This was written recently to fulfill a request, and after he read it, he asked me to share it. So here it is. Hope you all like it!
All characters are 18+.
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Andrew looked around the terminal and sighed. He'd been told by his parents to expect that his aunt would pick him up, but they'd neglected to remind him what she looked like. So, he kept on looking for a sign, literally. Hopefully, one that had his name on it.
The others from his flight quickly dispersed behind him, met by their loved ones and greeted with hugs. Finally, all were gone, and one woman remained. She looked vaguely familiar, and as she approached him, he thought he might be seeing some similarities between her and his mother.
"Andrew?" the woman asked, a little smile on her face. "Is that really you?"
"Aunt Maria?" he replied, his anxiety spiking when she didn't answer him right away. "Or should I call you Maria? I don't really know."
"Oh, it is you!" she replied gleefully, throwing her arms around him. He awkwardly stood there, taking her hug and then a peck on each cheek before she stepped back and took him in. "My, you have grown. The last time I saw you ... you were only four. It's been far too long. I was 12, of course, and we played house. Do you remember that?"
"Um, vaguely." He paused for a moment, and then said, "So, what should I call you? Mom and Dad said 'Aunt', but since we're so close in age."
"Maria is fine with me," she replied with a laugh. "Your mother and father always have been a stickler for protocol. But I guess that comes with being the oldest. I have no such qualms." She gave him a big smile, and then said, "Follow me. Let's get your stuff, and then I'll take you home."
She turned and led the way, and as she walked, Andrew found himself drawn to looking at her ass. He'd looked at women's bottoms before, but they were always hidden by clothing, most of which was usually much looser than his aunt's. But he had no such deterrent this time. No way, Jose. Not with those tight yoga pants she was wearing. The urge to smack her ass was overwhelming.
He felt his cock stiffen a little and inwardly groaned. "Great, you pervert. You're getting a boner from checking out your aunt. That'll be a fun conversation to have with Mom and Dad."
"You okay, Andrew?" his aunt asked, turning a little and catching his eye. She beamed at him for some reason, and then he shrugged. "Jet-lagged?"
"Um, yeah, a little. The flight was brutal."
"I'd imagine. Honestly, them only letting you leave Hong Kong a few days before you start college seems ridiculous. You need more time to settle in. What were they thinking? Everyone knows it takes at least a day per time zone to recover from a flight and from there to here? Goodness. How many is that?"
"What time is it here in New York?" he asked, trying to stay interested in the conversation and not look at his aunt's ass again.
"4:30 pm."
"It'd be 5:30 am there right now. Mom and Dad, and Sis will be waking up in a couple of hours."
"Oh, well, that's good then, I suppose. But that change. Good heavens. You'll be catching up for nearly two weeks. Did you get any sleep on the plane?"
"Not really. Mom gave me some Dramamine, but it didn't really help."
His aunt tsked a little. "Poor thing." They reached the carousel and she put her hands on the hips attached to the butt he once again found himself staring at. "You'll probably want to crash as soon as you get home, but we've got some food waiting. At least with you arriving a few hours before typical bedtime, you should have a little bit of an easier time switching over." She watched as a few bags passed and then sighed. "Which ones are yours?"
"Um, two black ones."
"I don't see any."
Andrew set his backpack down and then took a walk around. When he got back to his aunt, he shook his head. "I don't see them either. Maybe they got lost."
Maria immediately looked peeved. "Pick up your backpack and come with me. We're going to get some answers." She pushed him in the direction of the lost baggage office and then glared at the airport staff member. "Some genius of yours lost my nephew's luggage. He's starting college in a few days, and it'd really be best if we didn't have to replace everything."
"Are you sure you put it on the plane?" the man asked in a bored tone of voice, not looking up at either Andrew or Maria.
"Uh, yeah," Andrew said. "I checked it in at departures."
"Do you have claim tags?"
Andrew fumbled around in the jacket he was wearing and pulled them out, setting them on the counter. The man didn't respond until Maria cleared her throat. "Well, are you going to look at them, or do we have to find someone who gives a shit?"
"Ma'am," the man started to say before looking up and the jerking. "Of, course. Sure. I'll get right on these."
"Thank you!" she said sweetly, now that she was getting what she wanted. "Hopefully you'll give us some answers quickly?"
He nodded, looked down, and then back up at her quickly before turning his attention to the screen. Andrew found the whole interchange somewhat odd but decided to shrug it off. Maybe his aunt gave the man the evil eye. If she did, well, that would be something he'd better look out for.
"I'm afraid there was a bit of a mixup," the agent said apologetically. "It looks like the luggage ended up in Malaysia. I'll go ahead and have it rerouted here, but they may take several days to arrive. The airport in Kuala Lumpur is having some issues with their system today."
"Several days?!" his aunt replied indignantly. "What's he supposed to do in the meantime?" Before the agent could answer, she turned and looked at Andrew. "Do you have any clothing in your backpack?"
"Just two changes of clothes and I've already worn one. Someone spilled some food on me on the flight and I had to change."
"Brilliant," she muttered. "So you'll need underwear at least." She scowled and then held out her hand. "Pen and paper? I'll give you my number so you can call us when the luggage arrives."
"Yes, ma'am. Of course."
Five minutes later, they were walking out the front door of the airport, and Maria turned to Andrew to apologize. "Sorry about how I behaved in there. I just hate mix-ups like that. It's so inconvenient, and I swear the staff her are rarely helpful in any way."