The Well Hung Sons of England.
Chapter One.
Heirs and Graces.
This is a story about a highly sexed mother and her well hung son, the incestuous cuckolding and humiliation of a small penis husband and his domination by the females of the household; wife, daughters, maid.
All characters are 18 years old and above.
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My wife Margery and I were at breakfast. Although the old grandfather clock had chimed eleven I was still in my pyjamas tucking into our cook's excellent kedgeree and struggling with The Times daily cryptic crossword.
Margery was nibbling at a rice cake, flicking through messages on her phone and reprimanding Mary, our new housemaid, about some shortcoming in the execution of her domestic duties.
The peace of this domestic vignette was shattered as our daughters burst into the breakfast room arm in arm giggling and chattering in low voices over some piece of gossip.
Fiona and Lucinda were not permanently domiciled at the family home. It was a delight to have them around the place but at some considerable cost to my delicate nerves, Margery's excitable temper and our finely balanced marital equilibrium.
Twenty four year old Fiona was with us indefinately following another of her international life crises which had yet again cost me a small fortune in fines, bribes and extradition fees.
Her younger cleverer sister Lucinda was back for the academic spring break as she prepared for her Oxford University finals.
The girls sat down and, while Mary poured their coffee, continued their urgent whispering.
Margery gave them a look and coughed, in her usual instructive matrician manner, to which they responded, as they had been trained to do from a young age, by politely wishing us both a good morning and sitting properly at the table quietly sipping their coffees.
The soothing wordless symphony of our familial morning repaste was broken all too soon as the sisters leaned forward to interrogate the mother in unison:
"Mama dear, I meant to ask if you happen to know a Mrs Fanshawe-Hurley?"
"Oh mother, I don't suppose you're acquainted with Lady Fanshawe-Hurley?"
Margery looked up from her phone, and, deliberately ignoring their barely suppressed giggles, smiled thoughtfully at our offspring.
"Yes darling. Of course I do. I know Pippa rather well as it happens. Lady Phillipa Fanshawe-Hurley. Her son's in Nat's year at Humbers. You will have met him I'm sure. Lovely young man. Oh! what is the boy's name? It's on the tip of my tongue!"
By Nat, Margery was referring to our strapping eighteen year old son Nathaniel, also home for the Easter holidays before his final term but, as so often, unable to join the family for the first and most important meal of the day due to his nocturnal activities and pubescent proclivities.
Nat is a boarder in the Upper Sixth at the aforementioned Humbers. St Humbert's College, Independent Grammar School for Gentlemen, as it is more properly known, is perhaps the most exclusive of this nation's ancient public schools and the scene of your humble author's own early adventures.
Although my ears pricked up at mention of the old alma mater I thought it best to conceal my curiosity by hiding behind my broadsheet, sucking my fountain pen and squinting at an impenetrable anagram ('Make noises in bed, in pain around midday!' 5 letters, second letter N).*
Margery nibbled her rusk thoughtfully, wiped the crumbs from her magnificent decolletage onto the damask table cloth and clapped her hands:
"Benjy! That's her son's name! Benjy Fanshawe-Hurley! He and your brother Nat are great pals even though Benjy's only a day chap. Pippa said she couldn't bear to part from him so she wouldn't let him board. Don't say I blame her. Nice looking. Plays rugby. Big boy."
Lucinda took a sip of her coffee and leaned toward her mother:
"Well mama, that's all about to change. The hot news is that he's going to be boarding as soon as the hols are over. His father wants him away from home because of what he and his mother have been up to!"
Margery put down her phone, leaned toward our daughters and lowered her voice.
"I had heard some gossip."
Lucinda whispered back.
"It's all true mummy. Her husband, Lord Fanshawe-Hurley caught them at it. It all came out, they've been doing it for ages."
Fiona's voice chimed in:
"He's bigger than his father, is what they're saying."
I decided that pretending to be engrossed in the crossword was no longer the appropriate strategy. This situation called for a more robust tactical response.
I lowered the newspaper over my face, closed my eyes and slowed my breathing to what I felt was a perfect mimicry of the well fed middle aged paterfamilias enjoying a post prandial snooze.
Snoring lightly enough that I could hear everything and, peeking through half shut eyes between the sports and financial sections, I observed Margery put a conspiratorial finger to her lips.
"Ssh. Please girls. Not in front of your father."
Fiona rolled her eyes in my direction.
"Don't worry mummy, I think pater's nodded off."
Margery sat back with a sigh:
"Good. Sensitive subject."
I heard a trio of feminine giggles.
At that moment Nat blundered into the breakfast room in rugby top and boxer shorts, kissed his mother on both cheeks, ruffled his sisters hair affectionately and parked his solid form at the table in the manner of a viking longboat ready for a spot of pillage..
There was a brief interregnum while Mary came in to fill Nathaniel's coffee cup, place a large platter of his favourite breakfast dish (devilled kidneys, eggs benedict, poached kippers and welsh rarebit) before him and attentively tuck a napkin into the collar of his rugby shirt.
We all listened as the young epicurean hedonist attended noisily and enthusiastically to this sumptuous breakfast.
As soon as he had set knife and fork upon vacant plate Lucinda began to subject her brother to a salacious interrogation.
"So, Nat, is it true that you know a fellow by the name of Fanshawe-Hurley?"
Nat licked a stray particle of egg from his chin and bellowed in confirmation:
"What? Benjy? The Benjster!? Fanny Fanshawe?! Hurley the hurlester of hurlesterville?! The Rt Hon Benjamin Farquharson Fanshawe-Hurley? Of course I know BFH! I can't recall a time when I didn't know old fansh the fanshster! We're practically joined at the hip. Good wing man. Bloody nice chap actually, Shame he's just a day fellow. Always wished he could have boarded with us. Why do you ask, sister dearest?"
Lucinda replied: