Mum's Hotel Ch. 01 - Sex Stories

Mum's Hotel Ch. 01

... chilled white wine as Jo started the end of day routine on the computer I checked where mum was, she was chatting with Tom in the lobby of the hotel Jo asked me to check the numbers I leaned over as she sat at the computer my arm brushed against her massive left breast she didn't move but she was pushing her breast against my arm, "Barry, it's all looking good I'm hating the thought of going home and telling Jill that Tom has passed away, that feels so good what you're doing to my breast they haven't been played with for a long time."

"That's a waste, when's your next shift?"

"Tomorrow morning I'm not looking for to it."

"Jo, I'll do it for you. That'll give you time to come to terms with things, everything is wonderful here, we can print it out now."

"Barry, you're a darling. I appreciate you doing this. I haven't your mobile number, can you give it to me so we can keep in touch?"

She ran the program as I gave her my phone number as it was printing; she stood up and took me in her arms, our mouths met and our tongues were dancing in each other's mouths, I felt her massive tits they were so big and juicy. Jo moved her hand to my groin she found my stiff monster cock as she stroked it she broke off from the kiss she whispered, "I hope I've made you hard as you've made me so wet, you are very well endowed, I've felt nothing as big in my life I now want to get to know him intimately."

Jo filed all the papers of the end of day report mum was still sitting in ...

... the lobby Tom was on his mobile to his wife Susan telling her about Tom's passing he handed me his phone saying Susan would like a word with you, I took his phone, "Hi Susan, today is a sad day."

"Barry, I'm so sorry to hear about Tom please pass my condolences to your mother the hotel will be different without Tom, I'm working breakfast tomorrow morning would you like me to bring you a cappuccino to the office at eleven-thirty I'll give you some relief before I start on lunches?"

"Susan, thank you so much for thinking about me. I'll certainly pass your condolences on to mum, I'm working tomorrow morning, I look forward to seeing you."

Tom looked so proud when I mentioned the condolences to mum. Jo came out of reception, "Barry, thank you for helping me tonight. My head is still scrambled, I'd better get home to Jill, thanks also for doing my shift tomorrow, I'll be in touch."

Mum and I got into the car, "Tom is such a nice guy. He's so friendly, how long has he worked for us and his wife works for us too?"

"Mum, Tom was a miner for over thirty-six years he was made redundant two years ago and his wife Susan who has worked with us for years approached Tom saying her husband had been made redundant could he give him a job as night porter as we needed another night porter. Tom gave him the job he's turned out to be an excellent night porter."

"If he works at nights and she works during the day, when do they ever see each other?"

I smiled, "I think it works ...