Ellen is feeling guilty about seducing her 18 year old son and confides in Mary her 25 year old married daughter.
The next day, Ellen felt very guilty about her behaviour with her 18 year old son Robert. She wanted to talk about it to her friends who she worked with, and although they were very close and often discussed intimate things she felt that what she had to tell them was just a little too much.
On her way home from her morning shift she decided to confide in her 25 year old married daughter Mary. She and Mary had for many years been more than simply mother and daughter.
Ellen drove to Mary's house and although Mary was surprised to see her mother at that time of the day was delighted to invite her in. They went into the kitchen and sat at the table and had a coffee.
Ellen said, 'I don't want you to be angry or upset but I have something very private to tell you,'
Ellen then started to go into detail of what happened that Sunday night between her and Robert.
Ellen thought that Mary would be disgusted at her behaviour but was surprised that she actually giggled.
Mary actually found it sexually arousing. Although she is happily married and loves her husband dearly she is slightly disappointed with the size of his manhood. He never fails to make her cum but she wishes his cock was larger. She is finding it so frustrating that almost daily she is using various objects to masturbate with.
Her favourite thing is a cucumber. She loves the way it fills her up and is such a tight fit. She never fails to give herself a huge orgasm when she uses it.
Mary even asked her 'Did he have a big prick mummy.'
Ellen was uncomfortable with her daughter's attitude and reminded her, 'Your brother is only 18 Mary.'
Mary seemed to dismiss her worries. 'I know that mummy, but I only want to know if Robert had a big prick.'
Mary could see that her mother was embarrassed and spoke gently, 'How did it start mum?'
Ellen felt relieved that she could tell someone about her worries and although she knew she instigated things, she felt it would sound better if Robert started it.