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The day began like so many others. Davey rose groggily to consciousness, the blissful oblivion of sleep pierced by the clattering roar of his neighbors lawnmower firing to life. "Fuck, this is some bullshit," he thought. His clock radio began blaring adding insult to injury.
"90.9 WPPK RADIO! I'm Carl Weathers here with the weather! No joke, that's my name! It's August 15th and boy the dog days of summer here in Georgia keep dragging..." The energetic report was cut abruptly short by a poorly aimed shoe thrown by Davey. The clock thumped to the floor. "Fuck," muttered Davey. Wanting nothing more than to sleep the day away, he rolled over to bury himself under the covers.
"Davey, it's time to get up!" his mother, Sandra Collins called from the kitchen. The smell of bacon, coffee, and waffles seeped beneath his closed door as she prepared breakfast. "You promised to help Mrs. Harper up the street and I need to go to the office to file some paperwork!" Davey groaned again. Life, it seemed, would not simply idle by without thrusting its ever pressing frustrations into his lap. "Ma, I'll do it tomorrow," he rasped out. From under the covers he flailed for the glass of water on his nightstand to parch his throat. Knocked it to the floor a burst of jazz rang out from the alarm clock as its circuits fried, then it sparked and died. At this indignity, Davey buried himself deeper.
"Davey, you really need to get up. It's 8:30 and I have to go," Sandra said, opening the door after two sharp raps. She looked professional as always, a slender pencil skirt hugging her toned thighs. A pressed white button down clung fetchingly over her modest bosom. Blazer top slung over her shoulder, she leaned askance against the doorframe and peered critically over her glasses at the pile of blankets covering Davey. A skinny foot poked out from underneath as she apprised her wayward son.
"Davey, I'm leaving in 5 minutes and you need to drag your butt to the shower and get moving. Breakfasts on the table, clean up when you're done and go help Mrs. Harper. She's been pestering me for weeks to get you over there. Last warning, Mister." Sandra strode into his room, smiling briefly at the telescope leaning in a corner. A gift from her late husband on Davey's tenth birthday, it was perhaps one of the few hobbies he'd shown great interest in growing up. Aside from video games, but then again that was typical of young men in his generation.
She pinched his toe, spurring a yelp from under the pile. "Up!" she exclaimed pulling back the covers, exposing Davey's short, pudgy frame clad in an oversized tee and tighty whiteys. Underwhelming in most ways, the young man's only real striking features were his golden eyes, luscious long lashes, and rotund backside. He groaned. "Fine, I'm up. I'm up," he said. Stretching, he took in his surroundings. His mother, standing somewhat imperiously at the foot of the bed, while on the walls posters of various planets and starscapes interspersed pin ups of game characters. They gazed down on his pallid form, unblinking. He huffed. Same as it ever was. Typical.
Sandra cast another glance at him, eyes briefly lingering on the sad bulge between his legs before meeting his eyes. "Go get cleaned up," she commanded. "I'm leaving." She tossed the blanket at him, turned, and strode out. The pencil skirt hugged an ass which could only be described as trim. A former long distance runner, Sandra had settled down after meeting her husband. They had a whirlwind romance and born Davey from the fruits of their loins some two decades prior. As in all stories though, tragedy so frequently strikes and her husband passed from cancer leaving Sandra alone.
But the years had been kind and she had stayed fit both for her love of his memory, and her love of herself. The drive to provide had thickened her skin, the demands of high powered corporate life necessitating casting aside most motherly affectations. She loved her son, but felt that he was not on the path to success.
Little did Sandra and Davey know, today, a day which began like so many others was going to be one which changed his life and eventually hers as well.
***
Davey slouched down the street, eyes squinted against the glare of the mid morning sun. His tennis shoes crunched on gravel and even the birds in the neighborhood pond he passed seemed subdued. "Ugh, this sucks!" he thought. Things hadn't been going well. Summer break from community college was boring. School itself had proven to be a drag. His grades were mediocre and he didn't see what good his degree in Communications would do. All he wanted to do was star-gaze but he lacked the drive to pursue a STEM degree. Even his teachers all treated him kind of like a weird bug. No matter how many times he insisted on being called David, they all called him Davey in a mildly patronizing tone. He kicked an errant rock which had the temerity to exist, startling a squirrel nearby. It looked at him curiously as the short young man trudged along the path on to his date with destiny.
Ding Dong. Davey stood nervously on the doorstep of the quaint two story home. He looked at the hydrangeas framing the front stoop and tapped his foot with some impatience.
The door swung open. "Why Davey, Hello!" beamed Mrs. Naomi Harper from within. Davey gawped. So rarely did anyone seem genuinely happy to see him, it struck him as very odd. "Do come in," she said, moving aside. "Thank you for coming, I desperately need help moving some boxes and with the yard." She flicked a hand at the hydrangeas. "Tony said he would trim those back but has been putting it off and I'm tired of waiting."
Davey shuffled inside, shrinking into himself a little both out of nervousness and not wanting to bump into her nearly eye level cleavage. Ever aware of the heat emanating off her, he tried desperately to not get hard. Not that anyone would likely notice his substandard pecker. Mrs. Harper's statuesque frame could be considered intimidating, even before being elevated on modest pumps and wrapped in a figure clinging chiffon summer dress. She closed the door and beckoned him deeper into the house. Davey's heart skipped a few beats as his eyes lingered on her incredibly thin waist and mind-bogglingly large backside. Shaking himself, he followed though it did not escape his attention that even when viewed from behind the sides of Mrs. Harper's epic prow could still be seen. "Unreal tits," he thought.