My heavy breaths come out in quick huffs, the only sound in my otherwise quiet room. Light from the mid morning sun is filtered by the tightly shut blinds of my window, leaving the bedroom dimly lit. Lying in bed with the covers hastily pushed off, my morning wood tightly enclosed by my fist, I pump my shaft rapidly as images of mom riding Stanley in his truck the previous night flood my mind.
My head rolls back against the pillow as I arch my hips forward, roughly beating my stiff meat as I recall how her ass jiggled as it repeatedly slapped against Stanley's muscular thighs, his large hands tightly gripping her waist as he greedily sucked on the erect, pink nipple of her sizeable breasts.
God, they had been so sweaty by the end of it, the smell must have been amazing. I gasp and my cock throbs in my hand as I attempt to conceptualize the musky odor produced by their wet, colliding bodies during their raunchy, public fucking in the warm cab of his truck.
I feel the familiar strong tingling deep in my groin and know I'm close, pumping my shaft faster before I become overwhelmed with the incredible feeling of arousal as I unload all over my stomach.
My breathing becomes slow just as the last drop of cum falls onto the pool I made on my abdomen. Reaching toward the night table, I rip several tissues from the box that sits there and proceed to clean myself up.
I wasn't sure how much time had passed before I heard mom digging around in the hall closet just outside my room. Still laying in bed, I stare up at the ceiling while a strong sense of self-loathing washes over me, listening to mom sigh and curse to herself as she looks for something she clearly can't find.
Climbing out of bed, I open the door and walk into the hall to find her standing on her toes as she roots through the cloth bag that sits on the top shelf of the closet.
She turns her head toward me as I appear in her peripheral vision.
"Good morning, sweetheart," she says to me before turning forward again.
"Morning mom. What're you looking for?"
"Our beach towels. I thought they were in here but I guess not."
"Tim moved them to the closet in the front hall to make room for some of his stuff," I gesture toward the boxes on the bottom shelves.
Mom lets out an exasperated sigh. "Of course he did," she mutters. "Gotta make room for his collection of crap from college."
She steps back and shuts the doors.
"I think he moved them because we don't really use any of those towels a whole lot." I tried to come to his defense but she wasn't having any of it.
"Still would have been nice if he asked. Or at the very least told me."
Turning about face, she starts to march downstairs and I follow her, finally noticing the blue straps of her bikini peeking out from the collar of her oversized t-shirt.
"What do you need the beach towels for anyway?" I ask her.
"Stanley is taking me to the lake." She shoots me a big, excited smile as she approaches the front hall closet. "His family has a small cabin up there with its own dock and everything."
My heart sank in my chest.
"Wha... what? You just had dinner with him last night, and now you're off to his lake house together?"
"Uh-huh," she confirmed as she began looking for the beach towels. "I mentioned last night how I hadn't been to the beach this summer yet and he offered to take me up to the lake."
"And you decided on going up today?"
"Well the weathers supposed to be great so why not?"
"Guess that means you guys had a good time last night then?" I watch her carefully as she moves blankets and coats around in the closet.
"We did, the restaurant was fabulous. Stanley really knows how to treat a woman right." I didn't miss the implication that Tim didn't.
I caught the hint of a small, secretive smile on her face right before she pulled out two large towels from behind a large box. "Ugh, here they are. He really hid these fucking things."
Just then, I heard the sound of the back door opening.
"Yo, you almost ready to go, Julie?" Stanley shouted from the kitchen. That asshole had just strolled in without bothering to knock.
"Just about," she answered before shutting the door and heading toward the kitchen, me in tow.
Stanley stood by the back door, a bathing suit in place of the mesh shorts he normally wore, and Ray Bans perched on his face, obscuring any lethal gaze he might employ.
Mom scoops up her tote back as she clutches the towels under her left arm.
"We'll be back sometime tonight. There's leftovers for dinner in the fridge," she told me.
"You're gonna be gone the whole day?"
"Yeah, she is," Stanley answered for her, his face stony behind his sunglasses. "Your mom works hard all week, she's earned at least one day to enjoy herself, hasn't she, Kyle?"
Even though I couldn't see his eyes, the stern tone of his voice clued me in on what kind of gaze he'd be leveling me with if his sunglasses weren't obscuring his line of sight.
"Y.. yes, of course. I wasn't implying -"
"Speaking of working hard," he cut me off. "How's the job hunt coming?"
His sudden pivot to my search for employment makes me freeze up. I had been applying for jobs all week but had yet to receive so much as a rejection email from anywhere I had applied to.
Stanley took my silence as confirmation that it wasn't coming along well at all.
"Hmm, that's what I thought. Well seeing as your mom will be spending the whole day with me up at the lake, this'll be the perfect chance for you to use her car to look for a job, don't ya think?"
"Yeah, I guess so," I mutter, looking at my reflection in his sunglasses.
"Speak up when you answer me," he replies sternly, taking a step forward. "That's not a habit that will do you any favors in an interview."
I glance at mom and she inclines her head toward me, "He's right, sweetheart. You should learn how to speak properly when someone is addressing you."
Looking back at Stanley, a smirk stretches across his face, clearly taking pleasure in mom agreeing with him as well as the subsequent look of hurt on mine, which I see reflected in the lenses of his sunglasses.
"Make sure to remember that when you're out looking for a job today. I expect a rundown of how it all went when your mom and I get home tonight."
There was a sense of finality in his words, signaling the conversation was over.
"Let's go, Julie," he turned and headed out the back door, knowing she would follow.
"Good luck, sweetheart," mom told me before placing a quick peck on my cheek and following Stanley.
I stood in the kitchen, eyes watering as they left to spend the day together up at his lake cabin. The fact that she had agreed with him made my heart sink. I was losing her to that asshole more and more each day.