Further Adventures With Older Ladies
Copyright© 2022 by Zak
Chapter 1
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 1 - These are my further adventures with older ladies ( and some not so old). I recommend you read my adventures with old ladies before you read this story.
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft mt/Fa Mult Teenagers Lesbian BiSexual Heterosexual True Story School Incest Sister Orgy Interracial White Male White Female Oriental Female Indian Female Analingus First Facial Masturbation Oral Sex Petting Safe Sex Sex Toys Spitting Tit-Fucking Voyeurism BBW Big Breasts
What a year it had been. First, I had been taught how to make love by the late great Mary Brown, then I had been shipped off to my Aunt Sue’s stables. I had continued my sexual journey with my aunt as well as some of the women and girls who frequented the stables. Then I found out my mom and dad were getting divorced. I was now back at home and getting ready to go back to school.
I had travelled home by train the evening before. Life was changing for me, that was sure.
I woke the next day, and it took me a fair few minutes to get used to being at home rather than at Sue’s farm. Also, it seemed weird to wake up alone. Not having Sue to cuddle up to had made falling asleep harder, and waking up without her was even worse.
I got up and took a long, cool shower. I took some ‘me’ time and had a nice slow wank thinking about Sue. I was just thinking about her tits and her arse. I made sure all the evidence was washed away before I left the bathroom.
I got dressed and went downstairs. Mom was already in the kitchen; I knew that she had been crying because of the look on her face. We had never been a family that showed much emotion, and I was not sure what to say or do for the best. I decided to act normally.
“Hey, Mom, is everything okay?” I asked. It was apparent she was not, but as I said, I was unsure what to do or say. This was all new to me. Divorce was not so common back in those days.
“Yes, thanks, son, I am fine, honestly,” she lied and gulped her tea. The expression on her face told me she was struggling. My heart sank.
She stood up, and I hugged her.
“You are such a good son,” she said as she broke away from me, “So do you fancy some breakfast, love?”
“Yes, please, Mom,” I said.
I sat down and watched as she prepared a breakfast of scrambled eggs and mushrooms on toast for us.
We ate in silence; I suppose we were both too embarrassed to discuss the elephant in the room. At some point, I would need to sit her down and discuss what was going to happen. I had a few questions about my dad and what we would be doing now that he had left. I also wondered if my dad would want to see me. He had not been in touch, but I figured it was still early days.
The old family home seemed empty without Dad being around, the smell of his aftershave and those fags he used to smoke. His racing paper on the table and his slippers by the door. It was strange that he was no longer there.
It’s amusing how you take certain things for granted. I always thought my mom and dad were solid, but obviously, I was mistaken.
After breakfast, I did the washing up, and Mom dried the dishes. When she had finished, she looked me up and down and smiled.
“Right, you need to try your school uniform on, young man!” she said, “I think you have grown a fair bit. Plus, all that work on the farm has put some meat on your bones.”
I tried on some of my old clothes, and it was soon clear I would need a whole new uniform plus some casual clothes, so it was decided that we would go into town and do some shopping.
I mooched around the house as Mom got ready. Once she was ready to go, we got the bus into town and did some shopping. I was soon loaded up with bags of stuff—a pair of new school shoes, two pairs of school trousers and four school shirts. Mom also got me some new jeans, shorts, and T-shirts.
She then went into the chemist’s, asking me to wait outside. As she shopped for God knows what, three girls walked past. I knew them all; they were three of the ‘in-crowd’ at school, and that was a crowd I would never be a part of. They looked down on nerds like me.
They were called Siobhan, Keren, and Sara. I tried to look at the floor. I would have loved to say hello, but they were not girls who hung around with guys like me. They were all drop-dead gorgeous and only seemed interested in the guys in the football first eleven or rugby first fifteen.
Siobhan saw me and said something to the others, and they both looked over at me. I was expecting some comment about being a geek or something, but nothing came my way.
All three girls walked over to me, and Siobhan smiled at me.
“Hello, it’s Zak, isn’t it?” she said, “You are in my history class, I think?”
“Hi, yes, yes, I think I am,” I said. What was I doing? Of course, I was in her history class.
I had gazed at her for the last year. She has long blonde hair and baby blue eyes. She was a fit as they come, and to be fair, so were her two mates. They were all looking very sexy, and my dick stirred in my boxers.
“Well, the summer holiday has done you the world of good,” she said, and her eyes fluttered up and down my body. I knew I had picked up a good tan, and the hard work at the stables had put some beef on my bones. I had muscles where I never knew you could have muscles.
“Thanks...” I stuttered, “You three ladies are all looking amazing as well.”
They all had deep brown tans and looked buff. I would have loved to fuck one of them or all of them right there right now ... again, my cock stirred in my boxers.
