SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH HER TEENAGE SON 1 One Saturday evening, Sue found Tommy sitting in the living room watching TV as usual. "Tommy, why are you sitting home tonight? Why don't you go out with someone?" Sue said, sitting down next to her son and putting her arm around his shoulders. They had this conversation almost every weekend. "Come on Mom, give me a break. I don't need to go out, besides, I'd rather be home with you." That had been his standard response. It was a lame excuse and they both knew it. "Tommy, you need to have friends, you know... girlfriends," Sue said in exasperation. Then she looked at him seriously and said, "I'm worried about you." "You seem to do okay without boyfriends. Why do I need girlfriends?" "Come on Tommy, that's different and you know it. I've already been married. Besides, I already have a man. You!" Sue said, squeezing his shoulder affectionately. "Well, I have plenty time to date. Besides, I already have a woman. You!" Tommy replied, smiling at using his mom's own words. Sue sighed in frustration. "Well, we're a fine pair aren't we?" "Mom, you're my best friend," Tommy said seriously, snuggling into her arm. "And you're my best friend too," Sue said, hu--gging him again. However, she couldn't let it go. "You still need to date. It's not healthy." Tommy took a deep breath. "Mom..." "What?" Tommy's mouth was opened but nothing came out. His head fell back on the sofa and he closed his eyes. His face seemed to color in embarrassment. "It's nothing. Never mind," he finally said. "Come on Tommy... please don't close me out," Sue said, turning his face to her and looking into his misty eyes. "We've always been able to talk about anything. Haven't we?" Tommy had wanted to talk to his mother for a long time about his shyness and the stutter but he didn't want to burden her. Additionally, he felt embarrassed talking to her about girls. Now that he had finally gotten up enough nerve to bring the subject up, he knew he had to continue. "It's... it's just that I'm... I'm not so h--ot with the girls. I'm too shy and whenever I get around a nice looking girl I... I... I... get tongue-tied," Tommy said, his eyes unable to meet his mother's. Sue was surprised but tried not to show it. She had never heard him get tongue-tied before. "Now wait a minute, you always say that I'm a nice looking girl and you don't get tongue-tied around me." "I'm serious Mom, I don't know what to do or say around girls. I've only ki--ssed two girls in my whole life," Tommy blurted before he could stop himself. "Really?" Sue said in astonishment. My God, he was 18 and he had only ki--ssed two girls, she thought. He must be a virgin! The realization shocked Sue. Then a bigger problem occurred to her. "You like girls don't you?" "Mommmmmm! Of course I like girls," Tommy said, now totally embarrassed. Sue sighed in relief. "It's just that... just that... oh h-ell... I haven't even been on a real date." "Wow Tommy, I had no idea!" Sue was unable to hide the shock in her voice. "I've seen you go out. You said you were going out with girls." "I'm sorry Mom, I lied. I go to the library or the mall. I just didn't want you to feel bad for me. You have enough on your mind." Suddenly, Sue realized that she had neglected Tommy since his father died. She had been foo--lish to think that she could read him. She had been so busy mourning her own loss, feeling sorry for herself and working on her career that she had missed all the signs. It was obvious now that he was very se--xually immature. God, how could I have been so stu--pid? she thought. The two of them sat silently for a long time. Neither one of them knew what to say. Finally, Sue broke the ice with an idea. "Tommy, what would you think about you and I going on a date?" "Come on Mom! Get serious!" "I am serious. You're very comfortable around me, so why don't we go out? You can act as if I'm your date. I can tell you what you need to work on. After all, I still remember what girls like." Sue stopped when she realized that he might be embarrassed to go out with his mother. "Uh...that is if you wouldn't be too embarrassed to be seen out with your old mom." "God Mom, you're not old. You're the best looking woman I know!" His face turned red as soon as he said it. "Thank you sweetheart, and you are the best looking man I know. So why don't we two good looking people go on a date?" Tommy was quiet for a few minutes, thinking. Maybe it would be good for her to go out, he thought. Besides, she might get off his back about dating. It could be a way for him to help her. Suddenly, he liked the idea. "Well... okay... I guess it might be fun," Tommy finally said in a nonchalant tone. "You don't sound that excited," Sue said with a pout. "That's not it," Tommy said quickly. But... but... "What's wrong sweetie?"

SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH HER TEENAGE SON Chapter 19

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SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH HER TEENAGE SON
EPISODE 19: Sue Becomes Bold
Sue sucked in her breath.
She couldn’t answer right away. Somehow, she knew that this question would come up again.
She had practiced how to tell him no gently.
She didn’t want to hurt him.
However, all of the practice went out the window when she was faced with the question.
Sue could still feel the sensation of his hand on the Bobby-Melon and the kponmo was still swollen and “salivating”.
Instead of a firm no, she said, “I suppose so, but just one.”
Tommy’s heart leaped in his chest. Nervously, he turned to his mother and brought his l!ps to hers.
As the l!ps pressed together, he pulled her into his ba–re chest for a hug.
When she opened her mouth; he sent his t0n–gue into herr warm and wet m0–uth.
He could taste the wine she had drunk.
When his t0n–gue pulled out, Sue did the same thing to him.
He su<ked on the t0n–gue and heard a m0–an. The k!ss went on and on.
Tommy took a chance and grapped Bobby-melon.
Sue wasn’t pretending to be asleep this time but still couldn’t stop him.
Tommy m0–aned as he felt heavy bobby-melon in his palm.
Hw played with the “n!p–pul” , Sue was giving him all the right sound tracks. Their m0u–ths were swollen from the continued k!ss.
Finally, Sue pu–shed him away; her breath coming in short gasps. “Tommy, we can’t, we… we… have to stop.”
Her voice didn’t seem that convincing to Tommy.
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He p!nned her back onto the ground, ignoring her weak pr0tests and continued.
He raised The Top shirt up, exp0–sing Sue to the cool air, causing the “n7ppul” to stand at attention.
Tommy broke the k7ss and pulled back, looking down at the Bobby-melon.
“God, they’re beautiful,” Tommy said leaning over as if to su7k one.
“No, Tommy stop,” Sue said p7shing Tommy away.
Tommy fell onto his back, his chest heaving, looking up at the sky. “
I’m… I’m an id7ot, Mom. I always spoil everything. I’m sorry.”
Sue sat up, pulling her top back down and looked at her son.
She was so worked up that she was losing control.
It’s my fault, not Tommy’s, she thought. I’m the elder and I misled him.
Then a sigh escaped her lips as she looked at her son’s strong ch7st then down to the gbolala standing at attention.
“You’re not an id7ot Tommy. You’re a wonderful son and I love you very much,” Sue whispered, then stretched out next to him and put her head on his chest.
She could feel his heart pounding. Slowly as if she couldn’t control it, her hand began to move down
She marveled at his firm abdominal muscles and watched them ripple from her ticklish touch.
When she reached his the gbolala area, she paused and then as if she had made a decision, she began to free the gbolala
Tommy lay frozen, smiling and happy beyond his wildest dreams. “Mom,” he whispered.
“Shhhhh!” Sue said as she worked on saving the gbolala and setting gbolala free from its cave.
She hesitated only a moment before she made up her mind.
Her shaky hand reached for the gbolala and grabbed it.
It was, if you ask me, a mighty gbolala.

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