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To those few that are still confused about the category, "Incest/Taboo" has two portions - "incest" and "taboo". Incest is when Emily eats her mother out; Taboo is when Sam fucks the mother of his fiancΓ©e. For now, the story will continue to be categorized as I/T for those reasons.
Reminder: I've slightly changed the mom/family info headers. (Mom's name is now listed first.)
(Bucket-List Progress: Week 15 - 33/104 = 31.7%)
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~~~ Week 16 - Monday ~~~
Emily and I rolled out of bed, showered, and headed to pick up Alissa. She responded to Emily's text and was already coming down the walk as we pulled up. My fiancΓ©e hopped out of the truck, the blonde slid in, and Tinkerbell slid in to smash the new employee between the two of us. Alissa giggled.
"Good morning," I told her, as I pulled away from the curb.
"Good morning," she replied, bumping her head against my cheek and then hugging Emily.
"Em," I said. "Remind me, after work, that we need to get your dad's table and chairs put back."
"They're mom's too," she stated.
"I'm not starting anything with your father," I told her. "I'm putting them back and they can all fight over it. Next time we need more places to sit and eat, I'll run to Warehouse World and buy a damned card table!"
After a minute, she said, "I'll remind you."
"Thanks, Tink," I replied.
"Tink?" Alissa asked.
Emily glared at me and then looked at our helper.
"Meathead, over there, says I'm his little Tinkerbell."
Alissa smothered a giggle.
"If only she could use her fairy dust to make us fly...," I said dreamily.
"You're gonna end up working by yourself again...," she threatened.
I threw up my hands in surrender, and said, "Please - not that - don't make me work in blessed silence!"
"I'll bite your dick off...," Emily growled.
Alissa snort-laughed.
"She's feisty...," I told the blonde.
Emily chose to ignore me.
We pulled into the nursery, quickly grabbed what we needed to finish up the Wilson job, and climbed back into the truck.
"Mr. Reynolds will check on us at the end of the day?" Alissa asked.
"Usually," Emily replied. "Not always - but most of the time. Don't sweat it. You're doing fine."
"Thanks," the blonde responded.
Emily gave her a quick hug.
At the job-site, we unloaded supplies, tools, and equipment and got to work.
An hour in, I got a text from Maggie: "Setting Emily up to manage your sessions for the time being. I've got a few that won't work at the house so I'm moving those up on the time-table so we can keep you progressing."
A few minutes later, I heard Emily calling my name.
"What's up?" I asked, stepping over by the girls.
"I need to run to the house and grab some Midol. Alissa's good here - I just wanted to let you know I was gonna be gone for a bit."
I nodded and tossed her the keys.
I looked at Alissa and said, "Holler if you need anything."
"Okay, thanks," she replied.
Emily disappeared - presumably to go talk to Maggie - and showed back up a half-hour or so later. She brought me the truck keys.
"There's a new madam in town," she said, giving me a wink.
I laughed and said, "Alrighty, then."
"Maggie's got a few 'house calls' lined up. You think three a week is too many?"
"We'll just give it a try," I replied.
"The roller-moms are in the queue too," she warned me, with a grin.
"I'll need a day or two off after them," I replied, laughing softly.
"I figured," she said, giving me another wink and heading back to rejoin Alissa.
At lunch-time, we piled into the truck and headed for the diner.
"We still good on the schedule, or should I text Reynolds?" I asked.
"I think we're good," Emily replied.
Her phone buzzed with a text. She studied her device for a bit.
"We good?" I asked.
"Yeah, mom was talking to a friend who processes insurance forms - works from home. How's the internet at your mom's?"
"Should be good," I said. "Your mom have a PC?"
"I don't think so," she replied.
"Okay, when we go grab the table and chairs, let's get her to figure out where she wants to do her 'home office' thing. We'll hit Warehouse Club and... Should we just take her to dinner and then drag her along to pick out her desk and shit?"
"You know my mother adores you," Emily said, grinning. "She can't spend enough time with you."
"Do I have anything going on tonight?" I asked.
"You've got a... uh... landscape consultation tomorrow night - but you're clear tonight," she replied.
"Okay, while we're waiting for our food, we need to scribble down a short list of what she needs: PC or laptop..."
"Laptop," Emily said.
"PCs are easier to hang shit off of," I warned her. "I only recommend a laptop if you're on the road a lot."
"It's not less of a desk footprint?" she asked.
"It's actually more, usually. A PC can fit under your monitors - leaving more room for keyboard and mouse. With a laptop, you have to figure out where to put it - and then open it to turn it on - depending on the model."
"Gotcha," Emily said. "PC then. One monitor or two, you think?"
"I've seen people with a horizontal one for their desktop and a vertical one for documents - but it fucks with your eyes - switching back and forth. I'm tempted to just say one big-ass monitor - to keep her from losing track of where she's at."
"I agree," Emily replied. "Less moving parts will reduce the chance that she gets frustrated."
"That's what I'm thinking. Text Maggie and see if she has a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that she likes. That will reduce wires on the desktop."
"On it...," Emily said, pulling out her phone.
We slid into "our" booth and the waitress brought our drinks.
"The usual?" she asked.
We all nodded.