Author's note: This is my first foray into the world of a Dom/Sub relationship. I've reached out to several editors of this genre and have had no success in finding one to help. So, if you're reading this because of the Dom/Sub topic, please give me some feedback if you see something I need to address.
As always, all players are 18+ and no camisoles were harmed in the writing of this story.
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"That's great news, honey," he said sarcastically. "I'm SOOOO fuckin excited."
"What're you whining about?" I asked. "I'm the one who has to deal with your mom." He grimaced. "And ... I was hoping you'd be happy for me," I said snidely.
He softened. "You're right. I'm sorry, babe," he said, hanging his head in shame. "You know I'm proud of you and the hard work you do." He gave me a heartfelt hug. "And I'll take care of my mom."
"That's better," I said and kissed him. "Now you can whine."
"Nah, I'll get over it," he replied. "Can we go get busy creating that family we've talked about?" he grinned. I gave him THAT look. "Oh, come on," he whined.
"Family, my ass. Do you think of anything but sex?"
"Only when I have to," he smiled and pinched my nipple. "Why?"
I screeched and smacked his hand away. "You're gonna be a very HANDsome man if you don't knock it off," I said.
"Yeah, yeah," he scoffed and grabbed his cock through his pants. "You want this."
"I do, huh?" I said with a laugh. "I can live without it." I groped my tits. "You, however, wouldn't have a clue how to live without these girls."
He knew he was beaten. "Fine. But we're gonna have that threesome one day," he said triumphantly.
"You better be hoping I'll let you in on the twosome, HANDsome."
"So, can we go make a baby?" he said with the face of Ralphie in "A Christmas Story" every time he asked for the "Official Red Ryder carbine-action two-hundred shot range model air rifle."
"No!" I said as his face changed to the disappointment look after his mom says, "You'll shoot your eye out."
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My name is Mandy. My hubby, Ron, and I are in our mid-thirties, we're fit, motivated, and successful. He works as an executive for a national bank. I've been working my way up the corporate ladder in a technology company. Today I was promoted to Senior VP of Development. It's a great career move and a huge feather in my cap. I'm the first woman VP the company has hired.
The downside for Ron is the promotion means picking up and moving to Utah, where he was raised. Ron was raised in the Mormon church and his family was less than excited when he fell in love with a "Gentile" and married me. For Mormons, marrying outside the faith is a big deal. It's not against their rules but it's highly frowned upon.
Ron's family has accepted his decision and they mostly treat me as one of their own. His siblings call me "sis" and his dad always called me his daughter up until he passed away a few years ago. His mom, Diane, however, has never been accepting of me. She's always been rudely polite. She's very condescending and never gives me credit for having any home skills.
Because Ron chose to marry a woman with career goals, we've put off having children. Diane has always been pissed off that we aren't expanding her list of grandkids. She believes a woman's place is in the home, something I agree with, but I also believe a woman should have a choice. Aside from my career, I'm generally passive, so I don't fight back often.
Ron has talked to her a few times about her behaviors and it makes things better for a while. Then she eventually goes back to her old self. I try to stay out of the mix and usually end up hurt and crying but never in front of her. I will never give her that satisfaction.
Moving to Utah isn't all that exciting for me but the headquarters of my company is there. Outside of Silicon Valley in California, Utah has its own version called "The Technology Corridor." If I want this promotion, I must suck it up and move to Utah. Even worse, Ron's childhood home is within five miles of my company's location. There's no way to avoid her.
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As the days drew closer to the day for me to check-in at HQ, it became obvious that Ron wasn't going to be able to make the trip with me. His job, as well as all the logistics of selling our house and getting all our belongings on the moving truck, would keep him in Denver for at least two weeks after I needed to be there.
Worse than Ron not able to be a buffer between Diane and me, she insisted that I stay with her until we can find a place of our own. She wouldn't take no for an answer. I had no better reason to say "no" other than I don't like the bitch. I'll be stuck between my dislike for her and keeping peace in the family.
When the day arrived, the last thing Ron said to me before I got on the plane was, "Don't take her shit. Be nice and polite but let her know you don't appreciate her being rude." We kissed, hugged, said our goodbyes, and I was on the plane and on my way.
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"Hiiiii sweeeeeetheart," she said with that fake, singsong tone as she reached out to tent-hug me.
"Hi Diane," I replied nonchalantly with my own fake smile and rolled my eyes as I hugged her back.
"Oh, call me mom. How was the flight?" she sang.
'As if you give any kind of fuck how the flight was AND nope, I will never call you mom,' my inner voice replied. "Boring, as usual," I said as we broke the hug. I reached down to pick up the bag I had dropped to hug her. We made our way to baggage claim and waited much too long as she tried to make awkward conversation.
No matter how I felt about Diane, I have always been in awe of her. She is a queen. She looks the part. She dresses the part. She acts the part. Although she's fifty-two years old, she's fit and gorgeous. She has a sexy full figure which filled out much better than other women with four kids. One reason Ron is so fit is from the habits he learned from his mother. She not only took care of her family, but she also taught them the value of healthy living and eating. I hate her.
The drive from the airport to her home was thirty-five minutes of pure hell. Diane wouldn't shut the fuck up and constantly talked about her grandkids while letting me know, without ever saying the words, how much she was disappointed in Ron and me. When she would ask a question, I answered with the fewest words possible.
We arrived at her home and I nearly leaped from the car, grabbed my bags, and ran for the bedroom I would call mine for the next few weeks. I locked the door behind me and sat on the bed and cried in frustration.