Thank you for reading my story, I hope that you enjoy it. Love Mica xx, Yorkshire England. All email comments good or bad welcomed. I will try and reply to each and every one but please note that all email comments from an invalid email address will be deleted immediately and will not be read. Please note that I write in British English.
This is a further story in the Yorkshire Pudding series.
I was laying on my back in the deep dark of the countryside, my son beside me, an owl hooting to its mate somewhere near by. I heard a splash as something dived into the canal and my fanny quivered, pulsing in memory of yesterday evening when my son shagged me for our first time.
Did I feel guilty, incest is wrong after all, and probably illegal, even though he is well over eighteen. No, I did not feel guilty, the act was wonderful, my love for my son is unquestioned, his desire for his mum, me, was without any doubt. Would he feel awkward or guilty? I hoped not, there was one thing I could do to assuage that possibility.
I eased the covers back, my eyes accustomed to the very dark light and I could just make out his shape. I moved to my knees and crouched over his groin and sucked his flaccid dick into my mouth, he murmured. He tasted of sperm and fanny, the after effects of our earlier coupling, and I lapped up the flavour, smiling at the memories it evoked. His dick began to firm as I licked it and soon was firm enough for me to shag it with my mouth.
I held his balls in my hand, rolling his testes gently from side to side as I bobbed up and down on his dick, my mouth pulling his foreskin up and down, my tongue dabbing on his glans as it was revealed within my mouth.
"Mm" he murmured, waking and enjoying my ministrations. I started to suck the end of his dick, using my free hand to wank him, squeezing hard and going faster and faster.
"Oh Fuck mum," he gasped and spurted into my mouth, shooting deep into my throat. I kissed his dick and swallowed and pulled the covers over us, I needed some sleep.
Jonathan stayed with me two more days and two more nights, copious amounts of shagging and then it was time for him to return. I was moored up in the marina and J gave me a kiss farewell and went off to find his dad in the car park.
I stripped my bed and put the bedding in the washing machine, it had 'that' aroma to it, and as I put the washing sheet in and pressed 'go' I heard a call through the companionway, it was Caprice.
"Walnut cake incoming," she called and then there she was, short skirted and polo shirt and in my galley.
"Plates coming up, and a knife too," I said reaching for the plates from the cupboard.
Caprice grabbed the knife from me and cut two generous portions of cake, one per plate, and went and sat on my sofa. I took the other plate and joined her. Now as many will know a turned off TV can act a bit like a mirror, and as I sat down next to Caprice, her 'upskirt' was clearly reflected in the TV. I supposed that I shouldn't look, I mean we are both girls, but, well, I did.
"I need to take 'Dun Modellin' for a run, exercise the engine and gearbox and the like, I am getting her serviced next month and I want to check there are no issues. Will you come with? We would be away a couple of nights."
"Er, yes of course I will sweetie, no issue now that Jonathan has been and gone, I am all yours."
"Excellent. I only have the one bunk, but that'll be fine, we can top and tail or just top and top, up to you."
"I am sure it will be fine. When do you want to go?"
"Tomorrow. We will let the marina know that your boat will be unoccupied for a few days, they'll keep an eye out I am sure."
The cake was nice, walnut not my favourite, but never the less, Caprice does make a nice cake. We chatted about how far she wanted to go, and she said she thought as far as Bingley, but not do the three or five rise locks, just a gentle jaunt, turn around and then return, couple, maybe three days should do it.
There would be a swing bridge to operate almost as soon as we left the marina, and then a little further on was Dobson Locks. Not daunting like Bingley, but still daunting enough if you are not a regular boater. I had done them a few times, but I didn't think Caprice had. We'd be fine, I was sure. They sometimes had Canal and River Trust people manning the locks, so, with luck, they would do it for us.
We sat and chatted about the potential hurdles over the next few days and decided that there were none, we would be just two girls on a boat. After Caprice had gone I sorted out a bag and put together the clothes that I would need and a few other requirements, moisturiser being he most important. People find it surprising how dry it can be in the cabin of a canal boat, they forget about the effects of the log burner used to heat the interior spaces.
I remade my bed with my spare clean linen, and had an early night, my first alone for a few days and it felt a little odd. When I turned over there was no one there, when I woke up in the dark night there was no sound of breathing. No occasional fart to disturb the calm of night. Nothing, just me. Jonathan had only stayed three nights yet those three nights had quite a profound effect on me. It wasn't that I wanted someone to live with, just that I hadn't realised how much being alone was really being alone.
It was dark still when I arose, put the kettle on and showered whilst it boiled. Dressed only in my robe, I made my morning tea and had some Weetabix. I would take my opened milk with me, and my favourite Tea to use on Dun Moddelin, it would only go to waste otherwise. Refreshed I dressed, knickers, leggings and a thin cord corduroy dress with long sleeves, and a cardigan for the evening chill. I grabbed the various perishables I was taking and put them on the stern along with my bag of clothes and my robe and a towel.
Satisfied that nothing was left on that shouldn't be, and that all lights and not required electrics were switched off, I locked up and ferried my stuff down to Caprice's boat, stowing my bits and pieces on her stern before knocking and boarding.
"Come in, come in," Caprice called through the companionway, and I ferried my bits and pieces down into the saloon.
"Let's have a coffee and then we can go, I don't think we are supposed to open the swing bridge before seven AM, so if we aim to get there spot on seven, that should be fine."
"Where shall I put my stuff Reece?" I asked her, using the abbreviation of her name that I often used.
"Oh, just dump it on the bed for now, you know where everything is, so for the next three days, my boat is your boat, my home is our home."
I put my stuff in Caprice's bedroom, not on the bed, that seemed wrong, and went back to sit in the saloon and drink espresso coffee whilst we waited for a suitable time to cast off and approach the swing bridge.
"How was your journey with your son?" Caprice asked, "I know you've only just come back and her I am dragging you away again."
"He was great, it was lovely seeing him. We went up almost as far as Shipley and then turned round. I let him helm most of it and I think he enjoyed it. Not sure that he would want to come and live with me, I think he likes really fast broadband for his gaming, and not the pedestrian speeds we get on board."
"No issues with having a male on board, you know, close confines and all that?"
"No, there's a door on the bathroom and he had his own bedroom, so, no, it was just lovely seeing him, it was a shame when it came to an end." I wasn't even going to hint that the second bedroom didn't get used, oh no, somethings need to remain a secret.
"I would have loved for him to come and sample some of my wares." Caprice said laughing, "good looking lad from what I saw as he walked past."
"Well, he is my son, I certainly am going to think he is good looking. He is for sure going to break some hearts I reckon."
"Come on, let's get going, put the mug in the sink, we'll wash it later, let's get the other side of the bridge and get near the locks."
We were reverse moored in the marina, so there was no bow rope to cast, so it was just the stern, and I did that as Caprice got the engine started and warming up. We were soon ready and Caprice eased forward and then out of the Marina. We were in luck, someone else was operating the bridge, a narrow boat coming the other way, so we just took advantage and passed through the swing bridge after them, giving them a cheery wave of thanks as we passed.
We chugged up the canal at a sedate three miles per hour, passing a heron fishing from the tow path and a couple of narrow boaters going the opposite way, again cheery waves, one boat seemed solo, just the one chap on duty, and the other was a couple enjoying a brew as they made tiny ripples in the canal.
It was only a few minutes to Dobson Lock and Caprice pulled over so that I could jump from onboard and operate the lock. No such luck, padlocked closed, and a small sign saying the Trust would open and operate the lock at eight. I went back and gave Caprice the news.