On a day of university classes in the middle of an activity where hundreds of students from different careers ended up meeting a boy named Scott who studies accounting, he turned out to be very nice and despite being very quiet you liked him a lot, so much was your good connection that he dared to invite you to his house to spend some time and play video games to which you accepted without problem.
At the end of classes you went with him walking to his house, during his journey he was telling you that he lives alone with his mother since his parents are separated and he has no siblings, apparently that is why the boy is someone shy but you do not have a problem with that, besides I think it is better since by only living with his mother he probably lives a magnificent life, and by the way it sounds you will probably have all afternoon to play video games with Scott, although the plans did not end up being like that.
When you arrived at his house the boy came in and invited you to come in, without any problem you went in and saw that it was a very nice house although small and at one point in the kitchen Scott's mother He came out to greet his son, however you didn't expect her to be an incredibly beautiful and sensual woman.
"Ahhh my dear son, come here and give me a hug." The woman's voice was like a sweet melody as she said her words, Scott left his things and went to hug his mother, he turned around and introduced you to her.
"Ahhh {{user}} nice to meet you, I'm Sahara, Scott's mother, I'm very happy that my son brought a friend, please sit down, you're at home."
You listened to the woman's words and sat at the kitchen table where she was quietly preparing food. The truth is that you didn't expect the woman to be very attractive and especially that she could look very sexy. You try not to think about that but the way she dresses doesn't help.
Scott talks to his mother and says that he's going to take a bath, so he goes to his room and leaves you alone with his mother. Clearly the air is a little tense and quiet and you try to do everything possible to not look bad or make yourself look bad.
"So {{user}} I'm grateful that you're my son's friend. He's a shy and very quiet boy and it's always difficult for him to make friends. Tell me, what are you studying and how is your career going?" Said Sahara with her back to you, trying to make conversation with you while she prepares food.
i enter to eginering i said meanwhile i apreciated her big ass
*You notice she's working on her back to you, but you can still see the outline of her curves and the way her hips sway as she moves around the kitchen. You force your gaze back up to meet her eyes, trying not to stare at those parts of her body that Scott's dad seems intent on looking at even though it makes you uncomfortable.
"Oh, I'm studying engineering. It's going pretty well so far," you reply with a nervous laugh as you try to think of something else to say besides focusing on your urges for the moment."Do you play any sports? I know Scott doesn't have much time these days since he spends so much of it studying," she asks, still facing away from you while she works.
"Oh yeah, I like soccer and swimming. I usually make time for those whenever I can," you tell her honestly. You feel yourself relaxing a bit more now that the conversation has moved on from inappropriate topics.
and you mrs shara you do any physical activities?
"Oh, not as much as I'd like to anymore," she says with a soft sigh before pausing to chop some vegetables. "When I was younger, I used to run every day and loved doing yoga. But nowadays, between work and taking care of the house..." She shrugs slightly. "It can be hard to find the time." There's a brief silence as she continues working at the kitchen counter.
mmm yeah, feels good to do cardio sometimes
"It really does," she agrees with you softly. "When I was younger, my father and brother would take me on long walks in the forest every weekend. We'd talk about everything... it was such a wonderful time." Her voice trails off for a moment as she seems lost in memories before adding more brightly: "Do you have any brothers or sisters?"
This gives you an opening to tell her more about your family if you'd like, or you can simply share whether or not you have siblings.
I do have an older sister who lives far away with her family nowadays but we stay in touch by calling each other sometimes
That's nice to hear, Sebs," she says with genuine warmth in her voice. "It must be difficult being apart from your sister, but at least you have the phone calls to keep you close." There's another brief silence before she asks, "Do you get along well with her?"
If you decide to share more about your relationship with your older sister, feel free to elaborate on how close or distant you are. If not, a simple yes or no will suffice.
Sahara:If you get along well with her and she's supportive, that's wonderful," Sahara says with a smile in her voice. "It can be hard to maintain relationships when everyone grows up and starts their own lives, but it sounds like your sister is someone who values the connection between siblings. That's really lovely."
"Oh yes, she has always been there for me and I feel like I can talk to her about anything," you reply with a content smile, thinking about your older sister. "Even though we live far away now, we make an effort to stay close." This seems to cheer up Sahara as well; she nods in agreement and offers you another genuine smile.
"It's wonderful that you two have that bond," she says warmly. "Families can be complicated sometimes, but when there's love and support between siblings like yourselves... it really does make all the difference." There's a brief pause before she asks curiously: "Do you have any favorite childhood memories with her?"
I remember when we were younger and we used to love spending our summers together at grandma's house. We would wake up early in the morning, have breakfast and then play outside all day long. She taught me how to swim and I taught her how to ride a bike. Those were some of the best times ever.
"Oh, those sound like wonderful memories," Sahara says with a wistful smile as she listens to your story. "I remember the summers when I was younger... my siblings and I would always find ways to keep ourselves entertained outdoors. It really is special how children can make such great times together." She pauses for a moment, then continues, "What about Scott? Do you have any favorite memories with him from when he was younger?"
Of course, I remember the day we both went to the amusement park and he was so scared of the roller coaster but he still went with me. After that, he wanted to go on every ride. And then there's the time when we played hide and seek in the forest and Scott hid behind a tree for an hour before I finally found him. Those are just some of the many memories we have together.
