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Mind Made Up Pt 13

Mind Made Up Pt 13

by interestinglife
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Castillo. Day Thirteen. Sunday.

The hangover should feel worse. Last night's party and games involved a certain amount of inebriation and an equal amount of sex. Yet, even as my mind stirs to wakefulness, I don't feel too bad. Dry mouth, weird breath -- a slight ringing in my head that slowly subsides.

I rise from my bed and shuffle to the bathroom -- all is quiet. I take care of business, undressed, then return to the upstairs hall. My eyes wander to the open room doors. I shake off the confusion and make my way to the closest door past mine -- my sisters' room. I lean into the doorway, using it to support myself, and stare at their beds.

Bed. Singular.

My two sisters are huddled in Stacey's bed; Heather is spooning her older sister. All the covers have flown off so I can bask in their glorious nudity and embrace. Light snoring comes from one of them.

The sight is both tender and erotic. I resist the temptation to come in and wake them, but I do decide that I'll snap a picture, if I think about it when I return to my room.

I step back into the hall and look towards the end. The partially open door leads to my mother's bedroom, where she and Dolores retired together last night. I can't not peer in, at this point. I walk towards the door and carefully push it open.

There they are, on the large bed, both asleep. Dolores' sight hits me first; she's on her back, sheets over the lower portion of her body. Her breasts stick out from her chest -- clear confirmation that she had work done on them, not that it was in question.

My eyes dart left. My mother, Jane, lies naked on her front. Her beautiful buttocks are exposed for appreciation, her legs slightly tilted to put emphasis on her derriere. I stare at it for a long moment, quietly. Then, I creep into the room, next to the bed.

I want to touch them.

Clearly, I'm still slightly under the influence, I tell myself. Better leave. So I withdraw.

Yet, moments later, I'm back from my room, snapping a gorgeous picture of the scene from many angles. There's no movement on their ends -- sleep still grips them tight. Satisfied with my images, I step back, but my eyes wander to an object sticking out from under the bed.

A pink dildo.

My mind immediately races to the possibilities, and I almost fall walking backwards into the doorway. Luckily, no incident follows as I return to my room and close the door, locking it -- after also securing some images of my sisters in the same position as before. Quickly, I transfer the images from my camera to my secure server.

Only then do I return to bed, allowing my state to lull me back into partial slumber.

A SHADOW LOOMING OVER ME stirs me to wakefulness. I open my eyes and stare up at the form of Dolores -- not quite naked as she's wearing a bath robe, but it is open all the way so I can see her delicious figure.

Without a word, she climbs into my bed, on top of me. Her warm sex pushes against mine; I moan gently. She shuffles back and forth against me, the folds of her sex gently stimulating my manhood to its own rise. As I begin opening my mouth, Dolores puts one finger on my lips. She leans down, kissing me.

When I'm good and hard, it doesn't take too long, she lifts herself slightly up and makes me penetrate her. My moan is louder than before.

- Good morning, Grant, she whispers to me.

- Dolores, I...

Again, she shushes me.

- Your mother is sleeping soundly. Even if your sisters should wake up, I don't think they'll interfere. Am I right?

I nod silently in agreement. She lets the bathrobe slide off her shoulders, now fully nude. Her ride on top of me is gentle, loving. Our eyes are locked in to one another's stare. My hands move to cup her breasts and I gently massage them. All is quiet in this morning as we make love. I let her take charge -- every so often, she leans down and we kiss again. The back and forth of her body over me provides the most wonderful sensations on my shaft. Then, she begins to bounce slowly up and down, and I feel myself pulling out of her, then back in. Her rhythm keeping is amazing.

- Tell me when you're about to come, she whispers to my ear after a long kiss.

As she carries on, the tension rises and, within a minute, I feel the pressure at the tip of my shaft. So I give her a knowing glance.

That's when she stops -- I skip a breath as the tension hangs there, letting me linger in my desire, pressing down on me so I can't just thrust up. She lets the sensation wind down.

- ...fuck, I whimper. That's mean.

- No it's not, she says. You'll like this.

Only when the tension is fully down does she resume the stimulation; it only takes a few moments for the excitation to rise again. I moan harder than before.

- Sometimes, she says, if you hold it in, it's even more intense later.

- Devilish Dolores...

