Author's Note: This is a fictional tale. All characters engaging in any sexual activity are over the age of 18 years.
This one is inspired by some real-life events but regrettably or fortunately didn't take the same course like this one.
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The sunlight streaming in from the window lights up my mom's thin nightdress as she busily moves about in the kitchen. Sitting here at the dining table while I eat my cereal, my eyes are fixed on her ass. I catch myself before she turns around though.
'Man, I'm really horny!'
She comes to sit down with me.
"How was your term?"
"Good."
She smiles and shakes her head at my response.
"You know, you used to tell me everything. Now it's just one-word responses."
"Come on Mom, I'm not a kid anymore."
"One year of college life makes you a man, does it?" she teasingly says and pokes my shoulder.
"It sure does." I wiggle my eyebrows with a mischievous smile on my face.
We both burst into a laugh after a moment of pause.
She wags her finger at me, "Naughty!"
We talk for a little while about my semester and studies. But I only halfheartedly reply to her questions. After the taxing finals, I haven't had proper rest as I had to drive down 600miles to get home. So I am in no mood to discuss my major on my first day back.
It's the start of the summer holidays and I'm hoping to get lucky when I later go to Nick's pool party. And I better find someone there because I can't take much more of this dry spell.
Mom probably sees that my mind is elsewhere so she gets back to her work.
"How's Aunt Katie been doing?"
"Oh right, it almost slipped my mind. You should go to her house. She called me yesterday to ask about you."
"Why? What happened?"
"There have been a few break-ins in her neighborhood this last week and Andrew is away, so..."
I raise my eyebrows in confusion.
"Do I need to say any more?"
I suddenly realize that this is Aunt Katie we're talking about. Now it all makes sense. I chuckle along with my mother.
"She's the same as ever huh?"
"Pretty much."
"What happened with Andrew?"
"What else?" Mom shakes her head as if truly fed up with him, "Gone for a job, that too for a whole two months. And it's not even been a month since they got married. Such a shame they had to cut short their honeymoon..."
"Yeah, such a shame."
I nod my head to express my pity but inwardly I couldn't be any happier. Andrew is gone for the whole of the two months; Aunt Katie is all alone in her house, and I have nothing else to do.
'The heavens themselves are smiling down on me.'
You see, Aunt Katie is my favorite aunt of all the aunts in my huge extended family. She is my Dad's kid sister and each of her siblings tends to coddle her because of this. Growing up I have been especially close to her. She's kind, funny, smart all the things you can wish for in a girl but there's one thing about her that is quite irrational. She is paranoid about security, believes in ghosts and can get scared rather easily. To me, this is quite funny and cute but I get that some people can get pissed off because of this weird trait of hers. Since she is alone and there have been break-ins in her neighborhood, she must be scared and skittish.
'It's only natural she would ask for me, her favorite nephew, to come to her rescue.'
I can't help but smirk.
"You're dripping milk on yourself..." Mom interrupts my thoughts, "... and stop smiling like a villain."
'Well, I shouldn't get too ahead of myself.'
It's been a few months since I last saw her in person and because of my finals I couldn't even attend her wedding. She was pissed at me for missing it, and I was pissed at her for setting the date without once consulting with me. And worst of all, it was all because of that asshole Andrew. I mean what kind of a sick person interferes with the bride's plans. Well anyway, we have made up after that but this is a great opportunity to iron out any hidden resentment on her part.
"Where's Dad? I haven't seen him since morning."
"In the shed, fixing your bike."
"Nice!"
I put the empty bowl in the sink and go out to the yard after giving Mom a kiss. I find Dad as he's coming out of the shed with my bike in his hand.
"Fixed it?"
"Just oiled it a little bit."
"Thanks!" I take it from his hand and pedal it around the yard to get a feel of it.
"You going to Katie's?"
"Yeah, right after I take a shower."
"Good. And don't run off to that Wilson kid's party."
"What? How do you know about that?"
"Humph. Just keep in mind that you're not of legal drinking age." He snorts and turns to go in the house.
"Well, I'm not going so don't worry," I shout from behind him.
I am honestly shocked that Dad has any idea about it since Nick told me it wasn't going to be a huge thing with only a few close friends invited. I guess word got around. But it doesn't matter anymore. If my guess is right, then I would be staying the night with Aunt Katie. So Nick's party is redundant now.
I take a quick shower and get dressed in summer shorts and a t-shirt. Packing some essentials and a change of clothes in my backpack, I go down the stairs. Mom is waiting by the door with a serious look on her face.
"Behave!" She says as I'm about to pedal off.
"What?"
"Sean Murphy! I'm your Mom," She pokes me on the head and continues, "I know what goes on in that mind of yours. Don't do anything to make your Dad mad at you, understand?"
"I have no idea what you're talking about." I quickly take off before she could say anything more. When I turn back to see her she is smiling in the same gentle way as always.
'Mom's the best.'
Aunt Katie's house is only a few blocks away. So it doesn't take me much time to reach it. As I stand there waiting for her to open the door, I try to picture her in my mind. Last time I saw her, it was in the wedding photos that she had sent me. She looked
delicious
in that bridal white.