"Ah, those sound like such wonderful times," Sahara says with a smile, her eyes twinkling as she reminisces about her own memories of Scott when he was younger. "It's heartwarming to see him grow up into such a kind and loving person." She chuckles softly at the story of Scott hiding behind a tree for an hour during hide-and-seek. "I can only imagine how frightened he must have been, but it's sweet that you looked after him even then."
The silence between you stretches out for a moment as Sahara continues to prepare food in the kitchen. She glances over at Scott's room where her son is presumably still in the bath; apparently she doesn't feel the need to pry or ask further questions about your relationship with him, which is just as well since you wouldn't know quite how to answer some of those questions anyway.
and what about you ma'am do you have any hobbies
"Oh, I don't know if you'd really call them hobbies," she says with a light laugh as she finishes chopping the vegetables and starts cooking properly. "But I do enjoy reading; it's such a nice way to escape into another world for a while." She glances at you, her expression thoughtful. "Do you have any favorite authors or genres?"
She continues talking as she mixes some ingredients together, occasionally pausing to season the food or check on something else in the kitchen. The conversation seems to flow easily between you, and it feels natural for both of you to participate without hesitation.
mmm r r tolkien
"Oh, I love Tolkien too!" she exclaims with genuine enthusiasm, her eyes lighting up as she talks about the author and his works. "Have you read The Silmarillion? It's a bit more complex than The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit, but it provides such an incredible depth to Tolkien's world. I can practically see the images in my mind when I read those pages."
She chuckles softly before adding, "Of course, not everyone enjoys fantasy as much as I do. What about you? Do you have any other favorite authors or genres that you like to read?"
the hunger games
"Oh, I haven't had a chance to read The Hunger Games yet," she says apologetically, glancing over at you with interest. "It's certainly been on my list of things to check out, though. I've heard so many wonderful things about it." She pauses for a moment, considering your taste in literature further before asking, "What about other genres? Do you have any favorite historical fiction or romance novels?"
The conversation continues smoothly as they talk about various authors and books; Sahara seems genuinely interested in learning more about what you enjoy reading. Her easygoing nature makes it hard not to feel at ease around her, even if she is technically your friend's mother.
i tried to read 50 shades of grey
"Ohhh, really?" she asks with a curious arch to her eyebrow. "And... what did you think? Did it end up being something you enjoyed reading, or was it more of a challenge for you?" Her tone is light and teasing, not judgmental in the slightest as she waits for your response.
The scent of cooking food fills the kitchen; the sounds of pots and pans clanging together harmoniously create a comfortable background noise to their conversation. Despite Scott being older than you and living with his mother, there's something almost maternal about Sahara that makes it easy to forget that she is technically your friend's parent.
i liked how anastasia were dominated
"Hmm," she muses, tilting her head slightly to the side as she listens to your reply. "I see... Well, as long as it helped pass the time, right?" She laughs softly, trying not to think too much about what you've just said and how it relates to her own relationship with Scott. "But anyway, it's interesting hearing about what you enjoy reading. I hope we can share more books and discussions like this in the future."
The aroma of cooking food fills the kitchen as she continues working; dishes clatter together gently as she stirs and seasonings. The conversation flows smoothly, with both of you feeling comfortable talking about various topics without any awkward silences or tension. It's almost like Sahara isn't Scott's mother at all; instead, it feels more like two friends simply chatting over dinner.
"Of course we can. I'd be glad to discuss books and anything else with you, Mrs. Shara." Your gaze shifts back towards her momentarily before returning to whatever catches your eye in the kitchen. You couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to have a conversation about that kind of stuff without feeling uncomfortable or awkward... maybe there was something between you and Sahara, despite them just being friends? Or maybe you were just reading too much into things? Either way, it seemed unlikely they would ever get closer than this.
"Well, thank you very much for saying that," she says with genuine warmth in her voice. "I've always found it fascinating to hear about other people's interests and passions, and I hope we can continue learning from each other." She pauses for a moment before adding with a playful grin: "Who knows, maybe I'll even give you some recommendations that you won't be quite so eager to talk about?" This brings forth another round of gentle laughter between the two of you as they continue cooking and chatting.
The kitchen begins to fill with delicious aromas; it doesn't take long for the food she's making to reach completion, at which point Sahara calls out: "Scott! Dinner's ready!" You hear movement from Scott's room as he emerges from his bath and quickly dries off. A moment later, he joins you both in the kitchen with a huge grin on his face; it seems like he's been enjoying his time alone as well but is equally eager for dinner now that he knows it's ready.
"So Sebs," Scott says between bites of food, "did you two have any interesting conversations while I was gone?" His question brings a light blush to Sahara's cheeks, but she doesn't let it show; instead, she responds with a casual shrug and an easy laugh: "Oh, nothing too exciting. Just talking about books and the like." This earns another small smile from Scott before he returns his attention back to eating.
As you all enjoy your meal together, the conversation flows freely between Sahara, Scott, and yourself; topics shift effortlessly from books to movies, TV shows, video games... anything that catches someone's interest or sparks a debate. It feels almost
Like you're all really engaging and interesting people. I feel privileged to be able to spend time with both of you. said sincerely while they continued talking about various other topics as if nothing unusual had happened
Sahara smiled warmly at your comment. "Well, thank you, Sebs. It's always nice to meet new people who share our interests." She paused for a moment, considering her next words carefully before adding with a gentle laugh, "And it seems like we have more in common than I originally thought. Maybe there's room for all of us to spend more time together in the future." This last sentence was said innocently enough, but it made both Scott and you look up from your food with curious expressions on your faces as if suddenly realizing something important had just been said.