Hannah Wright was a single mom of an 18-year-old high school senior named Kevin. She and her ex-husband had never wanted kids, but when she got pregnant at the age of 25, her husband left her to raise their son on her own.
He'd sent child support every month, but never once tried to contact them. A mutual friend said he'd moved to Australia. She didn't really care. She was angry and hated him for leaving her. She didn't care if he'd fallen off the face of the earth.
She'd tried her best to raise Kevin right. She thought she'd done a pretty good job with what she had, and, at times, working up to three jobs to make ends meet. She'd forgone romantic relationships completely and hadn't even felt the touch of man in almost two decades. When she got horny, she'd just take a bath and masturbate.
Sure, she'd felt lonely, but her son was more important, as well as her career, which was head librarian at the local public library. She also did some freelance writing in her spare time
But now that Kevin was 18, he was an adult. Maybe she could get in the dating game again. He'd be graduating and going off to college at MIT in June. It was November now. Just nine more months.
Even though she hadn't dated or slept with anyone in a long time, she still kept her physique up. Sure, she'd put on a few pounds since her younger, skinny days, having gone from 115 pounds on her 5'4" frame to 135. Of course she was thicker now, but that was to be expected with age. She just knew she looked damn good for 43.
She quit drinking and smoking as soon as she'd gotten pregnant and hadn't touched the stuff since. She ate right and worked out three times a week. She knew guys looked at her, and of course, she'd found some men attractive, but she just didn't have the time or the interest to pursue any of them.
Occasionally, she'd take a look at herself in the mirror to make sure she was still in shape. She loved her long brown hair that she sometimes had to dye to cover up the grey. Her favorite facial feature were her deep, blue, doe-like eyes, and scattered freckles. Her full lips came in at a close second.
She had always had C-cups before she got pregnant, but they quickly went up to D and stayed there ever since. She liked them, but they were getting a little saggy. If you looked closely enough, you could see stretch marks on them, but they weren't that prominent.
Her belly had also gotten the same stretch marks and a little pooch that slightly hung over her belt after she gave birth. She was in good shape, but hadn't quite been able to get the six-pack she'd had all throughout her teens and 20s. It didn't bother her too much.
One thing she also loved was that her ass had gotten a lot more shapely. She thought it looked incredible in yoga pants, jeans, and panties, and of course she loved it without anything on as well. She liked to wiggle it as she looked at herself in the mirror.
Appearance was very important to her. It wasn't so much vanity as it was self-confidence, though. Part of that, of course, was grooming. She removed every bit of hair below the neck. She knew no one would see it, but she did it for herself.
As for Kevin, he had always been the too-skinny, sickly, nerdy kid, which was prime fodder for bullies. It seemed like every year, there was always that one kid who would target him all, but for the entirety of high school, it had been one in particular: a basketball player named Brad Greene.
And it wasn't just him. Hannah found it hard to get anything about them out of Kevin, but what she had caught over the past three and a half years, Brad had three henchmen, Carlos, Devin and James.
She'd met Brad before. because he and Kevin had actually been at least friendly acquaintances when they were kids. She'd even let Kevin go to his birthday party about ten years earlier. She had not met the others.
Going to the principal didn't work for Kevin. It only made the bullying worse. Everyone, including the school police officer, just chalked it up to boys being boys. Hannah was starting to get fed up with it, but Kevin kept telling her not to say anything. She promised she wouldn't, but she was damn close to breaking that promise.
In fact, this would be the day.
Kevin came home from his after-school chess club, crying. His new PokΓ©mon shirt was ripped, and he had a scrape on his shoulder. The blood was soaking through. Before she could try to comfort him, he ran into his bedroom and slammed his door.
This was the last straw. Hannah was fuming. She wanted so badly to hold her son, but she also wanted to give him privacy, so she didn't follow him into his room. She just wanted to end this. Not wanting to give Kevin the chance to talk her out of it, she grabbed her car keys to go see if Kevin's parents were home.
She could easily remember where they lived because it was one of the biggest houses in their small Southern California town. Brad's father was, after all, a big hotshot lawyer named Dan (which also posed some problems with regards to Brad never facing any consequences of his bullying).
She could barely keep her eyes on the road because she was on the verge of tears from anger and sadness. She paid no attention to the speed limit and arrived at the large, two-story brick house in five minutes.
She parked her car and sat there for a few moments to try to gain her composure. She'd managed to barely hold back the tears so she didn't look disheveled and distraught. She had to make a strong impression. Looking weak would not suffice.
After a few deep breaths and a quick glance in her visor mirror, she stepped out of the car. She straightened her hair and sun dress. Everything looked normal. She forced a smile and proceeded to the door. With one more deep breath, she rang the bell.
"May I ask who's here?" a male voice said over the speaker.
"Yes, this is Hannah Wright. I'm Kevin's mom. I need to talk to Mr. or Mrs. Greene," Hannah said in as polite a voice as she could.
There was no response. The anticipation was killing her. She just kept breathing deeply and silently telling herself everything was going to be okay. Finally, after a couple of minutes, the door opened.
She was taken aback at the sight of this attractive, younger guy standing there. He must have known he was attractive because he was wearing no shirt and had a confident look on his handsome face.
He flashed a cocky smile and said, "Well, hello, Mrs. Wright. You want to talk to my parents about Kevin?"
Feeling a bit flustered but trying to sound confident, she said, "Yes. May I come in?"
"Sure thing," the young man said, holding the door open wide.
Hannah stepped in. She wondered if this was Brad's older brother or something. She didn't remember him having a brother, but this guy definitely looked older than 18. No way it was Brad. Was it?
He was so good-looking that she could feel her face getting flushed. It was hard not to. He was one of the more attractive guys she'd seen this close before. He had black hair cut high and tight and eyebrows that stood over seductive green eyes, full lips, and pearly white, perfectly straight teeth. All of this complimented his tanned skin.