An occasional series of short erotic stories and novellas about first time sexual experiences... some are funny, some are sad and some have strayed into the realms of the taboo or the unusual...mostly the stories are about people and relationships rather than just sex although there are explicit sexual descriptions in some if not all of the tales. So be warned!
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THE MUMMY'S BOY
Gavin's Story -- Proving that a boy's best friend is his mother.
You may well ask how it can be that a twenty year old guy can still be a virgin in the 21st century.
I often wondered the same thing myself and I was one! Twenty years old and never been laid and with no immediate prospects of the situation improving.
My father had the answer and used to say it every day "That boy is a complete fuck-up!"
I guess he was probably right. In my father's eyes just about everything I turned my hand to became a total disaster and that went double for relationships and especially so when it came to girls.
It was not that I didn't like girls or want to get laid, I did! Oh fuck, didn't I just! Much of my waking life and probably a good part of my dream time as well was given over exclusively to thinking about girls and how to get into their knickers. It just didn't seem that I was ever going to get it right. I was convinced that I was going to spend the rest of my life wanking and wanting.
It wasn't that I was ugly, or a wimp or a waster, I was none of those things. In appearance I was a reasonably good looking sort of guy, I stood just an inch or so under six foot with short curly light brown hair that went blondish in the sun and had a fairly athletic body, not terribly muscular, but I was a cross-country runner and a good tennis and badminton player so I had immensely strong legs and quite powerful arms and shoulders. I wasn't ashamed to take my shirt off on the beach!
My teachers at school had thought me intelligent and a good student, I got decent A level grades and got into Cheltenham University to read English Literature & Creative Writing.
Just getting to University to do the course that I wanted to do had been a major fucking uphill battle.
First off my father, the all-powerful, never-to-be opposed, Sir 'Billy' Butler, KBE, self-made millionaire, industrialist and development visionary finally took an interest in what I wanted to do because he saw my choice of English Literature & Creative Writing as a 'mamby-pamby' subject with no useful application in the real world.
"That boy is a complete fuck-up...!" He had shouted at my mother. "Why can't he do something like engineering or architectural design... Something that would be useful to the business."
"I don't want to be an engineer...I want to be a teacher..." I had put in but I might just have well not been in the room for all the chance that Dad would be listening to me.
"Christ...there is no need for him to go to college at all...I left school at fifteen I had made my first million by the time that I was thirty..." He bellowed in his rough northern bullish voice.
We had all heard this a thousand times, how Dad had started on a building site as a labourer, saved his wages for the first few months and then bought a load of old fireplaces and wooden fixtures from Victorian houses that were being pulled down in Bradford and sold them to fashionable developers in London at extortionate prices. It was the start of his empire. But I wasn't my father and I didn't want to follow him into his dream...I wanted to teach English literature not spend years as a storeman and site worker in his firm before joining Dad on the board of directors earning my position 'the hard way' as he had.
"Well he won't get any money from me!" He had ended. "If you want to let him stay a fuck-up all his life and become a bloody fairy teacher...earning peanuts, then you can pay for it..."
That was his first and last conversation about my future, he stormed from the room and never discussed my education again.
"Never mind dear," Mother had said putting her arm comfortingly around my waist. "We don't need your father's money... it will be just the two of as always." She had given me a warm hug. "Literature sounds nice...I used to love reading at school...I loved the Secret Garden and the Chalet School books..."
My mother was not a brainless bimbo...she just worked very hard at making people think she was! She had a mind like a steel trap but the words that issued from her full cupid lips hid that fact admirably.
Money for my fees was never going to be an issue. Mother was a wealthy woman in her own right, she was a Sinclair, old Scottish money, and was the executor for my inheritance, a decent sum which had been left by my grandmother and came to me when I was twenty-five but could be drawn on for my education.
Dad had married my mother for her social position and money, he had muscled in on the former, using her social connections, but had never got his hands on her cash. My mother might be a bit of an air-head at times more concerned with her dinner parties, charity work and her wardrobe, but she wasn't stupid. I just never did understand why she married him, they never did anything together and although they shared the house at Gloucester he had his own suite of rooms and was hardly ever at home.