All three of them blushed, and Keren let out a little giggle.
Keren was in my English class, and I had seen Sara in the dining hall and around the school on several occasions. All three were extremely hot. They were all in short skirts and blouses with plenty of firm teenage flesh on show. I was sure there was not one guy at school who did not have at least one of the girls, if not all of them, sitting in their wank bank.
“So, Zak, have you been away for the summer?” Sara asked as she looked me up and down.
“Yes, I was away working at my aunt’s stables!” I replied.
“It looks like it did you the world of good,” she said with a smile. She had the sort of smile that made my legs turn to jelly.
“So, what are you doing tonight?” Keren asked.
“I have nothing planned. Why?” I asked.
“We are all meeting at the park this evening,” Keren said, “if you fancy coming along?”
“Yes, we will be by the bandstand,” Sara said, butting in before Keren could continue. Keren shot her a withering look.
“Yes, that sounds good to me,” I replied, trying not to sound over-eager. I was still not sure if this was some sort of wind-up.
At the same time, I heard the door of the chemist’s behind me open, and I saw my mom coming out. The girls saw her as well, and they all glanced at each other, and a knowing look passed between them.
“Right, we will see you later,” said Siobhan, who then shot me a smile that made my heart race. She was by far the hottest of the three girls.
They all said goodbye, and then they all walked away toward the HMV record shop. I noticed they all glanced back in my direction a couple of times.
“Are they friends of yours?” Mom asked with a cheeky smile on her face.
“Just some girls that are in my history class,” I said.
“Oh, okay,” she said with a cheeky wink, “So do you fancy some lunch?”
I was a teenage lad, of course, I could eat some lunch.
“Yes, Mom, that sounds lovely,” I said and picked up my shopping bags.
Mom led us down to Beechs.
Beeches was a big independent tearoom and café. We found a table and sat down. The waitress took our drink orders, and then, when she brought a pot of tea for Mom and my glass of Coke, she took our food orders. Mom had steak and kidney pie and chips, and I had fish and chips with peas, some bread and butter.
As we waited for the food, we chatted about school and, more importantly, what I wanted to do after school. In our town, if you were in the top third of the class, you went to college.
The middle third went into factories, the bottom third went into the services, the army, or the navy. It was the way it was, the way it had always been and probably the way it always would be.
I knew I would never make the top third, and I did not fancy working in a factory.
Our food came, and we tucked in. Beech’s was famous in our town; the food was always well-cooked, and they did huge portions. We had just finished eating when Mom stood up and waved at someone who had just come into the café. It was Miss Elliot, the school secretary and librarian.
She was wearing a summer dress and carrying some shopping bags. She looked stunning, with a nice tan and her hair in a ponytail. She had a nice figure, and I couldn’t help but give her a once-over.
She and Mom exchanged air kisses, and Mom asked Miss Elliot to join us. They had been friends for years, and I guess she knew all about the divorce. They seemed to be speaking in some sort of code, and I suppose they had been doing so frequently lately.
A waitress came over, Miss Elliot and Mom ordered more tea, and I ordered a portion of apple pie and custard.
They chatted about shopping and the weather as they drank their tea, and I ate my pudding and sat back, looking around, feeling like a spare part.
Their conversation came to a natural end. Mom stood up and said, “Well, I think I need to powder my nose before we get the bus home.”
“Well, I will wait and walk down to the bus stop with you, if that’s okay with you guys?” said Miss Elliot with a smile.
Mom got up and walked away, and Miss Elliot watched her until the toilet door shut behind her, then she turned to face me.
“Well, well, young man, it seems you are a dark horse, and you have some hidden talents,” she said with a cheeky wink.
“I am sorry...” I started to say, but she stopped me in my tracks.
“Look, we need to talk, Mary Brown was an awfully close friend of mine,” she said with a smile, “and she told me everything about you and her.”
I felt myself blush...
“Everything?” I interrupted, wondering how much of our relationship Mary had shared with her.
“Absolutely everything”, she retorted, and there was a hint of a smile on her lips.
“But how ... Why?” I asked. Mary Brown has always said we needed to keep our relationship top secret.
“We were good friends and she confided in me, she told me she was seeing a younger guy but never told me who,” Miss Elliot smiled.
“So how did you know it was me?” I asked, and I was more than a little confused.
“After the accident with the car, she was in hospital,” Miss Elliot said, “and she decided, as she knew she was dying, to tell me everything!”
“Okay, but...” I started to say, but Miss Elliot stopped me.
“She only lasted two weeks after the accident. I was there every night, and she told me all about what you guys had been up to!” She said with a smile.
“So ... well, so what happens now?” I said and glanced nervously at the toilet doors. I was shitting myself...
“First of all, stop panicking, it’s all good!” Miss Elliot said and stroked the back of my hand.
