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The Widower

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Chapter 17: Monday, Changing the Harem

Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 17: Monday, Changing the Harem - Mike’s was widowed in his 20’s by cancer. Lauren, his wife, knew he had a high sex drive, so before she died, she set up a harem for him.

Caution: This Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa   Fa/Fa   Mult   Consensual   Romantic   Lesbian   Heterosexual   Cuckold   Wimp Husband   Mother   Daughter   Light Bond   Rough   Spanking   Harem   Black Female   White Male   White Female   Oriental Female   Hispanic Female   White Couple   Anal Sex   Analingus   Cream Pie   First   Facial   Fisting   Masturbation   Oral Sex   Squirting   Water Sports   BBW   Hairy   Public Sex   AI Generated  

Morning Mouth

I woke to the slow, deliberate slide of a warm mouth around my cock. Amy’s tongue pressed flat against the underside, her lips sealed tight as she took me in inch by inch. Her ponytail brushed my thigh with every bob of her head. She kept the rhythm gentle, almost reverent, like she wanted to savor every pulse and twitch.

When my hips flexed and a low groan slipped out, she knew I was awake. Her eyes flicked up, bright with mischief. She pulled off just long enough to grin, spit already glistening on her chin, then drove back down. This time she didn’t hold back. She forced herself deeper, gagging wetly around the thick head until her nose mashed against my stomach. Thick strings of drool spilled from the corners of her mouth, coating my balls and soaking the sheet beneath us.

The obscene sounds filled the room—wet gulps, choked gasps, the slap of her lips meeting skin. Denise stirred first, rolling onto her side. Claire’s eyes opened a moment later. Both women lay still, watching. Denise’s hand drifted between Claire’s legs; Claire’s fingers found Denise’s nipple. They kissed slowly at first, tongues sliding, then deeper, hungrier.

Amy kept working me, throat convulsing, saliva pouring down my shaft in heavy rivulets. Every time she pulled up for air, another rope of spit connected her lower lip to my cock. She plunged back down, eyes watering, throat squeezing tight.

Denise broke the kiss and climbed over Claire, straddling her face. She lowered her dripping pussy onto Claire’s waiting mouth, then leaned forward to bury her own tongue between Claire’s spread thighs. The two women rocked together in a slow, wet sixty-nine, soft moans vibrating against each other’s cunts.

My balls tightened. Amy felt it. She pulled off, lips swollen, and wrapped her fist around the base of my cock. She stroked hard and fast, aiming at her open mouth. Thick ropes of cum erupted across her tongue, her cheeks, her chin. She swallowed what she could, then turned, grabbed a fistful of Denise’s red hair, and yanked her upright.

Denise’s mouth left Claire’s pussy with a wet sound. Amy crushed their lips together, pushing my load into Denise’s mouth. They kissed messily, tongues swirling, cum spilling down their chins and dripping onto Claire’s stomach. When Amy finally pulled back, both women were panting, faces shiny with spit and seed.

Amy settled back against the pillows. For once, she wasn’t joking.

“I really want to thank you two,” she said.

Denise’s expression softened. “For what?”

“For everything.”

Amy looked from Denise to me. “These last few days have changed my life. I came here because Lauren asked me to take care of Mike. I thought I was doing something for her. But you both ended up taking care of me.”

Denise reached over and squeezed her hand. “That’s what friends are for.”

I nodded. “She’s right.”

Amy swallowed and smiled. “I mean it. If either of you ever needs a favor, you call me. Doesn’t matter what it is.”

“We’ll remember that,” Denise said.

Amy climbed out of bed. “I think I’m going home today.”

I looked at her. “You sure?”

“Yeah.” She smiled. “I’ve got a house of my own, remember?”

There was something almost normal about hearing her say it, and I realized that normal was probably exactly what she needed.

At the bedroom door, Amy paused. “Thank you,” she said again.

“You don’t have to keep thanking us.”

“Yes, I do.”

She opened the door, stepped into the hallway, and then turned around with the same mischievous expression she’d worn when she’d first woken me. “Oh, and if Juanita comes by...”

Denise raised an eyebrow.

“Tell her I still have my sorority paddle at my house.”

She said it as casually as if she were reminding us about a forgotten umbrella.

Then she laughed, waved, and disappeared down the hall, leaving the three of us tangled in the ruined sheets.

Lunchtime

I pulled into Betty’s driveway just after noon, the summer sun already baking the pavement. Denise waited on the porch in a thin sundress, the fabric clinging to her tall, slender frame. Her long red ponytail swung as she hurried down the steps to meet me. Behind her, Betty appeared in the doorway, curves filling out a simple blouse and skirt.

