This story is A Weekend to Remember, in which a woman turns fantasy into incestuous reality, retold from the perspective of the woman’s 14-year-old nephew. All the actual quoted speech is exactly the same in both versions, but the dialog attributions, the descriptions of the activities, and the internal thoughts of the narrator have been changed to reflect the different viewpoint.
In this long-awaited sequel, inexperienced 14 year old Megan gets hands-on sex/ed training from her neighbor, Old George and Old George's Old Friends. Are they just dirty old men, taking advantage of a naive and innocent young schoolgirl? Or is the schoolgirl taking advantage of them?
Roberto is 18 and preparing for university. His big problem is dating, he turns to his parents for help. Once they get him going, he meets the woman who changes his life forever. And her daughter, age 4. In a laundromat, of all the unlikely places! In this story, lust and love inter-twine. Food plays a big part. There's a little pee play in the shower. Nobody gets naked with the little girl. Buying a major appliance is a romantic gesture. Tiny bit of Ma/Ma.
Katherine gave birth to her son Michael at nineteen. Michael was soon diagnosed with a disorder which made him slow to progress. Their relationship began to change when Michael's special needs matured after he entered puberty.
A story in the Karinaverse (Traveller) Universe
From the "Karinaverse"; now middle-aged (but well-preserved), Scout pilot Karina conceives twins by a young physics graduate-student passenger. Later, he unwittingly impregnates said daughters as well. (Contains futa-on-male and incest, so maybe not for everyone.)
Sara's twenty-one year old son speed-dials the wrong number. Sometimes you have secrets that your mother is better off not knowing. Especially when they involve her best friend.
What's Ron's mother to do when she catches him spying on the neighbors having sex in their apartment across the alley? Maybe she should have him keep his bedroom window curtains closed. That should do it, don't you think?