Secret Valentine
Copyright© 2023 by OmegaPet-58
Chapter 11: A Lesson for Amy
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 11: A Lesson for Amy - Melanie, struggling single mother to Amy, 4, is lonely and financially desperate. Unexpectedly, a prosperous but secretive admirer makes contact, but only in ways that conceal his identity. Because, he says, he has crippling shyness. His missteps almost end the relationship before it can begin. Just when a breakthrough seems possible, he disappears! — Possibly my best story here on SOL. Romantic, not very explicit. Hope you like it! (Revised 2/17/23)
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Fiction Rags To Riches Tear Jerker Slow
“Mama?” Melanie opened one eye.
“Amy?”
“I waited and waited. It’s 9:00 now, so I can wake you.”
“Are you sure?”
“Yes, I checked the clock on the microwave. I’m really hungry.”
“Me too, baby, want pancakes? Sorry, dumb question. Let me wash up and you can help.”
After breakfast and clean up, mother and daughter jumped in the car for their Saturday routine. First stop, the big playground in the city park for slides, swings, and everything else Amy enjoyed climbing on, over, around, and through. Then, the bank, to deposit this month’s check from her tenants, and then, supplies for the week from the supermarket.
In line for the supermarket cashier, they saw a six or seven year old boy having an absolute meltdown. Amy was watching open-mouthed. Afterwards, in the car, “Mama, that boy was being terrible. Did I ever cry like that?”
“No, Amy, you only cried a little, even when you were a little baby.”
“His mother probably wants to give him away. I’m glad I didn’t act like that.”
“AMY! Mothers don’t give away their kids! Amy, if you cried like that, I wouldn’t like it. But I wouldn’t give you away! I couldn’t! Not ever!”
My baby! I need to end this, now!
Melanie snapped off her safety belt and rushed into the back seat to hug her daughter. Melanie was already crying, which set Amy off too.
When, finally, they were a little calmer, Melanie asked, “Baby, why did you talk about kids being given away?”
“There’s a girl in my daycare class, her name is Jordan. Her Uncle Dan picks her up. I asked her why, and she said her mom sent her away and now he has to take care of her. Jordan is really sad about that. But Jordan is nice. She’s my best friend. I don’t think she was ever bad like that boy in the store.”
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