Blood Wild - Sex Stories

Blood Wild

... know that your heart is breaking over what you found out, but if she knows as well, don’t you think her heart is breaking too? You won’t know unless you ask her. You are a good boy... a good man. Trust what’s in your heart, Tom. And listen with your heart as much as with your ears. Now, come on. Walk with me at least to the steps. I’ll leave you with her and take care of notification in the office.” Annie spoke sternly, but kindly as only a mother could.

Tom inhaled a long slow breath as if to steel himself and nodded again. Opening his own door, he got out and went around to the passenger side to open his mother’s door and help her out of the car. She took his arm and they walked up the sidewalk to the steps leading up to the entrance of the school. On the first landing they paused a few steps away from Lee who was still lost in her own thoughts and had not even noticed them yet.

Lee heard someone clearing their throat and glanced up. Her heart stopped beating and her breath caught in her chest. To say her eyes got big would be an understatement. For several heartbeats she just sat there looking at him, trying to believe that this was not a dream or an illusion. It took another modest throat clearing by the woman with him to snap her out of her daze.

“So, is this lovely young lady the girl you told me about, Tom?” Annie asked as much for Lee’s benefit as to Tom.

“Mom, this is Lee. Lee, this is my mom.” Tom began in way of introductions.

“Oh, just call me ...

... Annie. Hello Lee. I know we’ve just met, but could I ask a favor of you? I need to run inside to the office and take care of some paperwork. Could you be a dear and keep Tom occupied for a few minutes?” Annie asked sweetly with a hint of playfulness in her voice, the surreptitious wink only added to the feeling of lightness.

Lee smiled... no... Lee positively beamed happiness in the way of a smile, as she nodded to Annie. Annie patted Tom’s forearm as she released it and promised she’d be back as soon as she could and left them there staring at one another.

Both were hesitant to speak first. Both were lost in their own doubts and fears and insecurities of the unknown. Both looked longingly into the others eyes and found that they were not alone. Two hearts, beating to one rhythm, the smiles were real if somewhat sad but understanding. Lee lifted her left hand to beckon Tom to her and to sit next to her. In one quick pace Tom was sitting next to her, still holding her hand.

“I... I didn’t know.” Lee began, her head hung down sadly.

“I didn’t either.” Tom replied, he wanted to say so much more but the words were hard to get out.

“Tom? If you did know..., would it have changed anything? Would it have changed how you felt about me?” Lee asked in a timid voice that sounded so fragile, Tom could feel her hand trembling in his.

“I don’t know. I mean no, I would have still liked you...loved you... but I think I would not have let it go so far as we did.” Tom said ...