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A Mother's Conflict prologue [text post]
🕑 Added 2019-05-22 22:04:26 +0000 UTC
It all happened so fast; Selena Infierno was scurrying down the steps of Alan’s home in only her jeans and a lacy, black bra while her shirt draped over her shoulder. At the top of the steps, Alan watched in satisfaction as she struggled to push the shirt on over her sizeable breasts which struggled against the bra. She looked back momentarily in frustration, but the moment her hazel eyes met his icy blue’s, that frustration melted away and the only thing in her mind was the next encounter she’d have with that young man.
“I hope that wasn’t the last time we do that together, Ms. Infierno,” teased Alan as he gripped his crotch to her, “It’d be a shame if a woman like you wasn’t regularly satisfied by a man like me.”
She didn’t say a word, she just bit her lower lip and nodded, making him smile a bit as he removed his hand and placed it back in the pocket of his sweatpants, the only thing he was wearing. Giving him one last glance before grabbing her jacket, she blew a kiss to him and a playful wink as she walked out the door and quickly made for her car in the driveway. Her mind was racing. She knew what she had just done was wrong, but a part of her enjoyed the taboo nature of it all. Sure, she’d been with younger guys before, but never was she with somebody whom she knew had nothing but hatred for her own son, Joaquin.
She thought to herself, “That was unbelievable! How could I do something so stupid?! This is my son’s manager and no doubt he’ll find out about this. That delincuente is definitely the type to kiss and tell.” As the logical side of hers went on and on, the other side slowly crept into her subconscious. “That was pretty exciting though, I do have to admit...it’s not often I get to play teenager and sneak around with a hot, younger guy..” She didn’t know it yet, but this was the beginning of a massive conflict with herself. A split between a woman with needs and a loving mother with an equally loving family.
