This story is mostly based on true events. Say eighty percent truth, the rest is fantasy. Although in real life it didn't lead to anything, albeit I wanted it too.
In real life my mom passed away before I could really show her how much I loved her. Saying is one thing, showing is another.
But this is Literotica, where the stories only go as far as the imagination of the writer.
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Names, dates, and some other details have been doctored to keep privacy and to comply with literotica rules and stipulations.
If you or anyone you know has been through any situations portrayed in this story I apologize, I am just portraying some fears I've had/have and don't mean to offend anyone that might have gone through such events. If you have I'm sorry for your lose and wish you the best.
You'll understand that last bit later on.
* this was very emotional for me writing this story. Most is nonfiction but some is fiction.
Without further ado...
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Almost everyone can remember a time in their childhood, where they look up at a parent(s) and thought, "I love you so much Mom or Dad!"
But few think or feel more than the usual, I'd say normal "parental" love that you would give to your mom and or your dad. Or even a normal "sibling" love but that is a story for another time.
At one point or another I've had fantasies for both my parents, together and separate. Some might me considered vanilla, others kinky.
Like for instance. Who's into this kind of thing hasn't thought, what if...
"You we're having some (more than motherly fun in her room) your dad walked in, seeing everything and instead of Flipping a Lid he joined in." Either as a straight player or a bisexual one.
There's always that excitement that comes from the "taboo" nature of doing something that "as a society as a whole" frowns upon and or looks down to.
When I was growing up I didn't really see it that way. I just saw it as I loved my family that much more than what most other families go through.
I'll get into this a bit in my story, but this generation doesn't realize the pain of "Dial up Internet"! I will always remember the frustration and annoyance of waiting for the bar and percentage to hit 100% and the sound.
Thinking about it now, I could've gone out for a smoke waiting for the family Compact computer to boot up.
Also in middle school went from 6" to 3" floppy disks also to "OMG" a max of 512mb flash drives.
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I guess it all started to make more sense to me back when my mom brought me with her and my sister Jane, to get her first car. Why she decide on a Jetta of all things I just don't know. Maybe it's a chick thing?
While they were with the sales rep. Doing their own thing. The sales rep laying it on thick the deals that they could have. As well not very enthusiastically that there was a hail storm that hit the lot recently and that there would probably be more savings with that in mind. I remember the hail damage wasn't that bad to me, think 50+ pea sized indents on the roof, hood and trunk, but they got $4000 of msrp.
While this was going on I was in the waiting room at the dealership. It was kinda small for a Volkswagen dealership, maybe 60ish cars on lot. Me doing my homework minding my own business.
"Man I hate homework!" Why oh why does there need to be such a thing. Many a time, I've wished it away, heck wish all the answers would magically appear on the paper.
I was good at math and science even though I didn't like them. But was ok in English and language arts but didn't like them either.
Even a few times wished my dog Sara(miniature black poodle) would eat my homework. But sadly this was not the case this time, I had to do it.
There never was a time that she "ate" my homework but there was a time she chewed up my math homework. You can guess what my teachers reaction to me telling him what happened to my homework... Among thinks "You must think I was born yesterday!" And "That's one of the oldest in the book, couldn't you have thought something original?"
Me "but it seriously happened teach, I'd show you the evidence but my dad threw it in the trash!" Him "Uh-huh! Right! And my names Clint Eastwood! Regardless if I believe you or not, you still have to redo it." At least he didn't outright call me a lier.
Later at a parent teacher conference, my dad did clear up the "dog eating my homework" event relating its truth. Him not happy vacuuming up the confetti of my homework from the living room to the sitting room.
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Sorry about that rant, lost my train of thought. Oh right! Ok, was almost done with my homework when my mom came in the waiting room for a min to relay to me that they were finishing up with the final paperwork and would be done in ten or so minutes.
I was like "ok mom! I have to go to the restroom, So I'll meet you back here when I'm done."
She smiled and said "that's fine Jonah, I'll see you in a bit.
I smiled back and said "ok mom!"
After she turned around and headed back to the office, to my sister and the financial representative to finish up. I went over to the receptionist and asked her "excuse me miss? Where might the restroom be?"
She looked up from some papers and after a small smile pointed and said, "it's down the hall there second door on your left."