AUTHOR'S NOTE:
It's really, really important that I emphasize what kind of story this is before you even start reading.
"Nora in the Sun" is what's called a 'slow burn' - it's got a definite progression that it needs to follow in order for the protagonist and his mother to 'enjoy each other's company', if you take my meaning. It's not the kind of story where a boy looks at his mom sideways one second and finds himself balls deep in her pussy the next.
It's the kind where they talk first.
It's the kind where the mom has feelings, has reasons for drawing close to him, has very real physical temptations she undergoes and fights on the long, sexy road to actually seducing/being seduced by her son. It's a bit of a romance, if you really want to break it down. It's the kind of story that makes the act of incest all the more hot and forbidden when it actually does happen.
Though that's not to say that there isn't a huge amount of nude teasing, anatomically explicit misunderstandings, sexually aroused skin contact, and maybe the occasional 'physical compromise' along the way to it.
What I hope to make clear is that if you're the kind of person looking for a self-contained story to get you off in 10 minutes, you may want to check something else out - Literotica has an incredible variety that'll do it for you. I personally recommend "A Mother, Her Son, and His Lap" by Mr. Here. Wow. What a dizzyingly hot read.
But if you want a story that will allow you to really get in the head of the MC, to allow you to feel a relationship building with his mother, to enjoy a realistically drawn out, semi-realistic progression from awkward son thinking his mother is beautiful to cumming, balls deep inside her as she begs, orgasming, for him to impregnate her, well, if you're the kind of reader into that kind of stuff then this story is for you. It's got a lot of parts to it, and I'm working as hard as I can to have it finished by the end of the month. We're only at day 6 and I'm almost halfway there in the word doc, so stay tuned, and please, take your time and enjoy.
Fake Flower
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Ch 1
Mom's lips had a way of seeming especially soft when she was embarrassed.
They pressed together in a plush frown as she watched Ross, my dad, making a fool of himself again. She kept her head low while he yelled at the girl who panicked at her terminal, trying to get our plane tickets printed. It wasn't that girl's fault - printer malfunctions happened all the time. Our own printer was equally as much of a piece of shit, which is why we were trying to get the vacation tickets printed last minute at the gate, but it didn't look like dad had any patience for the airline either.
"What kind of fucking service is this? Don't you know we've got a flight leaving in," he looked at his phone, "two hours? I can't miss this! Do you know how much I'm paying for this vacation?" I felt anxiety crawling up me as I noticed the airline employee's hand moving closer and closer to the phone on her desk, undoubtedly to call her manager and to have us thrown out.
"Ross, please," mom begged dad, "just be patient, people are watching-"
"I'm being patient, damnit. Oh, Nora, will you give it a fucking rest?" He took a deep breath with mom's encouragement and then shut his mouth, glaring. The airline employee looked at him warily, her hand now slowly moving away from the phone next to her.
It looked like we weren't going to be thrown out of the airport, yet.
Like mom pointed out, people really were looking at us. Most watched my dad, waiting for him to explode. Concerned families, TSA officers, a couple of employees that stood off to the side all tensely stared. The girl behind the counter looked most often at me, her make up covered face clearly searching out my opinion, as if she were asking if she should be worried. I shrugged and tried to look relaxed. She took it as a sign that the worst was over.
Through all the stares surrounding us I picked up that some guys behind us were looking at my mom. Not that I blamed them. She was a stunning specimen - the kind of woman you'd expect to see on television - practically a Nigella Lawson look-alike, with wide eyes, long, full lashes, impossibly dark brown hair, pale skin from being indoors and working to keep the house clean in a full-time effort. She had soft, wide hips. You would never have guessed that she was in her forties.
I heard a comment behind me. One of the guys used the word 'fine', over and over. Mom and dad may not have noticed their ogling, but I did, catching earfuls of it. Another voice behind me said the word, 'milf'. Then I heard laughing.