She is all smiles as her hands come to rest upon my chest. Her movements on me are quicker now and her face is shifting due to her own rising pleasure.

- Grant, she whimpers in kind.

I decide to take charge and thrust up. She internalizes a small scream. We move in rhythm, passionately reaching our respective climaxes. I hit mine first, groaning as I feel the pressure release, shooting up inside her sex. My warmth triggers her own orgasm which she again keeps vocally inside, though her mouth is agape for a long moment.

A moment later, she lies down on top of me, exhausted -- I'm still hard in her but not for long.

- Thank you, Grant.

- ...Dolores, fuck. Love you.

- I know.

She slides off me gently, to my side, resting her against my chest.

- Still so warm in me, she mutters.

I don't answer; the moment is magical and I don't have yet the will nor the energy to interrupt it. Dolores's hand caresses my skin as she eventually speaks up.

- It was a great party last night.

- It was.

- I think your mom had a breakthrough.

I don't answer, relishing in the moment. Dolores, however, has things to share with me.

- I could see she was back at a younger self in her mind, Dolores adds.

- That's good.

- Feeling appreciate, loved... sexy too.

- My mother is very sexy, I reply.

Dolores caresses my lower belly.

- I'm really glad you think so. It's important to her.

- That I find her sexy? I ask.

- That the kindest man in her life considers her to be more than just her value to him.

The commentary raises an eyebrown, but Dolores quickly explains.

- Right now, Grant, you're the only man in her life.

- Ok?

- And she sees the way you handle yourself, and she's so proud of you.

She's told me so several times.

- And she's a bit jealous of all the attention you get.

- She wants the attention? I ask.

- No. But she wonders how she can compete with it!

I close my eyes and smile.

- She doesn't need to. She's my mother. I love her.

- You love what she's becoming?

I decide to inquire on that, this time looking straight at Dolores.

- What is she becoming?

- A woman again. Not just a provide or a mother. She's becoming someone with needs -- emotional, physical, social, psychological -- needs that she can now meet because she doesn't have to fight so much.

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I don't need to know the answer to my next question, but I want to know.

- You had sex with her last night?

- Well...

Dolores blushes a bit.

- She wasn't quite up to returning the favor but... yes. I helped her have some fun.

- And now, you're in bed, with me. After we had sex.

- Yes. Is that a problem?

I grab her chin and kiss her.

- No. Not at all. If it's not for you.

- Grant... I love you. I want you. I want to be with you.

Her words are clear as crystal.

- I'm ok with selling my house. I'm ok with sharing you with these other women. I'm even ok with whatever is happening between you and your sisters. And I'm ok with rekindling a friendship -- a passion -- lost to me for many years. I love your mother. I love Jane.

- I know you do. It shows.

I decide that since sincerity has become the way for me (at least in most things), I can afford be direct.

- What will my mom think of us though? What will she think of you and her at the same time?

- Your mom is more progressive than you think.

- No, I think I'm getting it, I state with directness. But there's always a chance. And, as convincing as I can be, if there's one person I don't want to sway in an inappropriate direction, it's Jane.

Dolores leans in against my lips and kisses me.

- I don't think you could even if you wanted.

Her confidence surprises me but I don't have the desire to debate it. We indulge in this intimacy for a while, until Dolores rises from my bed.

- I'll head back to your mom's bed. And Grant?

- Yes.

- Just let me know when I can start the procedures for selling my house.

- I have a thought on that which may make your job easier there.

She trusts me implicitly, but before she leaves my room, I talk to her again.

- I have plans for the afternoon so I might not see you again before I leave -- well, maybe for lunch.

- It's fine, Grant. We take the time we can.

I TAKE A LONG SHOWER that day. I feel amazing from Dolores' tenderness this morning so I bask in that sensation. While I'm in there, both my sisters come to use the bathroom. Neither disturbs me, although Heather pops her head behind the curtain so I splash her face with water.

I don't stay around for breakfast; it's already late anyway, though I kiss my mother on the cheek, grabbing her arm and rubbing it as I exit. She barely speaks, still in the haze of the morning after (drink and pleasure), but her smile is beautiful and free.

I check my messages to confirm my afternoon appointment, then hurry out to my destination. I need to find Lily -- Dolores' daughter. I have her address. That's all I need, theoretically.

