ky_moonwillow
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Mona had always been a beautiful woman, what she had never been was smart. It wasn't that she was particularly stupid, she just made bad choices when it came to men. She had gotten pregnant when she was still in high school, and dropped out to raise her baby. She married her son's father, but he died when the kids were still young, and from there she just went from one bad relationship to another.
Her most recent boyfriend had talked her into taking out a second mortgage on her house, in order to help him pay off his gambling debts. Things had been going fairly well for the most part until one day he cleared out their bank account and disappeared. She had barely been making ends meet before all of this had happened, and now she had no hope of fixing the problem on her own. On top of all of that, her daughter Cassie had gotten accepted into a prestigious university, and had her heart absolutely set on going to college there after she graduated. She was sure that Cassie would qualify for some financial aid, but she would need help from home too, and everything that Mona had saved was gone now.
Mona hated calling on her son once again to help her out, but he was her only hope. She begged Travis to move back home, in order to help her cover the mortgage, and although he refused initially, she knew that he would be there for her. Travis had always been there for her. When he finally agreed she kissed him on the cheek and called him her hero, just as she did all of the times when he was young and agreed to babysit Cassie so that she could go out, hoping that this time the man picking her up would be the right one, the one that would take care of her and her children, and give them the life that they all deserved.
Mona knew that she hadn't been the best mother in the world, but she hadn't been the worst either. She never nagged her kids about finishing their homework, and she bought alcohol and pot for her son and his friends. Her house had been the party house all through Travis's high school years. She had been the cool mom, the sexy mom, the one that all the boys thought about when they jerked off at night. She had long auburn hair, large breasts and a slender waist. She never messed around with any of the boys. She knew that she wanted a real man, but she liked that they thought of her that way.
Cassie was every bit as pretty as her mother, now that she had become a woman. She had gone through a rough patch in high school with acne and braces. Cassie had been slow to develop and was never very attentive to her appearance. Then one day her acne cleared up, and then the braces came off, and she started wearing make up, just enough to enhance her naturally pretty features. Cassie had been smart though, she didn't waste a lot of time on boys. She was all about her studies. Even when the boys started asking her out, she didn't lose her head over them.
Still Travis was her favorite. Mothers aren't supposed to have favorites, and she always tried not to show it, but she knew in her heart it was true. He had always been handsome and athletic, and so smart that he never really needed to study. Plus he was good to her. Travis took care of her when no one else would. She loved him more than anything in the world, and she was secretly glad that he was coming back home. She missed seeing him every day, and knowing that he was all right.
Her most recent boyfriend had talked her into taking out a second mortgage on her house, in order to help him pay off his gambling debts. Things had been going fairly well for the most part until one day he cleared out their bank account and disappeared. She had barely been making ends meet before all of this had happened, and now she had no hope of fixing the problem on her own. On top of all of that, her daughter Cassie had gotten accepted into a prestigious university, and had her heart absolutely set on going to college there after she graduated. She was sure that Cassie would qualify for some financial aid, but she would need help from home too, and everything that Mona had saved was gone now.
Mona hated calling on her son once again to help her out, but he was her only hope. She begged Travis to move back home, in order to help her cover the mortgage, and although he refused initially, she knew that he would be there for her. Travis had always been there for her. When he finally agreed she kissed him on the cheek and called him her hero, just as she did all of the times when he was young and agreed to babysit Cassie so that she could go out, hoping that this time the man picking her up would be the right one, the one that would take care of her and her children, and give them the life that they all deserved.
Mona knew that she hadn't been the best mother in the world, but she hadn't been the worst either. She never nagged her kids about finishing their homework, and she bought alcohol and pot for her son and his friends. Her house had been the party house all through Travis's high school years. She had been the cool mom, the sexy mom, the one that all the boys thought about when they jerked off at night. She had long auburn hair, large breasts and a slender waist. She never messed around with any of the boys. She knew that she wanted a real man, but she liked that they thought of her that way.
Cassie was every bit as pretty as her mother, now that she had become a woman. She had gone through a rough patch in high school with acne and braces. Cassie had been slow to develop and was never very attentive to her appearance. Then one day her acne cleared up, and then the braces came off, and she started wearing make up, just enough to enhance her naturally pretty features. Cassie had been smart though, she didn't waste a lot of time on boys. She was all about her studies. Even when the boys started asking her out, she didn't lose her head over them.
Still Travis was her favorite. Mothers aren't supposed to have favorites, and she always tried not to show it, but she knew in her heart it was true. He had always been handsome and athletic, and so smart that he never really needed to study. Plus he was good to her. Travis took care of her when no one else would. She loved him more than anything in the world, and she was secretly glad that he was coming back home. She missed seeing him every day, and knowing that he was all right.