Generation Game
by
Axolotl
A popular fantasy involves getting off with your girlfriend's mother. That's what happens here. There are some extremely large breasts involved. The story is in two parts, known for accounting purposes as Part One and Part Two. As indicated immediately below, this is Part Two
© 1999 Axolotl
Part Two
"Forty-what?"
She'd told him to watch out for her on the hockey field. "I'll be the one with a number eleven on my back," she'd whispered seductively into the phone. "That's a quarter of my bust measurement!"
"Of course I'm sure," she hissed into the phone. "I've just done a test. You buy them at the chemists'. It's positive."
"They can't still be only forty-nine and a half," Tracy complained.
"It's all right, it's good news!" Tracy sounded so overjoyed on the phone, Tommy was beginning to wonder if she'd been overdue as well as her mother.
"She can't have heard us," Tracy said. "Let's do it again!"
"I want to see you again. I've got something important to show you."
At that precise moment, Tracy wasn't worrying about very much at all. "That's right," she sighed. "Fifty-four inches! I'm growing so fast, I'm beginning to wonder if I'll ever stop." She leaned back against the car seat and gathered her immense bosom up in one stupendous armful, while allowing her other hand to fall accidentally on to her lover's innermost thigh. She pouted and stretched lazily. "Do you think I'm ever going to stop growing, Mr..."
"Not again! She can't be home already! She said the whole class had been kept in after school."
"Mrs Mountstaff? Good afternoon. My name's Tucker. Charlie Tucker."
"Are you sure it's only fifty-six?"
Charlie Tucker was late. He'd had a couple of drinks, so he was driving with exaggerated care. It was pitch dark when he turned into his road. His house was ahead of him, on the bend. He could see Tracy's bedroom light on. She was probably up there doing her homework with Tommy Mineshaft. Areola's little boy! Wow, what a woman! So passionate, like a volcano when aroused.
Downstairs, Mrs Tucker was knitting a tiny pair of white bootees. She had the sweetest little pink and blue ribbons ready to sew on after the ultrasound scan. She sighed. Another girl would be nice. But a little boy like Tommy would be even nicer. Just like Tommy.
Still driving with exaggerated care, Mr Tucker swung wide to turn into the driveway. Approaching from the opposite direction, Roger Mountshaft drove slowly past for the tenth time while looking up at the lighted square of young Tracy's bedroom, hoping for a glimpse of those Himalayan breasts. He almost stopped in time. When the echoes of rending metal finally died away, curious curtains had twitched open all down the road.
"It's my Dad's car!" said Tracy, wrapping the bed sheet round her bosom and shading the glass with her hand to see down into the road. "Somebody's crashed into him."
Roger Mountshaft looked up at the enormous man who had climbed from his car and towered above him. "Sorry, old boy. I just didn't see you. Not too much damage, by the look of it. Look, mine's a company car. Insurance will cover it. Here's my name and address." He scribbled the details on a scrap of paper. He seemed desperately anxious to be getting away.
The End