Denise reached me first. Her mouth found mine, hungry and open. Her tongue slid against mine while her hands tugged my shirt free of my waistband. Betty joined us on the lawn, pressing close, her heavy breasts flattening against my side. She kissed my neck, teeth grazing skin, while Denise worked my belt open.

We moved inside, a tangle of mouths and hands. Denise peeled her mother’s blouse off, exposing the lacy bra that barely contained Betty’s large tits. Betty unbuttoned my shirt, palms sliding over my chest. I reached behind Denise, unzipping her dress; it dropped to the floor, revealing her bubble butt and the trimmed red curls between her thighs.

Clothes littered the hallway. Betty’s skirt and panties joined Denise’s dress. My pants and boxers hit the carpet outside Denise’s old bedroom door. By the time we reached the bed, all three of us were naked.

Denise gave me a playful shove. I landed on my back on the familiar quilt. Betty climbed over me immediately, her soft belly and heavy breasts settling against my torso. She kissed me deep, her tongue exploring while her hips rocked instinctively. Behind her, Denise knelt, spreading her mother’s ass cheeks. She leaned in and dragged her tongue along Betty’s slit from behind, tasting the older woman’s growing wetness.

Denise reached between Betty’s legs and wrapped her fingers around my cock. She gave two firm strokes, checking my hardness, then angled the head upward. Betty lifted her hips, positioned herself, and slowly sank down. Her pussy stretched around me, hot and slick, taking every inch until her ass rested on my thighs.

Denise stood, swung a leg over my head, and lowered her pussy onto my mouth. I licked upward, parting her folds, tasting her arousal. Above me, Denise reached around her mother and pinched both nipples hard. Betty cried out, a sharp yelp of pain.

“Why did you do that?” Betty gasped, still impaled on my cock.

Denise kept her fingers clamped on the stiff peaks. “I know it hurt. But did it feel good too?”

Betty went still. Her inner walls fluttered around my shaft while she considered the question. After several long seconds she answered quietly, “Yes ... it felt good.”

She began to ride harder, lifting and dropping with increasing force. Denise released one nipple and started slapping the heavy breast, open-handed smacks that made the flesh jiggle. She tugged and twisted the other nipple, alternating pain and pressure. Betty’s moans grew louder, her hips slamming down faster.

Denise leaned forward and kissed her mother, tongues meeting above me. Then she resumed slapping, harder now, while pulling and stretching Betty’s nipples. Betty’s breathing turned ragged. Her pussy clenched rhythmically around my cock as the orgasm hit. She screamed, body shaking, juices flooding over my balls.

The tight spasms pushed me over the edge. I groaned into Denise’s pussy and pumped thick ropes of cum deep inside Betty. Denise rocked on my face, grinding her clit against my tongue until she came too, her thighs trembling, her juices coating my chin and lips.

Denise slid off my face. Betty collapsed forward onto my chest, kissing me sloppily, her breath hot. Behind us, Denise circled around, knelt between my spread legs, and began licking. Her tongue dragged over my balls, up along the base of my cock still buried in her mother, then lapped at the cum leaking from Betty’s stretched pussy. She cleaned every drop she could reach, swallowing audibly while Betty and I continued kissing above her.

Thinking about the Future

The afternoon at work passed without producing much of anything.

I sat at my desk with reports open in front of me, answered a few emails, attended a meeting in which I contributed almost nothing, and spent far too much time staring at the same paragraph without absorbing a word of it. My mind kept circling back to the strange life I had somehow fallen into.

Seven women.

Even thinking the number made the whole situation sound absurd.

There had been a time, not so long ago, when the idea of having seven women in my life would have sounded like something out of a fantasy. Now it was simply the reality waiting for me when I went home. Yet even that description wasn’t quite right anymore. They weren’t a single, obedient group gathered around me. Four of them, especially, seemed increasingly determined to find their own paths within whatever this arrangement had become. Lauren had set the first pieces in motion, but whatever existed now was becoming something none of us could have predicted.

And I couldn’t decide whether that frightened me or comforted me.

I thought about Claire most of all for a while. There was something about her that continued to pull at me. She was like a wounded bird that had somehow wandered into my life and decided, however tentatively, that I was safe. I wanted to protect her without making her dependent on me. I wanted to help her find the confidence she had never seemed to possess, while knowing that too much pressure from me could just as easily hurt her. I cared about her. That much was undeniable.

Then there was Betty.

I still wasn’t entirely sure what to do with my feelings toward her. She was Lauren’s mother, which made everything complicated before we even considered anything else. She had been so generous with me, so willing to take care of me when I was barely capable of taking care of myself. I cared about her deeply, and the last thing I wanted was to become another source of pain in a life that had already given her more than enough of it.

But every thought eventually came back to Denise.

How much I loved her.

