What?! A wholesome firebird68 story? Inconceivable! Hey, peeps, welcome back. I hope you all enjoy this story. This is a nice, wholesome, happy ending story from yours truly. I think the most shocking thing is that this is my first true incest story, other than some lesbian scenes from an old story a few years back. I'm surprised I haven't written more. Anyways, quick tag warning for futa on female. If you don't like that, click away or suffer your own doom.
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Jennifer lugged her suitcase up the steps, huffing as she hefted the bulky bag. She reached up to knock on the door, but before her knuckles could tap the wood, it opened and swung inward.
"Hey, you're here!" Sue exclaimed, a big smile on her face.
"Hi, mom!" Jennifer replied, dropping the handle of her suitcase to give her a big hug. Their breasts mashed together as they embraced, preventing them from getting close, and making them both laugh. Sue looked down at their substantial bust, Jennifer's D-cups a bit smaller than Sue's own E's.
"Well, you definitely take after me." She chuckled. "I guess girls like us aren't exactly built to hug."
"Well, we can hug from behind, I guess." Jennifer offered.
"Yeah, that's thinking outside the box." Sue said.
She turned around to face back into the house.
"There we go. Hug away."
Jennifer laughed and wrapped her arms around her mom, pulling her in. Her crotch pushed into her mother's plush rear and a jolt of panic went through her as she felt her cock begin to stir in her pants. She quickly released her mom and reached down to grab her suitcase again.
"See?" Sue turned back around. "That works a treat."
"Yeah." Jennifer rolled her eyes. "Next time you can hug me instead. Now, are we gonna stand out on the porch all day or can we go inside? It's freezing out."
"Oh, you've got to be kidding me!" Sue teased, blocking the door. "It's more than fifty degrees! That's like desert weather around here for December."
"Yea, well, it's like Antarctica weather for Los Angeles." Jennifer grumbled. "New York is somehow way colder than I remember."
"Then you're losing your memory, honey." Sue said, dropping her arms and walking into the house. "It was in the thirties last year. And the year before. And every other year as far back as I can remember."
Shivering, Jennifer hurried inside, shutting the front door behind her.
"When are you going to move somewhere warm?" she asked, hanging up her jacket.
"Hmm. Let me think. Never?" Sue called from the kitchen. "Yeah, that sounds about right."
"Oh, come on." Jennifer left her bag by the stairs and joined her mother in the kitchen. "Florida's really nice this time of year."
"New York is really nice this time of year, too!" Sue complained. "Well, except there's no snow this year."
"Sounds like a plus to me."
"Are you kidding? I love the snow. What's that song again?" Sue snapped her fingers. "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas. Right? Well, all you can do is dream about it in Florida because Christmas is all green down there."
"Green Christmas is the kind I like. New York can keep the snow and the frigid weather." Jennifer said. "Anyways, I'm gonna unpack and take a shower. It was a long flight."
"Oh, I almost forgot." Sue called as she walked off. "You room is a little...well, it's full of boxes at the moment."
"What?" Jennifer popped her head back in the door. "Why?"
"Sandy from down the street is moving." Sue replied. "I'm letting her keep some things here until she can get all moved in. She's downsizing to an apartment now that her kids are all moved out."
"So where am I sleeping?"
"You can sleep on the couch or you can share my bed."
"Couch? No, thanks. My back's already killing me from the damn plane."
"All right, then you're bunking with me for a couple weeks, hon. Sorry about this."
"No, it's fine." Jennifer sighed. "But I still need a shower. What time are we leaving for dinner again?"
"Our reservation is at six." Sue looked at her watch. "So, you've got two hours."
"Sounds good. What's the attire?"
"Formal. Just wear a dress or something."
"Okay."
Jennifer dragged her bag upstairs into her mom's room and turned on the shower, ready to enjoy the hot water on her shoulders. A couple hours later, she was downstairs in a short, red dress that hugged her slim, curvy body well, waiting for her mother. She turned off her phone when she heard Sue's heels clicking down the steps and looked up, whistling as her mom came into view. She was wearing a beautiful, sleeveless, purple dress that came down to mid-thigh. The tight material clung to her slender waist and wide hips and the V-neck dipped low, showing off a substantial amount of her impressive cleavage.
"Wow, looking good, mom." Jennifer praised. "Trying to impress someone?"
"Hey, you never know where I might meet a new husband." Sue smirked. "There could be some rich, lonely bachelor at the restaurant tonight just waiting for a beautiful woman to come walking through the door."
"Who's dreaming of a green Christmas now, huh?" Jennifer snickered. "Let's go before we're late."
They took Jennifer's rental car and drove off to the restaurant. It was a fancy place and Sue had had to book a spot weeks in advance.
"Good evening, miss." The concierge greeted them. "Do you have a reservation?"
"Yes, it's under Sue." Sue replied.
"Ah, yes." He picked her name out on his list. "Reservation for two. Right this way, ladies."
He led them to a table and a waiter stopped by moments later to take their orders.
"Hello, ladies, you look beautiful this evening." He said, pouring them cups of water. "Our specials are at the top of the menu. We have a lamb chop dish, a fresh halibut, and a prime rib. Can I start you off with something to drink?"
"Yes, can you bring us a bottle of wine, please?" Sue said.
"Certainly." The waiter nodded. "Do you have a vintage in mind, or would you like the sommelier to select something for you?"
"Surprise us. Something red maybe?"
"Absolutely. Take a minute to look over the menu and I'll be right back."
"What the heck is halibut?" Jennifer whispered when the server had walked off.
"It's a type of fish." Sue answered.
"Oh, yuck." Jennifer wrinkled her nose. "I guess I'll try the prime rib."
"Well, I'm going with the salmon."
The waiter came back a couple minutes later with their wine and poured them both a glass.
"This is a Chateau Bordeaux." He explained. "The sommelier highly recommends it. Are you ready to order?"
"Yes, I'm getting the cedar plank salmon." Sue responded.
"And I'll have the prime rib special." Jennifer followed.
"And how would you like that done?"
"Medium well."
"Very good, I'll have that out for you soon."
They both sipped on their wine as the waiter left again.
"Wow, this is good." Jennifer said. "I'm usually more of a white wine girl."