SUMMARY: With innocent intentions, Josh offers to help his mother relieve pressure from her swollen breasts after his newborn sister stops drinking from her. See how the two of them deal with the unexpected reactions their bodies have. This is a multi-POV story, switching back and forth between Josh and his mom, Jenni. Note that there are many scenes involving breast milk.
All characters in this story are 18 or older.
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[[1 ~ Jenni]]
This may sound funny, but I've always prided myself on the size of my breasts. I'm pretty small in general, not being very tall nor wide. Despite my petite frame, my cup size had been a solid "C" since I was sixteen. However, I've been pregnant twice, and both times my boobs expanded enough that I had to bump my bras one size larger, going from C-cups to D-cups (and one band size bigger, too.) And that boost was really quite meaty on such a small body. I didn't mind, of course. As I said, I liked my boobs. But then something unexpected happened...
Actually, let me give you some back story first. Quickly, mind you. First of all, my name is Jenni. My husband, Jack, died a year ago. It was tragic and horrific and completely ruined my life at first. We had a son together named Josh. It was his eighteenth birthday when it happened, so the loss was especially bad for him. It was bad for both of us. I was devastated the first month after it happened. But then I had a whole different problem to worry about.
You see, I discovered I was pregnant. My husband had knocked me up the day before he died. And I found out a month later when I missed my period. We weren't trying for another baby. It just happened, as these things do.
Josh and I were still trying to cope with everything that had changed in our lives since the accident. One such change was the fact that we grew closer that month. We spent a lot of time with each other. And then I found out I was pregnant. As soon as I told my son, an instantaneous transformation took place with him. He became an adult overnight. One day, he was just a kid. And the next, he became a man. He had been all ready to go to college, but he postponed it. He said he wanted to make sure I was ok. And all that.
And so, for the next eight months, my son stayed home with me. He worked, making money so I didn't have to. I mean, he truly and completely assumed the role my husband had inadvertently left behind. He became the main breadwinner of the family. Of course, the family was just the two of us, until the baby was born. But still. It was endearing. And sweet. And Josh quickly became the love of my life.
Alright. Fast forward a bit. I gave birth to my daughter, Emma. She was the sweetest baby in the universe. Like, super, super sweet. She was way better than her older brother as a baby. He had been so fussy, always needing attention and waking me up multiple times a night. Not so with Emma. Once I put her down for the night, she was out like a light. It was... perfect, honestly.
Meanwhile, my son Josh didn't miss a beat. My daughter was born--his sister--and he just assumed the responsibilities that went with having a newborn in the house. Like, all of them. He continued to make the money to pay the bills. He gave me cash to go shopping. He watched his sister when I needed a break. He did everything that my husband should have been doing. Every time I got ultra-emotional, Josh was there. He consoled me. He held me when I just needed to cry. He massaged me when I just needed to relax. For all intents and purposes, he became... the man of the house.
Which leads me to the crux of my story. Or at least the beginning of the crux. I don't even know what you call that. Is this like a prologue or something? Crap. I should look that up. Whatever. You get the point. Let's fast forward. Husband dead, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't take that for me being callous. I'm not. It's just that it's been over a year, and because of the new baby, I simply had to push past my grieving. Son took over dad duties. Baby born. Right. Would you get on with it already, lady?
How about we start one month after Emma was born? Yeah? Happy? Good. That's where I'll start.
For the first three weeks after Emma was born, there were absolutely no issues with feeding her. At all. She latched onto my nipples easily. My milk flowed for her. She drank and drank and drank and kept them rather deflated. She seemed happy. I was happy. Life was good.
But it was that fourth week when something changed. Emma just... stopped drinking my milk. I spent a full day trying to figure out what I had changed in my diet. But I finally concluded that I hadn't changed anything. She just simply stopped wanting my milk. I was forced to start making formula milk. That, she drank with no abandon. Like it was water. Or like it was full of sugar, which it was. In any case, she loved it. But she wouldn't drink from me anymore.
At first, I just sort of shrugged it off. No big deal. The second stage was for me to start to worry. What was wrong with my breast milk? That was my main thought. But not long after that, I started wondering if something was wrong with my daughter? Why didn't she want the natural milk that was there for her? And finally, I accepted it. I read numerous articles about it and decided that it wasn't abnormal. There wasn't anything wrong with her. Or me, for that matter. She just preferred something other than my breast milk. Fine. I get it. No big deal!
Except my breasts were a big deal. And growing. Daily. Christ. After a week of getting no attention whatsoever, they were so full, it was sometimes hard to concentrate. My body was still trying to provide milk for my daughter, but she wasn't draining it from me anymore. I started to look that up online. I found so many articles, it wasn't even funny. But most of them agreed that what I was experiencing was normal, and that the sensation would go away eventually. I guess that meant my body would get to a point where it stopped producing so much milk. Based on what I studied, it seemed that female bodies would attempt to produce exactly how much milk was needed and then some. The "and then some" was for emergencies, just in case. The problem was,
none
of it was being used, including the "and then some".
But fuck! My tits were aching! And huge.
Finally, one night, I was sitting on the couch feeling uncomfortable as usual. My breasts just felt... bloated. My son was there, and we were watching something on tv. I honestly don't even remember what it was. I had put Emma to bed a half hour before, and I was just trying to zone out. My boobs were uncomfortable, but that was normal. I just needed time to relax and not think about my daughter.