That realization had become impossible to avoid.

I tried, for perhaps the hundredth time, to find some neat boundary that would make loving Denise acceptable. She was Lauren’s sister. Lauren was dead. I was her widower. Those facts seemed to demand that there be some line I shouldn’t cross.

But what exactly was that line?

Was loving Denise a betrayal of Lauren?

I didn’t think so. At least, I hoped it wasn’t.

Lauren had known Denise better than almost anyone. If anyone understood the kind of person Denise was, it had been her. And Lauren had been the one who had started all of this in the first place, deliberately surrounding me with women who would keep me from collapsing after her death. The irony wasn’t lost on me. Somehow, the woman who had planned so carefully for my life after she was gone had left me in a position where I had fallen in love with her sister.

I wondered what Lauren would think if she could see me now.

That question hurt more than I expected.

Then came the other questions.

What would people think?

What would they say if they knew I was dating my dead wife’s sister? Would they see Denise as disloyal? Would they see me as incapable of grieving properly? Would they think I had moved on too quickly?

There was no answer I could give them that would make any difference.

They hadn’t lived through the nights when the house felt impossibly empty. They hadn’t watched Denise quietly step into the spaces Lauren had left behind without ever pretending to replace her. They hadn’t seen the way Denise understood when I needed company and when I needed silence. They hadn’t seen how carefully she treated my grief.

They wouldn’t know.

And perhaps I was finally realizing that I couldn’t build the rest of my life around what strangers might think.

I leaned back in my chair and closed my eyes.

What did I want?

Not tomorrow.

Not next week.

Five years from now.

Fifty years from now.

The thought of fifty years startled me. For so long, the future had seemed like something abstract, something that belonged to other people. Lauren and I had planned a life together, and then suddenly there had been no “together” left to plan.

Now I had to decide whether I was willing to imagine a future again.

What was I willing to lose?

What did I stand to gain?

And, inevitably, how much did I love Denise?

The answer to that last question had stopped changing.

I loved her.

By the time the workday was drawing to a close, I had reached the conclusion that I had been avoiding since the first moment I realized what was happening.

I didn’t need to know what the next fifty years would look like.

I didn’t need to solve every complicated relationship in my life.

I didn’t need permission from people who didn’t know my circumstances.

I needed to take one honest step.

So I picked up my phone and called Denise.

She answered after the second ring. “Hi.”

Her voice alone was enough to make me smile. “Hi.”

There was a brief pause. “Everything okay?”

“Yeah. Everything’s fine.” I hesitated, suddenly feeling ridiculous after having spent the entire afternoon wrestling with the question. “I was wondering if you’d have dinner with me tonight.”

There was another pause, but this one sounded different. “Are you asking me on a date?”

“I am.”

A smile was audible in her voice when she answered. “I’d like that.”

“Good.”

“Where are we going?”

“I’ll surprise you.”

“That sounds suspiciously confident.”

“I’m trying something new.”

She laughed softly. “All right. I’ll see you at home.”

I hung up and sat there for another few seconds.

It wasn’t a grand decision.

It wasn’t a solution to everything.

But, it wasn’t just dinner.

Somehow it felt like the first deliberate choice I’d made about my future in a very long time.

I left work as soon as I reasonably could and hurried home.

For once, though, I wasn’t thinking about the complicated household I’d created.

I was thinking about Denise.

I showered, shaved, and stood in front of the closet longer than I cared to admit. Eventually I chose a dark suit, a clean white shirt, and a conservative tie. I polished my shoes, checked my reflection, changed the tie, changed it back, and finally decided I was being ridiculous.

When I came downstairs, I was still adjusting my cuff when the front door opened.

Denise walked in.

She stopped when she saw me.

Her eyes traveled over the suit, then returned to my face. “Wow.”

I smiled. “Is that a good wow?”

“It’s a very good wow.”

She set her things down and looked me over again, this time with an unmistakable smile. “You look really nice.”

“Thank you.”

She glanced toward our room and then back at me. “Give me forty-five minutes.”

I raised an eyebrow. “Forty-five?”

She laughed. “If I’m going on a date with you, I’m going to have to up my game.”

She disappeared down the hall before I could answer.

I stood there alone for a moment, smiling at the sound of her footsteps.

For the first time in a long while, I wasn’t wondering what tomorrow was going to take from me.

I was looking forward to what tonight might give me.

Dinner Date

By the time Denise came back, I had begun to wonder whether forty-five minutes was an optimistic estimate.

Then she appeared in the doorway, and I understood immediately.

She had changed into a simple black dress that fell just below her knees, elegant without looking as though she had tried too hard. Her hair was down, framing her face in a way that made her look younger than she usually did. She had added just enough makeup to emphasize her eyes, and when she caught me staring, she smiled. “Well?”

