved around them. My life until then, and my future was carefully mapped out without a regard to my wishes and desires. If it was bad for me, it was more so for my mother. We both were in the tight grasp of my father's family. But I did not realize it at that time, when I was young. I thought it was natural, it was how it was with every family. I took it without a second thought.
It was natural for my
appa
to whine, complain and be demanding in the situation he was in. He was helpless and dependent on us for everything. But
amma
was calm and composed even in the midst of all this and attended to my
appa
's each and every need without a work of protest whatever the time of day or how inconsiderate my
appa
's demands and requests were. I felt bad for
amma
. I was almost ashamed of what
appa
was doing to her, to us, even in the handicapped state he was in.
I had almost completely ignored my mother's presence in my life until then, what with my father's larger-than-life influence and control over me. I considered her a constant in our midst, someone who was always there, always smiling, someone to take care of whatever was required to keep the house running - cooking, cleaning, washing, ironing, laundry, shopping etc. I am exaggerating, of course. I helped her around the house, fixing things that were broken, doing minor repairs and accompanying her to the market when it suited me. I did not remember having extended conversations with her or cracking jokes and talking about general issues like I did with my father. But the fact was that I had taken her for granted.
But not anymore. My regard for her changed as I saw her handling the household, with my father relegated to his wheelchair and bed. Now that she and I were the only ones at home, we couldn't help but spend time in each other's company. I realized a new appreciation for what she was doing and what she had done for us all along. I noticed things about her that I really did not pay much attention to earlier in my life. A wave of guilt and shame washed over me every time I saw her smiling face, as she worked quietly in the midst of all our problems.
I guessed it was the same for her as well. To see me spending so much time at home now, whereas earlier I would spend almost all my waking hours with my father or my friends.
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A minor incident that transformed my image of my
amma
occurred that summer. We had a neighbor, whom I shall call Rekha-aunty, who visited our house to provide physical therapy to my father about three times a week. One day she and
amma
were relaxing on the verandah, drinking coffee. I guess they were not aware that I was also at the house at that time and I could clearly hear their conversation.
I caught the end of what Rekha-aunty was saying "....only once or twice a month. You know what happens to men when they hit their mid-forties...."
Amma
giggled in response. And then Rekha-aunty said, "It must be very hard for you also Renu, no? It has been, what, four - or five months since
anna
had that stroke? How is he now, is he, you know, able to..yes?"
Rekha-aunty called my father anna, as a mark of respect
I heard
amma
's sharp intake of breath and a whispered response, "Aiyoh,
akka!
What are you saying? Chee-Chee, how can you even think of that now..."
Rekha-aunty said, "I was only asking..you know..."
My mother's voice came over, in a hushed manner, "
Akka,
I..I think it's too..soon....for him..actually..I don't know..if..he.can..anymore...I am afraid...that's all for..us...me....in life."
Rekha-aunty exclaimed, "Aiyoh, oh no Renu..!"
"Yes,