1 Stormy Monday
Copyright© 2007 by Onagerian Surmise
Chapter 32
Incest Sex Story: Chapter 32 - The story of Barbara Taylor and her son Bobby. Watch as they build a new life together. Will Bobby's first love endure, or be pulled apart by the temptations and evil schemes of others? Will Barbara find a love that will fulfill all her needs? And will Bobby ever play baseball again? (3rd Place, Golden Clitorides 2006 Best Story by a New Author.)
Caution: This Incest Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft mt/Fa Fa/Fa ft/ft Teenagers Romantic Incest
Julie sat at her study desk, her back to the body on the floor of her bedroom.
She brought up a word processing program on her ancient pc. Then she reached to her rack of CD's and selected two to place on her desk. She pulled the lyrics inserts from the CD cases, and tore out two of the pages. She sat at the desk, staring at the lyrics sheets before her.
Eventually, she began to type, stopping and staring at the words flickering on the screen after completing every line; sometimes after individual words.
"Dear Bobby,
"I am so sorry...
"I still love you.
"Thank you for letting me be with you.
"I had a real life, for once; for a while.
"You and Sammy were the best thing that ever happened to me. But...
"Some things are just not meant to be...
"I wish this hadn't happened... But...
"I had to protect you.
"I know you would give your life to save me.
"I couldn't let that happen.
"Now I have to leave.
"Please don't blame yourself.
"It's not your fault.
"I was broken a long time ago, long before we met.
"I'm sorry,
"I love you,
"Julie."
She printed the note, and then stapled the lyrics page, torn from the first CD liner, to the bottom of the note. It was Macy Gray's "The Letter."
At the top of the page, she wrote simply, "Mom." She took a highlighter, and applied it to the words:
"Mama don't be sad for me
"Life was a heartache, and now I'm finally free."
Then she stapled the page from the second CD to the bottom of the first. It was REM's "Everybody Hurts."
At the top of the page, she wrote, "Bobby — I'll be fine. Take care of Sammy and your mom. Love, Julie."
She took her highlighter, and applied it to words in different parts of the song:
"Don't let yourself go,
"everybody cries
"and everybody hurts sometimes.
"Take comfort in your friends.
"You are not alone."
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