Mary approached her son with glazed eyes.
He sat back in the kitchen chair with a grin. He had planned to do this, but never knew when. However, she fell under his spell just as easily as his principal did. That was when he knew he didn't need a plan. He just needed her to be alone and unsuspecting.
As Mary approached him step by step, unbuttoning her blouse to let her breasts spill free from them, she mounted her son's lap with hot breath panting from her succulent lips. Once close, he had a lung's full of her feminine smell. It drew him closer, bringing his lips to her bare chest. Peppering her bosom with soft smooches, Mary's breath hitched with lust. Moans escaped her lips and echoed off of the nearby walls.
Driven by his own desire, he laid his hands on Mary's hips and pulled her closer. His fingers dug into her plump hind-quarters and pulled her festering loins into his growing bulge, tight in his pants and begging to be freed from captivity.
She leaned in for a kiss, her breath something her own son shouldn't be smelling. He yearned for this forbidden taste so he readied his wet tongue for the incoming action, tail having a hard time staying still behind him. Suddenly, Mary's hand gripped Jackson by the throat. Tightly. Abruptly.
He felt his airway get cut off as her nails turned into claws, digging into his flesh.
He gagged and coughed, trying to fight her power but he couldn't beat her strength.
She glared deeply into his young eyes and snarled,
"Who are you?" Her eyes were crimson red, "And where is my real son?!"
--Days earlier--
Mary had to keep her poise professional no matter how painful the thought of her husband crossed her mind. The beautiful golden retriever, Mary, brought out a cart dressed in a white cloth. She was a waitress, serving at one of the most famous restaurants in Sun City.
On top of the cart was a fancy dinner for two and a silver bowl of ice in the center. A bottle of wine laid in the ice like a bath. One plate each, she delivered the food for the newly-engaged couple sitting before her; two love-stricken otters, "Here you are. I hope our establishment is to your liking?" Her voice was pleasant to the ears of her customers. Her blue eyes complimented her soft smile, but thickened the mask she often wore.
After serving their food and glasses, Mary pulled the bottle from the ice and pours them each a serving of the burgundy colored liquid. Afterwards, she left the bottle and gave a light bow of her head, "Let me know if you need anything else."
"Thank you, ma'am." The male otter said. He and his fiance hadn't stopped beaming at one another since they sat down.
The fiance opened her smiling lips to Mary, "Yes, thank you! You're so nice. All the other waiters and waitresses just aren't you, Mrs. Mary."
Mary smiled, "Thank you." She couldn't say too much else. The sight of the glimmering silver ring on the otter's little brown finger made it hurt for Mary to breathe. "I'll be around if you need anything else." She said. Mary turned and rolled away with the cart. As she moved out of their sight, she let out a deep breath to calm her palpating heart. Her thumb touched the diamond ring on her finger for comfort.
* * *
Later, Mary tossed her apron off where the other employees tossed theirs. Afterwards, she grabbed her purse and keys from the employee lockers, "Boss, I'm leaving." She called out. She started her exit, but was halted before she could walk two feet from the kitchen doorway.
"Hold it." A voice called back out to her.
She wasn't looking forward to any conversation. She just wanted to go home and sleep off the strain on her mind. However, somehow, she knew someone was going to confront her tonight. There was a crack in her mask here and there and it gave just enough of a glimpse for the other employees to see that something was wrong.
She clutched her purse strap tighter as she heard her boss's heavy steps behind her, "I seriously think you need to take a week off, Mary." He spoke, voice as deep as the weight in his step.
She turned to face him. He was a taller equine with brown fur all around his masculine body. He wiped water from his hands with a towel that he threw over his shoulder. Mary could smell detergent wafting from the hot sink filled with steaming water. The used dishes soaked inside its bubbly broth of grease-fighting solution.
Afterwards, he crossed his brawny arms and leaned against the frame of the doorway into the kitchen. His black tattoos were clear on his neck. His white shirt hugged his body perfectly like a second layer of fur and showed off every crease of his muscles, "I know you don't seem bothered, but I'm worried about you, Mary."
"Bothered by what?" Mary replied, brushing a bit of her brown hair out of her face, "I'm fine, boss."
"It's after-hours, Mary. You've been working here for five years. You know my name by now." He was one of those men that smiled without smiling. Mary would just have to feel it in his tone.
She corrected herself, "I'm fine, Shane. I'm just tired."