Balanced on the washing machine was a laundry basket filled with clothes Jo hadmeant to wash that morning. Jack grabbed a pair of socks that were sitt...ng onthe top and pulled one of Jo?s blouses from the pile as well. Heading back tothe lounge he crammed the socks into Jane?s mouth and ripped a sleeve from theblouse, knotting it in the middle before tying it to keep the socks in place. With both girlssecured, Jack checked out the lounge. He searched the two handbags he found onthe table. One. "I came by to see Lisa." she repeted. "Cool" I said. "What do you two got planned tonight?" "Not sure, was gonna see if I could stay the night with her tonight" she said. I thought for a second or two and said "That's cool, i'll probly be hangin' out around the house tonight myself." A couple hours had went by and we were all thinking of something to eat that night and after a few minutes we all agreed on pizza. I couldn't have cared less what we had to eat as my mind was not on eating food.. Mom: Aha. Please call me Mommy and nothing else. I like hearing you say it. Alright? Call me ‘Mommy.’Me: Alright, Mommy!We drank wine and chatted. We chatted a lot. She was boozy and started subtly flirting with me. She sat on my lap and kissed my cheek. She slowly ground her ass on my dick. “I’m just sitting comfortably,” she joked.Mom bit my earlobe and said, “Thank you for being the best son, baby.” I responded with what she wanted, “You’re the best mommy!” with the ‘mommy’ sounding. A comfortable, overstuffed chair sat to the left, an end table with an electric lamp next to it. On that seat was a bookmarked book, plus an unopened bottle of Pepsi. Remy sighed and picked up the book: Reading was one of the view enjoyments he shared with her that he had left since her death. She was his wife Penny. Born Penelope Cartwright 25 years ago, she was not enamored with Remy at first. ‘What makes you think I’d go with you for coffee?’ were her words when college student Remy first.