“You look beautiful.”

“Beautiful enough?”

I nodded. “More than enough.”

She walked toward me, smoothing the front of her dress. “I told you I had to up my game.”

“You succeeded.”

She slipped her arm through mine. “Then let’s see if the rest of the evening lives up to the outfit.”

I had chosen a quiet restaurant across town, one of those places where the lighting was low enough to make everyone look attractive and the tables were spaced far enough apart that conversations remained private. It wasn’t particularly extravagant, but it felt appropriate for what I wanted the evening to be.

A date.

Not dinner with Denise.

Not dinner with one of the women who happened to fuck me.

A date.

The distinction seemed surprisingly important.

The hostess led us to a corner table, and Denise waited until we were seated before looking across at me.

“You really did plan this.”

“I did.”

“When did you have time?”

“I didn’t.”

She laughed. “That explains it.”

We ordered wine and looked through the menu. For the first few minutes, we talked about ordinary things. Work. The house. The ridiculous amount of food that seemed to disappear from the refrigerator every day. Denise teased me about how long I had spent deciding what to wear, and I accused her of taking forty-five minutes merely to make a point.

It was easy.

That was what struck me.

Being with her was easy.

Eventually the waiter took our orders and left us alone.

Denise folded her hands on the table. “So,” she said, “why did you ask me out?”

I smiled faintly. “You mean besides the obvious?”

“There’s an obvious?”

“I wanted to spend some time alone with you.”

Her expression softened. “I wanted that too.”

For a moment neither of us said anything.

Then I looked down at the table. “I spent most of the afternoon thinking.”

“About us?”

“About everything.”

She waited.

I took a breath. “I’ve been trying to make sense of my life.”

“That’s a big subject.”

“I know.” I looked back at her. “I keep thinking about how strange all of this is. A year ago, if someone had told me that I’d be sitting here having dinner with you, I wouldn’t have believed them.”

“Neither would I.”

“And yet it feels completely natural.”

Her smile faded slightly, replaced by something more thoughtful. “That’s what scares me sometimes.”

I nodded. “Me too.”

The admission seemed to surprise both of us.

I continued before I could lose my nerve.

“I thought about everyone this afternoon. Claire. Betty. The others. What I owe them. What they expect from me. What I want from them. Whether I can actually give them what they need without making things worse.”

Denise listened quietly.

“And then I thought about you.”

Her eyes remained fixed on mine.

“I kept coming back to you.”

She reached across the table and rested her hand over mine.

I turned my palm upward and closed my fingers around hers. “I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with that,” I admitted.

“You don’t have to know.”

“I think I want to know.”

“I know.”

I looked at her. “Do you?”

She nodded. “I’ve been thinking about it too.”

That caught me off guard. “About me?”

“About us.” She glanced down at our joined hands. “I’ve been trying not to.”

“Why?”

She gave a small, almost embarrassed laugh. “Because you’re my sister’s husband.”

The words settled between us.

“Was,” I said quietly.

She looked at me. “That doesn’t make it simple.”

“No.”

“It probably makes it more complicated.”

“Definitely.”

She smiled sadly. “I’ve asked myself whether I’m doing something wrong. Whether I’m taking advantage of your grief. Whether I’m somehow betraying Lauren.”

I felt something tighten in my chest. “I’ve asked myself exactly the same thing.”

She looked up sharply. “You have?”

“More times than I can count.”

The waiter arrived with our appetizers, giving us a welcome interruption. We thanked him, and neither of us spoke until he had walked away.

Denise picked up her fork but didn’t immediately eat. “I’ve wondered what people would say,” she admitted. “If they knew.”

“So have I.”

“They’d have opinions.”

“Lots of them.”

“Some of them would probably be cruel.”

“Probably.”

She finally took a bite, chewed thoughtfully, and swallowed. “And I’ve wondered whether it’s too soon.”

That question hurt because I had asked myself the same thing.

“I don’t know,” I said.

“Neither do I.” She reached for her glass. “I’ve wondered what Lauren would think.”

I stared at her. “That’s the question I keep coming back to.”

“What do you think?”

“I don’t know.”

It was the most honest answer either of us could give.

We ate for a while in silence, but it wasn’t an uncomfortable silence. If anything, it felt like the opposite. We had crossed some invisible boundary by admitting that the questions existed.

After a few minutes Denise said, “I’ve also thought about something else.”

“What?”

“What my life is going to look like.”

I waited.

“Not just next month. Not just next year. Ten years from now. Twenty.”

I smiled faintly. “I spent half the afternoon thinking about five years from now.”

“And?”

“I don’t know.”

She nodded. “That’s where I am too.”

 
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