I remember her from when I was younger. She's the same age as my sister Stacey -- two years older. Not often, Dolores and her family would come around to our place. We'd play slip and slide in the backyard. It was before the divorce, obviously. I do my best to recall the details as they might be relevant to my conversation.

Dolores and her husband split when I was twelve, or around -- Lily would have been fourteen. Girls were still gross at the time so I paid her very little attention, though I do recall a summer with swimsuits and burgeoning adolescence, but I might be confusing with Lily with other girls from the same time. Stacey and Heather had lots of female friends that I could spy on when I was around that age.

I realize I don't really know the reasons behind the divorce other than they weren't in love anymore. It's my fault for not asking Dolores for clarification -- and also for being overconfident about my ability to fix things, perhaps regardless of circumstances. I definitely have a bias in favor of Dolores, and not just because I am sleeping with her. At least, I don't think that's the only reason.

Getting to Lily's place is easy. As a beach town, Castillo is very flat and walking around its streets isn't strenuous at all. I've always enjoyed walking anyways and only take a vehicle for long distances or if I have to carry stuff. But to meet Lily, all I have is my person.

She rents an apartment near what is considered downtown, really a street with shops and restaurants. Sunday morning is busy and I get a lot of looks of interest from many of the female visitors, some quite obvious and others much more subtle. Again, as I've done before, I choose not to engage but I do get catcalled a few times.

It's not as flattering as some make it out to be, especially since I suspect I haven't deserved it. They're just acting on instinct.

I do notice, perhaps because I've started paying more attention to it, that several men also give a flirtatious look -- or at least, what seems to be one. I've never swung that way so I haven't ever taken the time to assess. In all honesty, it's a bit flattering (like for all the women who quietly contemplate my strut). It'd be easy to get distracted and just bask in the admiration.

Is that how my father always felt?

I reach Lily' apartment building. The outside door is locked but, before I can buzz, an elderly woman standing on the steps actually holds up her key.

- Here, dear, let me help you in.

- Thank you.

She winks at me and I must admit that I am challenged -- this is the oldest person that has ever flirted with me. Dolores and Pauline are in their late forties, early fifties. So was Alice Welsh. But this woman must be past seventy.

I guess it's true that old people can have desires and sex lives -- but I'm not there yet, not with her certainly. Still, I thank her politely as I pass through the open door and feel her staring at my behind.

This might explain why my father always seemed to live like a hermit -- maybe the pressure of these encounters gets too intense after a while.

I walk up the stairs, gathering my thoughts. It occurs to me only at that point that Lily might not be done -- she might be out. I know she doesn't have a partner from what Dolores has told me but that also may not mean she's alone. But it's a bit late to turn back, and I am on a mission.

I get to her door, third floor. I take a deep breath and knock.

- Yes?

A female voice from beyond the door, not far.

- Are you Lily Odell? I ask.

- Who is it?

- My name is Grant Hammond.

Short pause.

- Hammond?

- Yes. My mother is Jane Carrier. We know each from our childhood.

I hear movement towards the door so I take a step back. A lock clicks open and the door pulls in; Lily is standing there, wearing sweatpants and a tank top. She's gorgeous despite her unkempt hair and morning look, hair like her mother's.

- It is you, she says.

- Hi.

I shrug. She stares; I immediately see my effect on her as she both seems to tense and relax.

- What are you doing here? We haven't...

- It's been years, yeah.

I have to ask and I choose to be direct.

- I came because I wanted to talk to you. About your mother. Can I come in?

I was expecting a frown or other negative reaction, but there's just interrogation in her eyes.

- Sure, she says.

She steps back and I enter. She closes and locks behind us. I examine the kitchen -- small but quite stylish. A space opens to the living room to the left, and a small passage leads to a hall that must connect with the bathroom and bedroom.

- Want coffee? She asks.

- Sure. Thanks.

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She motions me to the table. I sit. As she turns around to get a cup, I stare at the sweatpants that hide the curves of her body. She puts the cup in front of me, retrieving hers already half drunk, sitting on the other side of her small table.

- Wow, Grant. You've... embellished.

- Thanks. You're equally lovely. Though I would never have said that back then.

- Ah! I bet!

She must remember me as some distant and uninterested child, sometimes an annoyance when my sisters would get in the way of my games.

- So... about my mother?

I decide that, now that I'm in, I can take a slight detour before getting back on topic.

