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This is just something I conjured out of the blue one night. Not edited even in the slightest. I guess there's potential for a series. I don't know yet. We'll see how things turn out.
*****
"Did you pack all your underwear?" said the woman in a hurry, packing all the bags in the car.
"What are you even asking, I think he's old enough to pack his underwear, hun." Said the man glancing at his son.
"He didn't the last time he was away." Spoke the woman glancing at her son and winking.
"The last time, I wasn't leaving home, mom!" he spoke closing the trunk of his car before he wrapped his mom in a big tight hug. And a kiss on the cheek.
"See you around Christmas." Said the dad.
"Don't forget to call. Ya know what, text. I know that's what you kids do these days isn't it, Markus?" spoke the mom.
Markus held his mother from the hug and scrunched his face, "We're not gonna be texting, mom." He spoke shaking his head, "We're not!"
"Why not?" she asked.
"We're not gonna be texting mom!" he just laughed shaking his head and got in the car, waving them goodbye as he drove away.
"Again, why did you say you won't be text her?" asked Mike.
"What do you mean?" asked Markus.
"You said, you told your mom you won't be texting her." Mike repeated unpacking the fries.
"Come on, man. Who's texts with their family. Texting is something you do with your friends and siblings, not parents. I mean, think about it. They can barely operate the modern TV remote." He lingered off, as he kept his focus on the driving.
"What?" asked Mike, "Are you saying that they're stupid?" sipping on the drink and munching the fries as he tossed his feet on the dashboard.
"Fuck you. I'm not saying that." He spoke, "When was the last time you ever texted your parents?"
"My parents don't text?" said Mike.
"Why not?" asked Markus.
"I don't know. They just don't. They do their own thing and if they need anything they just call."
"Exactly." Said Markus. "Most people of their generation only do that's necessary. They don't complicate themselves with anything elaborate."
"Yeah, I think I get what you mean?" said Mike as the conversation drifted off to something else and two hit the road for the rest of the night.
*****
It was pretty crowded at the pub that night and pretty loud. Markus snuck and shook the snow off his shoulders before he looked around before he found Mike at the bar, waving in his direction.
"What's with this place today?" Asked Markus taking his seat ordering a drink with his eyes glued to the game on the TV, trying to makes sense of who was playing.
"The game I think." Said Mike and just then, the entire pub groaned and a bunch of women in the corner laughed breaking the atmosphere.
Mike and Markus' head turned almost immediately in their direction. They caught up, with the crowd growing louder their cheers and the groans. But the highlight was the voices of the women in the corner.
Markus kept his eyes on one of the women at the table, she was a woman probably in her mid 20s. Dark hair, a vibrant personality and cute smile. And an even more cheerful laughter.
Markus finally took the courage to approach the girl and left Mike on his own.
Mike had his eyes on the game to see exactly who the entire bar was cheering for and after two goals missed, he finally figured it out. The next goal they missed Mike joined in and groaned with the crown and felt a tap on the shoulder.
"You're into the game now?" asked Markus.
Mike shrugged, "Apparently." Turning to face Markus. "So, what's her name?"
Markus pulled his phone out of his pocket and turned it at Mike, the screen had a contact open named 'Mon' "Monica." He said
*****
A week passed. Markus was online on a Battle Royal game all day with Mike. With nothing but junk food and beer. He passed out on the couch in the evening and didn't wake up until later that night. It wasn't late he cleaned up and headed to bed.
Unable to sleep, for some reason. Markus laid in bed scrolling through social media when he found a picture of girl who resembled the girl from the bar.
Still a little drunk and hazy. He pulled up her contact and sent a text.
Markus: Hi.
Mon: Well well well. Look who finally decided to text. (Markus smiled at the message and began typing his reply, grinning.)
Markus: I had to take some time to actually miss you.
Mon: Oh so you intended to keep me waiting? (Markus had plenty dirty running through his head, and wondered if he could divulge this early into the conversation. She was open and very interested when they spoke at the bar.)
Markus: A little bit.
Mon: I did not expect that. (Markus could sense her disappointment.)
Markus: Well then, what did you expect?
Mon: Better... (She was sounding a lot like his mother. But she did have standards. He liked that.)
Markus: How?
Mon: I don't know. Treat a lady like a lady.
Markus: And what is that, exactly. To be treated like a lady... Lemme go get a pen and a paper.
Mon: Haha... Is that supposed to be funny?
Markus: No. I am genuinely curious what a woman of your caliber demands from a man.
Mon: From a man I expect, respect, love, compassion, support and to be a provider.
Markus: I see you haven't mentioned sex.
Mon: Sex is not something a woman expects from every man.
Markus: I guess the question is, how does she expect her sex. I think men are pretty capable of first part.
Mon: The first part?
Markus: What's the word...
Markus: Courting...
Mon: I'll give you that.
Markus: Just that?
Mon: What else do you want?
Markus: Plenty.
Mon: Like?
Markus: Oh no no no no no... It's not polite.
Mon: Not polite to even say what's on your mind? (Markus felt that she was probing him and was probably also in the mood for something dirty.)
Markus: If a woman knew what was on a guy's mind, she would consider never having to interact with a man ever.
Mon: I highly doubt that.
Markus: I speak with certainty for a reason.
Mon: Come on, you can tell me anything. (This only cemented that she possibly could be interested in getting dirty.)
Markus: Not everything.
Mon: Why not? (Markus felt that she was clearly leaning into it. Probing for more.)
Markus: Again, coz it's not polite.
Mon: That doesn't specify anything.
Markus: I'm glad that it doesn't.
Mon: Are you thinking about something dirty, Markus? (There. She came out right and asked about it herself.)
Markus: Maybe.
Mon: Don't guys think of anything else?
Markus: Is there anything else more fun to think about?
Mon: I can't think of anything but, I'm sure there's plenty.
Markus: We think of plenty. But we also happen to think about the dirty stuff a lot more.
Mon: Why is that? (She was inquisitive, she's definitely interested.)
Markus: Why is the sky blue? Why is the ocean vast?
Mon: So, now you're a philosopher?
Markus: I'm just a guy with a big boner on a late Saturday night.
Mon: Oh my god. Are we really talking about this?
Markus: Why not?
Markus: We're both adults here, right.
Mon: Well yeah... (Seems like she's on the fence. But not off it.)
Markus: So, what's the problem?
Mon: This is just not what I thought we'd be talking about texting for the first time. (Wow, that's a weird thing to say.)
Markus: What did you think we'd be talking about?
Mon: Not this. Not you talking about having a 'Big Boner' (She's caving in slowly, she's talking about my boner.)
Markus: Oh come on. I'm sure you're not a prude. Don't act like one.
Mon: I'm not acting like prude.
Markus: So the reason you're getting so defensive is because you are in fact a prude?
Mon: No.
Mon: I'm not a prude.
Markus: It's ok, It's fine to be a prude, I guess. You don't need to pretend for my sake.
Mon: I'm not a prude. I enjoy sex very much.
Markus: How much?
Mon: More than you know. (Gee... Don't I wonder.)
Markus: That's the thing. I don't. I won't unless you tell me.