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Merriam's Adventures in a Small Town
Consoling the Widow
"My condolences, Ma'am," the driver said, as he looked back through the window between the back and front seats of the limo. "It'll take us about forty-five minutes to get to the cemetery. I'll make the ride as smooth as possible."
"Thank you. Take your time," Anne Daniels said, pushing the button that raised the solid panel, closing the two compartments off from each other. Between the solid panel and the extremely darkly tinted windows, they were completely isolated from the rest of the world. "Well, we're all alone now. So how ya doing, sis?"
"I'm doing ok," Merriam Richards replied, as she sat in the middle of the back seat of the stretch limousine between her two daughters Leslie, aged twenty-one and April, aged twenty.
Merriam had been married for a little over twenty years to her husband Donald. The two girls had been born early on in their marriage. In fact she had been pregnant with the oldest girl Leslie when she walked down the aisle. And their sex life became almost non-existent after the birth of their youngest daughter April a little over a year later. Now he was dead.
"Hell," Anne continued with a big smile, "in a couple of days you'll be doing great."
"Oh, please," Merriam said. "My husband just died."
"Personally I'm glad the bastard's dead," Anne announced.
"What?"
"I can't believe you stayed married to the slimeball, as long as you did," Anne said.
"He was my husband," Merriam said, as Leslie laid her head on her mother's shoulder and rested her hand on her knee. On the other side, April was doing the same thing.
"Husband, hell," Anne spit. "For the past fifteen years he's hit on just about every woman in town, except you."
"He even hit on me," Leslie agreed, squeezing her mom's knee.
"I know he slept around some," Merriam agreed.
"Slept around some?" Anne said, incredulously. "He died in a car wreck coming home from an all night liaison with his latest bimbo, for god's sake."
"He was still my husband," Merriam reiterated. "Those marriage vows meant something to me, even if they didn't mean anything to him."
"Well, I still think you're better off without him," Anne said, finally. "I mean you're only forty years old and still a hot piece of ass. It's time for you to get out there and have some fun."
"I have fun," Merriam said, defiantly. "Um, Leslie, dear. What are you doing?"
She had just noticed that her daughter's hand had worked its way halfway up her thigh taking the hem of her black dress with it. Then she noticed that April's hand had done the same thing on the thigh she was stroking. The girls had worked their hands up high enough on her legs to get above the top of her self-supporting stockings, until they were resting on her bare thighs.
"We're consoling you, mom," Leslie answered, sliding her hand further up her mother's smooth leg until she was gently stroking the wet spot of her panty covered pussy.
"Well, stop it," she said, reaching down and trying to push the girl's hand away. "I know how you like to console me. I thought I was going to wake the neighbors up this morning when you consoled me."
The girls were not to be denied. They had both been away at college and had come home to be with their mother in her hour of need. The girls and their mother had been lovers while they were still in high school, and had wanted to stay home to continue their affair with her, but she had insisted that they continue their education and made them go off to school. Now that they were home, they planned to get as much of their mom as they could.
"Oh, come on, Merriam," Anne said, enjoying the show. "Just relax and enjoy."
"I am relaxed," she said, trying to push the girl's hands away, unsuccessfully. "I'm always relaxed."
"Relaxed hell," Anne continued with a big smile on her face. "When the Sheriff showed up to let you know about the accident, you peaked out the window, saw the squad car, and thought he was there to arrest us for what we were doing in the bedroom."
"It was a natural mistake," Merriam said. "We live in a small town." She tried to push the girl's hands away again. And, once again she met with absolutely no success. "Please stop, girls. We're going to a funeral, and I need to look like the grieving widow, not like the prom queen after she just got laid."
"Don't worry," Anne said, still smiling. "We'll make sure you look the part, won't we girls?"