Tibxo
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Greg
He watches her as his mother gets more and more fidgety. Getting up from her chair, she stands with her back to him.
"Dammit!" Her outburst startles Greg and the boy jumps. "Sorry. This is quite difficult for me. I just don't know how to say this. Or even what to say. Anything I say will sound as though I am making a deal. Selling myself. I suppose I am, in a way... I just don't want it to sound so... ugly."
He justs sits there as his mother, her back still towards him, starts to sob.
She's crying!
What has he done? He had been so wrapped in what he could get out of this that he hadn't realised how it would affect her. His young ego thinking that she would like it as much as him.
"Mom? Don't cry!" He says, getting up from his chair. "It's not ugly."
"B-but it is ugly." She sobs, "I-I am no better than a prostitute."
"No!" Says the boy, turning her around and taking her in his arms. "You are not a prostitute. You are my mom who is just trying to protect me." He feels her sag against him, her face against his next. Standing together, they are about the same height albeit she is a little heavier than him.
"It's me that been bad, Mom. Y-you tried to protect me and I...I took advantage." He feels his own tears starting to form at the realisation on how badily he has treated her. The only person who has been there for him ever since he can remember. When he had ever got hurt, it is always her that fixed him up. If he ever got depressed, it is always her that he turns to. If he ever needs advice, it is his mother, not his father, he would go to.
What have I done?
He joins in, tears rolling down his face as their bodies grip each other tightly...
He watches her as his mother gets more and more fidgety. Getting up from her chair, she stands with her back to him.
"Dammit!" Her outburst startles Greg and the boy jumps. "Sorry. This is quite difficult for me. I just don't know how to say this. Or even what to say. Anything I say will sound as though I am making a deal. Selling myself. I suppose I am, in a way... I just don't want it to sound so... ugly."
He justs sits there as his mother, her back still towards him, starts to sob.
She's crying!
What has he done? He had been so wrapped in what he could get out of this that he hadn't realised how it would affect her. His young ego thinking that she would like it as much as him.
"Mom? Don't cry!" He says, getting up from his chair. "It's not ugly."
"B-but it is ugly." She sobs, "I-I am no better than a prostitute."
"No!" Says the boy, turning her around and taking her in his arms. "You are not a prostitute. You are my mom who is just trying to protect me." He feels her sag against him, her face against his next. Standing together, they are about the same height albeit she is a little heavier than him.
"It's me that been bad, Mom. Y-you tried to protect me and I...I took advantage." He feels his own tears starting to form at the realisation on how badily he has treated her. The only person who has been there for him ever since he can remember. When he had ever got hurt, it is always her that fixed him up. If he ever got depressed, it is always her that he turns to. If he ever needs advice, it is his mother, not his father, he would go to.
What have I done?
He joins in, tears rolling down his face as their bodies grip each other tightly...
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