It made me angry, but I knew they had plenty of reasons to describe her that way. Her body was built by regular yoga, a bit of chocolate and wine, and a LOT of squatting from doing laundry. She was wearing dark leggings, a tank top, comfort-wear for the long flight ahead. A hoodie tied around her waist covered her ample behind, but despite that, there were a lot of curves along her legs that the spandex seemed to show off, feminine muscles that could move with tired resilience doing chores, or lightning reflexes to keep things from falling off the mantle. I looked mom up and down really quick, and noticed her shoulders were really pale under her tank top. She had incredibly white skin.
I carefully stepped to the side so the guys behind us had less of a view, and also made a point of not looking at her. It was weird. I had only come back for a few months after some time at college and it felt like I was only noticing what my mom looked like for the first time. She was a bit of a hottie.
I shook my head. I wasn't a pervert.
"Here you go - your tickets," the girl at the counter said, holding them out with a fake, strained smile. "Enjoy your trip to Belize!" Dad grabbed them from her and grumbled his thanks. Mom walked on, turning her eyes to me.
"I'm sorry," she mouthed. She looked so embarrassed. She sighed as we walked on, still looking at me, and smiled sadly. "Well, here we go. I hope at least he calms down by the end of the week. It's not like it's our only family vacation in years. It's not like I made him promise that we'd all have a good time, especially since you're going back to school after this." She watched dad moving quickly ahead of us, out of sight.
"He's not going to calm down," I commented, knowing exactly the kind of person my dad was.
"He'll have to calm down, or else," she muttered, frowning. "I warned him about this. There's consequences for behavior like that." Her eyes went dark. I knew what she was talking about. I remembered that before I left for college, she would go on little 'strikes' at home whenever dad got too out of hand. While she cleaned, and cooked, and made sure all the kids were doing well, there was one arena she sometimes held back in. I'd see the effects after a day or two. Dad would get pent up, tense, angrier and more frustrated.
He would sometimes pull my mom aside, and try to reason with her to end her 'strike'. He'd make awkward jokes, trying to get her to laugh and to ignore the ways he deserved it. Of course, by the end of a few weeks, I'd see my dad stepping up, doing dishes, measuring his words, and then we'd all notice after a night where mom would finally go 'off' strike, he would come down to breakfast with a look of bliss and relief. These strikes worked in helping him to step up as a parent, for a week at a time at least. Mom almost laughed. "How many times am I going to have to put up with this?"
I didn't want to answer that.
"Now, where the hell is your father?" She asked. He was too fast for us, already closing in on the security checkpoint, likely too embarrassed to face her. In a way, I didn't blame him. When she was disappointed and frustrated it could make your heart fall to pieces, though I guess that didn't really work on him, hence the 'strikes'.
She tried turning the rolling carry-on to go after him, but there was a loud snap, and it tipped over. One of the cheap wheels at the back of the suitcase lay by itself on the ground, snapped off thanks to a lucky mix of bad plastic and the luck that only our family vacations had.
"Shit," mom's face turned into a furious glare. She looked around and at me, exasperated. She searched the distant crowd at the security checkpoint. "Goddamnit, Ross, I told you not to order this cheap shit. I should have bought these things myself." She tried lifting it up. Her little arms pinched together. Her bra shifted upward as she hissed with the effort. I saw a little glimpse of purple fabric emerge near the top of her chest.
I went up to her and grabbed her suitcase. "I got it." I brought it over my shoulder, trying to show off and cheer her up at the same time. She smiled at me as I hefted it, and we walked together toward the security line.
"I'm glad I raised you this way," she said. "To be a gentleman. I don't have to be nearly as patient with you," she laughed, putting one of her arms around my waist in a hug. I felt my chest go warm. It was nice to be close to her again. We walked towards the TSA in silence.
Mom bent slightly to read through the signs as we got closer to the scanner area. I looked down and saw a little flash of purple at the top of her chest, and looked back up. It took a few seconds before I realized she was only pretending to read the signs. She was thinking instead. She looked concerned. Down. Worried. She pushed her soft, sad lips together.
"I'm not... so confident about this trip," she said, as we walked toward the area where we had to empty our pockets.
"Oh?"
"Your father's excited that all the kids are out of the house now, especially since you're at college." she said. "It's definitely nice to have all this... husband and wife time together again."