Pushing My Luck 2 [m/F][Mother and son incest] – The affair continues, but what’s up with Lesley?

“Yeah! That’s five wins in a row for me!”

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Springing up from the couch where we’d been sitting together, her video game controller dropping to the ground, Darla launched headlong into her little victory dance. I couldn’t really begrudge her for it under the circumstances, but I knew it was expected and so I did a little grousing anyway.

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“Yeah, yeah.”

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Our black cat Whozit looked up from where he’d been snoozing on the back of the couch and watched her dance for just a moment before yawning and going right back to sleep.

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“Are you sure you aren’t just letting me win, Sammy? I mean, you’re not usually this awful.”

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“No, no,” he reassured her. “I guess I’m just a little … distracted.”

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“Well, try a little harder this time, will you?”

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“Okay, okay.”

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Retrieving her controller and throwing herself back onto the couch, Darla restarted the game then and turned her full attention to trouncing her big brother for a sixth time.

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Pushing My Luck [m/F] [Mother and son incest] – Reposting this from my new account with a couple of minor edits

Summer vacation was winding down fast, taking with it the last vestiges of freedom that my sisters and I had been so thoroughly enjoying. All too soon, I would be starting my freshman year in college and it would be back to the dull grind of boring routine.

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“Samuel T. Young, you need a haircut, young man!”

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Sick and tired of the shaggy look I was sporting, my mother shooed away the cat I had been playing with that Sunday and took me by the arm, propelling me into the kitchen. Meowing his displeasure, Whozits went looking for someone new to pet him. A dining room chair had already been prepositioned on the linoleum tile, I discovered. On the corner of a conveniently nearby counter, meanwhile, were the rest of her supplies – a pair of scissors, a comb, a squirt bottle loaded with water, and an old blanket.

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She pushed me into the chair and quickly had me wrapped up in the blanket, securing it with a clothes pin.

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This was standard operating procedure around our place.

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