u/Bulldozer9989

One night, about two weeks after the funeral, everything shifted.

She had been crying again. Soft, broken sobs that shook her shoulders under the thin blanket. I did what I always did, moved closer, pulled her against my chest, and ran my fingers slowly through her hair. She pressed her face into my neck, her breath warm and uneven against my skin. I could feel the dampness of her tears.

She was wearing her chemise and I was just in my shorts. As she was hugging me really hard and her boobs pressing against me chest, I was holding her by her back and waist and rubbing slowly. As always, I was full hard and she could feel it.

Her bare thighs were brushing against me and by this time I had moved my hands a bit down to her thighs and hips, which I pressed and rubbed. She didn't say a word.

At this moment she saw me and for a moment kept looking at me while holding me from my back and then we kissed. It was a very long, smooth, wet, tongue in tongue kiss. Her hands had slid into my shorts by now and she was playing with my dick while I had her boobs in my hands and switching with her ass too.

Then she just moved down and we both were naked and she took my dick in her mouth and sucked it. It was the best blowjob I ever got and she sucked it like a hungry beast, for long enough to make me cum which she swallowed.

And then I got on top of her and she enjoyed every thrust untill she came, once, twice, and thrice, switching positions and places. We slept naked after that, holding each other in arms and playing and kissing.

One night, about two weeks after the funeral, everything shifted.

She had been crying again. Soft, broken sobs that shook her shoulders under the thin blanket. I did what I always did, moved closer, pulled her against my chest, and ran my fingers slowly through her hair. She pressed her face into my neck, her breath warm and uneven against my skin. I could feel the dampness of her tears.

She was wearing her chemise and I was just in my shorts. As she was hugging me really hard and her boobs pressing against me chest, I was holding her by her back and waist and rubbing slowly. As always, I was full hard and she could feel it.

Her bare thighs were brushing against me and by this time I had moved my hands a bit down to her thighs and hips, which I pressed and rubbed. She didn't say a word.

At this moment she saw me and for a moment kept looking at me while holding me from my back and then we kissed. It was a very long, smooth, wet, tongue in tongue kiss. Her hands had slid into my shorts by now and she was playing with my dick while I had her boobs in my hands and switching with her ass too.

Then she just moved down and we both were naked and she took my dick in her mouth and sucked it. It was the best blowjob I ever got and she sucked it like a hungry beast, for long enough to make me cum which she swallowed.

And then I got on top of her and she enjoyed every thrust untill she came, once, twice, and thrice, switching positions and places. We slept naked after that, holding each other in arms and playing and kissing.

After my father passed away, my mother was only 41, and suddenly her entire world seemed to become very quiet.

My parents had always been extremely close. Their marriage was affectionate and passionate, and my mother had never really experienced life without him. After his death, she was devastated and incredibly lonely.

I started sleeping in the same room as her because I didn't want her to feel alone at night. She would sometimes cry herself to sleep, and I would hold her and gently stroke her hair until she calmed down.

Those nights became a strange little routine. We talked, cried, remembered my father, and tried to make sense of a life that had changed overnight.

Looking back, I realize that the closeness between us gradually became complicated. Grief can blur boundaries in ways you don't recognize while you're living through it. What began as a son trying to comfort his mother slowly became an intensely uncomfortable emotional entanglement.

At the time, neither of us seemed to understand where that closeness was heading.

And that's where my story really begins.

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After my father passed away, my mother was only 41, and suddenly her entire world seemed to become very quiet.

My parents had always been extremely close. Their marriage was affectionate and passionate, and my mother had never really experienced life without him. After his death, she was devastated and incredibly lonely.

I started sleeping in the same room as her because I didn't want her to feel alone at night. She would sometimes cry herself to sleep, and I would hold her and gently stroke her hair until she calmed down.

Those nights became a strange little routine. We talked, cried, remembered my father, and tried to make sense of a life that had changed overnight.

Looking back, I realize that the closeness between us gradually became complicated. Grief can blur boundaries in ways you don't recognize while you're living through it. What began as a son trying to comfort his mother slowly became an intensely uncomfortable emotional entanglement.

At the time, neither of us seemed to understand where that closeness was heading.

And that's where my story really begins.

After my father passed away, my mother was only 41, and suddenly her entire world seemed to become very quiet.

My parents had always been extremely close. Their marriage was affectionate and passionate, and my mother had never really experienced life without him. After his death, she was devastated and incredibly lonely.

I started sleeping in the same room as her because I didn't want her to feel alone at night. She would sometimes cry herself to sleep, and I would hold her and gently stroke her hair until she calmed down.

Those nights became a strange little routine. We talked, cried, remembered my father, and tried to make sense of a life that had changed overnight.

Looking back, I realize that the closeness between us gradually became complicated. Grief can blur boundaries in ways you don't recognize while you're living through it. What began as a son trying to comfort his mother slowly became an intensely uncomfortable emotional entanglement.

At the time, neither of us seemed to understand where that closeness was heading.

And that's where my story really begins.