Take it Easy - Chapter Six: Much Ado About Nothing - Sex Stories

Take it Easy - Chapter Six: Much Ado About Nothing

... dissipating to make room for relief. "No, honey. It would be very different if I were having a relationship with someone from the office, but I can't and won't fire Emily just because you two are together. And I trust you to be responsible with the physical stuff." "That's the thing, mom. I don't know if we really are together. And there's this other girl, too, and I don't know what she wants from me." "Is it Ashton?" She asked, almost lazily, as if it were obvious. "Uhh..." I gulped. Apparently that was all the answer she needed. "You may think that you're very discreet, Aaron, but every guy is an open book to his mother. I've got all kinds of dirt on you." She grinned mischievously, exactly like I do. "Well, damn," I said, "I guess you know about the murder, then. The jig is up!" She clearly didn't believe me for an instant. "Ha ha. Very funny." "Ok, then, O Great Omniscient Mother, what should I do?" "That depends." She declared magnanimously, but then switched to a more serious tone. "Who do you have stronger feelings for?" I had to think about that for a while. "I obviously haven't known Emily for as long, but we have a lot in common and she's very easy to talk to. Ashton, though, she's always been there for me and I want her to feel the same way about me. We just had a big argument and she's pissed at me." "Do you love her?" Mom prompted. Jeez, mom was breaking out all the hard questions. "I don't know, mom. That's sort of the problem." "Well, you and Ashton dated ...

... before, right?" I nodded. "And that didn't work out, so maybe don't try too hard to make it happen again. Give Emily a chance; she's a great girl." "You're probably right... I don't want to make Ashton feel bad, though. How should I tell her? "Aaron, what do I always tell you is the best thing to do? Just be honest, like you usually are." "Ok. Thanks, mom. I'll tell Ashton how I feel." We got up and walked back to the house, with her arm looped through mine again. I checked my phone. Ashton had responded. Ashton: Come over now. "Hey, mom, I'm gonna go to Ash's house to explain myself. I'll see you soon." "Okay, honey, dinner should be ready at around six or seven." I drove to the Williams's house and rang the doorbell. Ashton's dad answered. "Aaron! Good to see you! Ashton said you were coming over." I gave him my best fake smile. "Good to see you too, sir. How are Jack and the missus?" He stepped aside to let me in. "The missus is as sassy as ever and Jack is still loving karate. He always talks about how his senseis aren't as cool as you were, though." My fake smile became a genuine one. "I'm glad to hear that. Can you tell him I said hi?" Jack was one of my favorite students; dedicated and passionate about learning karate, he still managed to have a good time and make everyone laugh. "Course I will, kiddo. Ash is upstairs, in her room." He clapped me on the back and went back to his computer. I trudged up the stairs, dreading the conversation I was about to have with her. Upon ...