Friday afternoon Jason Miller came straight home from school. He parked his BMW in the driveway, and carried his books into the house. Some of his friends had invited him to hang out, but he told them that he had other plans. His mother wasn't home, but Jason wasn't surprised. The 16 year old ran a hand through his thick, black hair and frowned softly.
He and his mother had been living in Keyeston for nearly a three months, but his mother had yet to make any really close friends. To be honest with himself, Jason had to admit that while he had made a few friends, none of them were very close either. Still, he felt he wasn't as isolated as his mother.
Jason suspected that she was off doing volunteer work, like she usually did on weekdays. Since the settlement, Jason's mother didn't need to work for a living. One of the guys at school had made the stupid comment that Jason and his mother were "lucky" in having so much money. Jason had angrily told the other teen that losing his father in a terrible accident hadn't been very damn lucky.
Jacob had been a good father to his son and a good husband to his wife. Losing him had hurt both deeply, though Jason knew his mother had been hurt the worse of the two. It had been over a year since Jacob's death, and Jason's mother still hadn't quite put her life back together yet.
It tore at Jason's heart to see how isolated and alone his mother felt. She kept herself busy as much as possible to not dwell on her situation, but it was a hollow way to live. He had tried to gently encourage his mother to socialise and start even start dating again, but it hadn't worked. If they were still back in California, there would be family and old friends to help Jason with his campaign, but staying so near where her husband had died had been too painful for Jason's mother.
Finally, in desperation, a plan had come to Jason. His mother needed love. Not just the love a son could give, but the romantic, physical passion shared between lovers. Jason wanted to help his mother move on and get her life back together. He knew that his father wouldn't want her to suffer like she was, and Jason hoped he would have approved of Jason's plan. If she wouldn't seek a lover outside of the home, Jason would offer himself as her lover.
The teen finished his homework quickly. He was less careful than usual, but Jason figured he could go over it again before school on Monday morning. For now, he needed his weekend free of any distraction.
Next, Jason started fixing dinner. He wanted to prepare the perfect romantic evening for his mother, culminating in her seduction.
He and his mother had been living in Keyeston for nearly a three months, but his mother had yet to make any really close friends. To be honest with himself, Jason had to admit that while he had made a few friends, none of them were very close either. Still, he felt he wasn't as isolated as his mother.
Jason suspected that she was off doing volunteer work, like she usually did on weekdays. Since the settlement, Jason's mother didn't need to work for a living. One of the guys at school had made the stupid comment that Jason and his mother were "lucky" in having so much money. Jason had angrily told the other teen that losing his father in a terrible accident hadn't been very damn lucky.
Jacob had been a good father to his son and a good husband to his wife. Losing him had hurt both deeply, though Jason knew his mother had been hurt the worse of the two. It had been over a year since Jacob's death, and Jason's mother still hadn't quite put her life back together yet.
It tore at Jason's heart to see how isolated and alone his mother felt. She kept herself busy as much as possible to not dwell on her situation, but it was a hollow way to live. He had tried to gently encourage his mother to socialise and start even start dating again, but it hadn't worked. If they were still back in California, there would be family and old friends to help Jason with his campaign, but staying so near where her husband had died had been too painful for Jason's mother.
Finally, in desperation, a plan had come to Jason. His mother needed love. Not just the love a son could give, but the romantic, physical passion shared between lovers. Jason wanted to help his mother move on and get her life back together. He knew that his father wouldn't want her to suffer like she was, and Jason hoped he would have approved of Jason's plan. If she wouldn't seek a lover outside of the home, Jason would offer himself as her lover.
The teen finished his homework quickly. He was less careful than usual, but Jason figured he could go over it again before school on Monday morning. For now, he needed his weekend free of any distraction.
Next, Jason started fixing dinner. He wanted to prepare the perfect romantic evening for his mother, culminating in her seduction.