“I am sorry, all this has just come out of the blue!” I said and tried to calm myself.
“Well, we need to talk and we need to keep this a secret, especially from your mother!” Miss Elliot smiled, “She has enough on her plate at the moment!”
“Yes, I agree about that!” I said.
“Okay, well, Mary left you something and I have it at my house,” she said, and then she pulled a pen out of her handbag and took a napkin from the tabletop dispenser. She wrote her address down and passed it to me. I quickly squirrelled it away in my pocket.
“But...” I started to say, but she stopped me.
“Let’s sort it all out tomorrow, be at mine for midday, okay?” she said and as she said it, I saw Mom come out of the toilets.
Mom gave me the money to pay the bill; I think it was a ruse to get Miss Elliot on her own for a few minutes.
We walked down to the bus stops. Miss Elliot’s bus came before ours, so we said our goodbyes and then Mom and I waited for our bus.
That evening, I went down to the park to meet the girls, but only Keren and Sara were there. Someone had a portable cassette player, and a group of guys were dancing.
I sat with the girls; they were drinking cheap cider from cans and pretending to be drunk. There were a few lads around, but they were all older than us, and I did not know them. They were kids acting like drunk kids, and it was not endearing.
Keren went off into the bushes with one of the guys, and I ended up walking Sara home. She tried to snog me, but the smell of cheap alcohol really put me off. She was a bit of a mess, and I was not eager to get involved, to be honest.
I left her at her front door and headed home. Mom was in the kitchen doing some ironing. She asked me how my evening had been, and I said it had been okay, but I didn’t elaborate. I made us both cups of tea and we watched some television together.
The next day I woke early, had my usual wank in the shower and then had breakfast. Mom was in the back garden. She looked okay, but I couldn’t tell how she was really feeling.
I repaired the door of the garden shed and helped Mom with some gardening jobs. At eleven o’clock we had tea and toast. I knew it would take me half an hour to get over to Miss Elliott’s house. I told Mom I was off to see some old-school friends. I got my bike out of the garage and headed off to see what Mary Brown had left me.
It was a lovely sunny day, and the ride took me through the park and past the school.
My nerves were jangling as I got closer to Miss Elliott’s house. I was worried about what she knew and what she would say about it, about me and Mary Brown. If she reported me to the headmaster, I might be expelled from school. If she reported me to my mom, she might kick me out of the house. At least my dad was not around; his anger and his leather belt used to send shivers down my spine.
I got to Miss Elliot’s house just before noon and knocked on the door. It did not open, but she came out of the side gate and called me into her garden. She led me to a patio area and offered me a drink. There was a jug of iced water on the table, so I had a glass of that.
Miss Elliot looked stunning; she was dressed in a summer dress that really showed off her curvy figure. It showed off a nice amount of her cleavage, and I had to work at not looking. I took a long swig of water to try to calm my jangling nerves.
“Okay, right, Zak, let’s get this all out in the open,” she said and smiled at me.
“Yes, that’s probably for the best, Miss Elliot,” I replied, not sure where this was going. She gave me a heart-stopping smile.
“Zak, I think it would be better if you called me Laura, but only when we are alone, please!” she said with another smile, a smile that made me go weak at the knees.
“Okay, Miss ... Laura,” I said with a smile.
“So, Mary Brown and I were incredibly good friends, well, more than friends. After Mary’s husband left her, she got a bit wild, and she tried to explore her sexuality. She liked to have fun with boys and girls!” Laura said, and a wistful look crossed her face, one that told me she was reliving some great memories.
I left her to her thoughts for a few seconds...
“Boys and girls?” I asked, and as soon as I had said it, I felt embarrassed at my naivety.
“Yes, Mary and I ... well, we were lovers,” She said and blushed slightly,” We have been friends for years, and one night we both had too much to drink, and we were both lonely, and well, let us say things happen, and we both enjoyed it.”
“Okay...” I said and gulped down some more water.
“We used to meet as often as possible,” Laura said, and again she drifted off for a few seconds.
“And were you still lovers?” I asked, trying to sound as adult as possible. I tried to be an adult about it, but the thought of Mary and Miss Elliot in bed together was giving me a real buzz and a real hard-on.
One of the lads at school had once told us he had had a threesome with two French girls while he was on holiday. We all thought he was a bull shitter as he was full of tall tales.
“We used to have great fun; she was a very giving and adventurous lover!” Laura smiled.
The world back then was a different place; the LGBT community was not as big or perhaps not as open as it is now. You saw men who were gay on TV but not in the streets.
“So, yes, we were still lovers, we used to meet up every couple of weekends, and we had a holiday away last year.” She said, and a look of sadness washed over her face. I was sure I saw a tear well up in her eye.
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