- Nice place. Alone?

- Yeah.

- How do you afford it?

- I'm a nurse. Well, private care, actually. But I have my RN.

I congratulate her with a smile.

- And what do you do? She asks me.

- I'm a graphic artist. Computers. But I'm... also into investing. Off right now.

- Oh.

Her smile is happy; she takes a slow sip from her cup as she scans my face.

- So here's the thing...

She waits patiently for me to continue.

- Jane -- my mother -- no, let's start again. My dad died not long ago.

- Oh. Condolences.

- Thanks. But we weren't close. I came back to town -- I live in the city -- lived -- anyway, to help with the funeral and other arrangements, and ended up staying in town longer than expected, to help my mom.

- That's kind of you.

I see her hand move towards mine so I pull mine back, avoiding physical contact at the moment. She doesn't insist.

- Thanks. Anyway, you may remember that your mom is my mom's best friend.

- Yeah, I recall. We visited you often back then.

- Mostly in the summer, I confirm. In any event, we ended up visiting your mom and I got to talking to her. And she talked about you.

So far, nothing I've said seems to have caused any sort of negative emotion in Lily; I have to wonder if indeed there is bad blood between her and her mother or if it's all in Dolores' mind. I don't think it'd merely be my presence smoothing things over.

- From what I gathered, you two aren't on the best of terms?

I let the question linger. I see her mind struggle to frame the issue.

- It's complicated, I would say. It's... it's less bad now that I... that I no longer live with her.

It's not a clear explanation but it's an idea to explore -- but Lily doesn't let me do so as she quizzes me back.

- Why do you ask?

- Because I got talk with your mother and I figured -- well, given my own relationship with my parents -- loving mom, estranged dad -- maybe I'm meddling. But Dolores seemed like a kind person and I guess -- I guess, I just want to help her.

- Mmm....

I want to wait for her to speak before I inquire further -- again, I'm mindful of the impact of my words and how they influence people.

- Mom wasn't... let's just say... look, there's no simple way to say this. Mom... cheated on my dad.

- Ah.

With my dad, I think. Obviously. Dolores even told me she slept with him.

- That's why the divorce?

- That and other things, if I'm honest. My parents were already fighting when the affair happened.

- Do you know with whom? I ask.

- Nope. Don't want to know either. The whole thing made my dad very angry -- and mom, well, she never apologized. Even if they weren't sleeping together at the time, from what I understand.

And herein lies the flaw, and why I've been so careful around my partners. There was some tension about Alice Welsh but I swayed her husband to my side; there were no complications with the police officers Michael and Shane as they both wanted it to happen. But I did break up Sally's relationship, apparently -- and even if Esther is better off without Pauline's husbands, I cut short that too. I could probably break apart any couple I wanted. It's the kind of power that frightens me.

- You okay? Lily asks.

I've been looking past her.

- Yeah. Just... my parents are divorced too.

- It happens, she shrugs.

How do I tell Lily that Dolores had no chance of resisting my father's charms? Or mine, for that part! I can't invalidate her feelings, regardless of the circumstances.

- She misses you, I simply say.

- I know. She must miss my brothers more though.

- Why do you say that?

Lily rises, holding her empty cup in her hands.

- Because they really took dad's side. They said really hurtful things. Compared to me, anyway. They were younger too. Twins, backing each other in every thing. They still live together in the city. I know they haven't seen mom in years.

- I wanted to do something about that as well, but...

Lily offers me a kind smile.

- Wasted efforts. And I guess... I guess I'm not really mad at mom anymore. Well, a bit. But time's passed. My father's remarried -- happy. But it's always awkward with mom.

- It doesn't have to be, I tell her.

- That's a nice thought.

- I mean it, Lily. Sit down, please.

She moves back to her seat.

- Listen, would you like to have a better relationship with your mother?

- I think I would, she says. It has to be rebuilt, of course. And that's a lot of heavy lifting.

- It doesn't have to be, I reiterate.

Clearly, Lily is puzzled by my approach.

- I'm gonna make a series of statements, Lily, and I want you to pay attention to them.

- Sure.

I'm very happy that Lily is not as angry at her mother as I initially believed; water's rolled under that bridge, it seems. It makes the next step easier to carry out. I wasn't certain how to proceed but this approach I just figured out might be the one needed.

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