Casey sat staring at his computer screen not knowing what to do next. He had already checked his friends out on social media and they were all raving about the weekend ahead, which hadn’t made him feel any better. He had then thought of playing a game to pass the time, but not only did he not really feel like it but no one had been online for him to play with anyway. And so here he sat, staring at an empty screen, wondering what he was going to do to fill the weekend with no one around and nothing that he really wanted to do. All he wanted was to go to the lake and so everything else just seemed boring and drab besides what he knew he was missing out on. Sighing loudly he moved the mouse just to stop the screensaver from coming on and then stared at the screen some more.
Just then a knock came at his door and Casey answered robotically without even looking away from the screen.
“Come in.” He called out stoically
The door opened and his mother’s head popped around the door before the rest of her followed behind, pushing the door closed behind her.
“How are you doing?” She asked considerately as she stood with her hands behind her on the door handle.
The way she stood emphasised her succulent breasts but Casey was too lost staring into his blank screen feeling numb and glum to notice right then.
“Fine.” He answered morosely, “Just sitting here doing what I’m going to do all weekend.”
“Oh? And what’s that?” His mother asked curiously, not picking up on the sardonic twist to his voice.
“Staring at my computer while everyone else is having fun.” He replied sullenly, once more not even moving his eyes from staring at the mouse pointer on the screen. God he felt so sucky and bored.
The gloomy way that he was feeling meant that he missed his mother’s sympathetic reaction and the way that she glanced around his room as she thought of how best to cheer him up.
“Casey, you can’t just sit in here all weekend. I know it isn’t nice but this isn’t good for you.” She said finally, her voice ringing with empathy.
Sighing loudly Casey finally looked away from the screen and to her. Once more the way he was feeling blocked any reaction to how stunning she looked right then and he stared at her depressingly.
“There’s not much else for me to do. Everyone’s at the lake and I’m here. I’ve got nothing to do. And I don’t really feel like doing anything anyway.” He replied in a monotone, glancing at his screen again before looking blankly back at his mother.
“What about your writing? I know you love to do that.” His mother asked with a little perked up hope and a small smile on her beautiful face, but Casey just shook his head.
“You’ve got to feel inspired to write. And if there’s one thing I don’t feel right now it’s inspired.” He replied gloomily and watched as a flicker of concern passed over his mother’s features.
For a long moment the two of them just remained as they were as Holly looked at him caringly and Casey turned back to staring blankly at his screen.
“Well you’re not just going to mope around in here all weekend.” Holly finally said with an air of no arguing and finality, “It sucks that you’re in the situation that you’re in but you’re not going to get depressed about it all and sit in here sulking, ok?”
“What else can I do?” He asked with genuine curiosity as he once more turned to look at her
“We’re going to find you something.” His mother answered with determination and a warm smile that despite himself did make Casey feel a little better. “I’m going to find something to keep you occupied. Something to make this weekend fun. You never know, it may turn out to be your best weekend yet!” She added positively. “And you can spend some time with me. That won’t be so bad, will it?” She asked with an amused smile, almost daring him to say it would.
Smiling amusedly despite himself at that Casey shook his head. His mother was doggedly determined when she wanted to be and there was no way he was getting out of this without her doing everything she could to make sure he had the best weekend ever. Even if he couldn’t see how she would do it, she would try everything. Oddly she always found a way when she was this determined, but Casey couldn’t see how this time. Even so he nodded finally as he saw the determination in her eyes.
“Alright, fine, mom, you win.” He replied with amused resignation, a small smile spreading his lips as Holly suddenly beamed brightly. “But I’ve still got no idea what to do.”
“Leave that to me.” His mother responded chippily, “Come on.” She added as she held out a hand to him.
Reluctantly, and in the way of a moping teenager, Casey twirled off his computer chair and stood up, taking her hand as Holly began to smile broadly as she turned and opened the door.
“We’ll have so much fun you’ll forget all about the lake.” She promised.
“Uh-huh.” Was all Casey could manage to work up as he followed behind her being dragged by the hand toward the lounge.
When they entered the large room Holly led Casey around the sofa in front of the large flat-screen television and pushed him so that he fell back. Sitting on the plush couch Casey watched his mother hold her hands behind her as she twisted and turned on the spot in obvious anticipation. The eighteen-year-old couldn’t help but smile a small smile at that. She looked incredibly adorable and cute… Once more Casey noticed what she was wearing and how little it hid of her while emphasising so much. Fuck but he was glad he was sitting down as his jeans tented a little as his dick hardened at the sight of his own mother standing in front of him.
Holly of course noticed none of this and had no idea what effect her body had on him as she swayed back and forth before, beaming as brightly and excitedly as ever, she spoke.
“Ok, so you are always telling your dad and me about these new games you have. The virtual reality ones and the ones where you have to jump around with?” She began and the feeling in Casey’s stomach only fluttered more hotly. She really was cute having no idea what VR games and the Switch was. And so he just happily sat there and watched as she continued. “Well as you’ve got no one else to play with right now I thought you and I could play a few games?”