The Matrons of Regal Bay
Chapter 18
Pamela's Tales -- Part 2
Pamela stood beneath the shower spray, the hot water rinsing the soap from her soft body. She was exhausted and exhilarated both at once. As a recent memory flashed through her mind, her naked pussy trembled between her thighs. A warm trickle of recently spilled semen dribbled from her well-fucked vagina and slid down her inner thigh, mingling with the warm water from the shower as it headed for the shower stall drain. She reached down between her thighs and dipped a long finger up inside herself. She swirled her finger within and pulled even more of the seed from her. There was much to remove.
This had been the third time she had secretly met with Freddy Killibrew. Pamela knew she was pushing her luck. It wouldn't be long before she was caught, she knew that. Eventually someone would recognize her, and Freddy. Eventually her husband would figure out she was having an affair. Eventually she would figure out a better way to find her sexual release. Eventually she knew she would have to take the next step, and make her son aware of the fact that she so desperately wanted him.
Pamela left the hotel room soon after, the night darkness offering up some cover. Still, she knew she was being watched. She was a middle-aged woman who had checked into the hotel that afternoon and now, just over six hours later, was checking back out. It wasn't even mid-night yet. The young woman behind the desk gave her a long, knowing look, with a hint of a smile, when she dropped the room key off. "Have a nice night?" she said in the obvious form of a question. Pamela gave the woman a look, and felt recognition there. It frightened her, but also excited her as well.
"Yes, it was nice," Pamela replied sheepishly.
"Good for you, honey," the clerk replied. "He looked like he had had a good time as well." Pamela saw the grin turn into a wide smile. "Maybe next time, I could join you?"
Pamela felt her jaw drop. She was absolutely stunned by the young woman's comment that she couldn't immediately reply, and when she did, she nodded. "He'd probably like that," she said, again very sheepishly. As an after-thought, Pamela added, "Maybe I'd like that, too." Now where the hell did that come from, she asked herself.
"Just give me a call here," the woman replied. She took up one of the hotel's business cards and scribbled on the back. "I work most week nights. This is my cell number," she handed the card across to Pamela. "Just let me know and I'll make sure you get a good discount, okay?" Pamela nodded in response, still in shock. "I'm Ginger by the way," the young woman added.
"Pamela. Pam," she replied.
"Yes, I know. You're Mrs. Walker. I had you for a teacher my sophomore year at Regal Bay High."
Pam was startled, and then she realized why she had recognized the clerk when she had walked up. She left Ginger with an embarrassed smile, and a mind full of questions. Her drive home took what seemed like an eternity, although in real time it was less than ten minutes. She parked her car in the drive and went inside. Johnny, her son, was still awake, sitting in front of the television in nearly the exact place she'd left him. His father, however, had gone to bed.
"Game over?" Pamela asked as she put her coat away.
"Obviously," Johnny replied. "Otherwise Dad would still be up, wouldn't he?"
Pamela had learned to live with her son's sarcastic replies to anything she asked. She took it as part of his growing up. He was 19, a full-time student at Regal Bay University, and still lived at home with his mother and crippled father. At times, he showed quite a bit of resentment, especially when Pamela asked him to watch his father when she went out with friends. Lately, it hadn't been her friends she was spending time with, however.
"Have fun?" Johnny asked as she started towards the kitchen. His tone made her stop in her tracks and look at him.
"Yes, we did. Why do you ask?"
Johnny used the remote to run the volume up a little on the television before looking directly at his mother. "I was just wondering, since you said you were going out with Ursula. Imagine my concern when Ursula called an hour after you left, asking if Freddy was here. Imagine her surprise when I asked her if I could talk to you for a moment, and she had no idea why I thought you were at her house."
Pamela knew it was a risk, using one of her friends as a cover story. Now she had to face up to the jury, she realized. She dropped into one of the sofa chairs and looked at her son.
"I didn't see Ursula tonight," she started.
"Obviously!" Johnny barked. "You were out with some guy, weren't you?"
Pamela was again at a loss for words. She wanted to lie to her son, to tell him it had been an innocent mistake, that she had been out with another friend. Unfortunately, she couldn't think of anything. Her mind didn't work like that, spontaneously. Even as she tried to think through a reply, she felt her head nod.
"Who is he?" Johnny demanded, leaning forward but lowering his voice. "Is it someone you work with? Someone I might know? Someone Dad might know?"
"Johnny, listen, I know I'm wrong here, but it's not what you think. I'm not looking to leave you and your dad. I just need something he can't give me anymore, and it's nothing more than that." Pamela waited for her son to reply. Instead, he shook his head and turned the television off.
"I just wish you had talked with me about this, before you started anything," Johnny told her as he got up from the couch. He picked up the bottle of root beer he'd been drinking and started to walk away. "You might have been surprised. Maybe I would have understood. Maybe I could have given you some advice. Maybe I could have set you up. Who knows?"
Before Pamela could inquire into what her son had meant by "set you up", he was through the kitchen and down the basement stairs. Down there it was his realm, and after graduating from high school Johnny had moved from his upstairs bedroom into the basement. He'd done all the work in making it a livable space, turning much of the area not dedicated to the laundry room or furnace room into his own apartment. Except for the need to use the upstairs bathroom or kitchen, Johnny could pretty much stay in the basement if he chose to.