The Next Morning

The next morning, everything was different. The sunlight filtering through his blinds didn't seem annoying, it seemed like an invitation. This time, he woke up early by himself, excited about what the world has in store for him today.

He stood in front of his closet, wished for himself to be clean and wearing clean clothes from his wardrobe. Almost instantly, he was as fresh as he could be, with clean clothes from his wardrobe magically on him.

He walked into the kitchen. His dad had already left for work. Keisha was at the counter, sipping a coffee, scrolling Facebook. She turned as he entered, and the look in her eyes was a mix of maternal affection and a lover's hunger.

"Good morning, Trey," she purred, her smile genuine and warm.

"Morning," he said, walking over to the fridge to grab a bottle of water. He felt her eyes on him, As he turned around, she was standing right in front of him, blocking his path.

He then opened the fridge, got some leftovers from yesterday’s takeout, wished for it to be instantly warm and fresh, and sat down at the table beside his mom. As he started eating, he said “Mom, give me a quick blowjob while I eat.”

“Sure, just a sec” she said, taking a moment to finish watching the video on her phone, and double tapping it, before she sank to her knees right there on the cool kitchen tile. She pulled down his jeans just enough, her movements quick and efficient. As her warm mouth enveloped him, Trey kept eating, not reacting to the activity under the table, looking out the kitchen window at the sunny suburban street. It was all so surreal, so wonderfully depraved. His own mother, giving him a quick morning blowjob before he headed out. It took her less than two minutes to bring him to a quick, shuddering climax, as he finished eating. She swallowed without hesitation, smiling up at him with pure adoration.

"Have a good day, sweetie," she said, wiping a corner of her mouth with her thumb as she stood up.

"I will," Trey said, zipping himself up.

He walked out the front door, the morning air cool on his skin. He didn't look back. The kid who used to aimlessly kick rocks on this same sidewalk was gone forever. Today, he was gonna try out his powers out in the world.