Mom Daughter Incest Novels & Stories

"Your father is a fool. He doesn't know how to satisfy a woman. But you, beta, you're different. I've seen the way you look at me when you think I don't notice." She stood up, pressing her body against his, her full breasts crushing against his chest. "I want you to fuck me, Lalit. I want you to put a baby in my belly. To make me yours." Lalit groaned, his hands coming up to grip her hips. "Mom, we shouldn't... It's incest." Poonam's hand slid down to cup his hard bulge, squeezing gently. "So what if it is? It feels good, doesn't it? The thought of fucking your own mother, of filling her with your seed?"

"Billy rubs his mom's feet and she lets him rub more!" "Joel's Mom makes his wet dream, a hot reality" "Oh that's nasty," I muttered while looking at an older woman dressed in sexy Santa lingerie. "Matt's Mom introduces him to a special Christmas Tradition." I shuddered at the photo of a video where a mother was in her hands and knees, a look of absolute pleasure on her face as her son fucked her doggy style. The son was not only fucking her, but pulling her long red hair and.... I stopped and again scanned the stills of the videos. Every woman had long red hair. Tommy wasn't just watching mother son incest videos but bookmarking women who....

"I promise, my love. No one will ever touch you again." The healer pulled me aside after they finished stabilizing him. Her expression was grave. "Mrs. Anderson, these burns... they're deliberate. The pattern shows someone held him down while pouring the water. I need to report this to the Pack Council." I nodded grimly. "Good. I want it on record what they did to my son. Document everything." "I've never seen such cruelty to a pup," she said softly. "Especially from family." While Noah slept under healing spells, I checked us into a suite at the Moon Valley Hotel.

"You're wrong. No matter how much this world tries to stop me—no matter how you try to erase or alter my memories—you'll never win as long as I still remember Mary." Gabriel subconsciously took a step backward and released his hold on my wrist. "Where are you going?" he roared. "I already told you that you're not allowed to go anywhere without my permission!" Just then, the interrogation room door slammed open. The young police officer looked ecstatic as he dashed into the room, breaking up the suffocating confrontation between Gabriel and me. "We've found her, Ms. Wilson! We found your daughter on the amusement park's surveillance footage!"

Money was already scarce, and she wasn’t about to waste it on an ungrateful child. Unfortunately, the institution was a scam. Once the money went in, it never came back out. When Mom threw one of her usual tantrums, several burly men beat her and tossed her outside. She never dared go back again. Only then did she finally realize that I had guaranteed her previously comfortable life. She began frantically calling and messaging me, even asking where I worked so she could come find me. However, Mira blocked every attempt. I had worked in Halcyon City for five years, and Mom didn’t even know which city I lived in.

"Are you blind? Heidi is the boss’s daughter! Where did this knockoff come from? Since when does she get to take my daughter's things?" The girl opened her eyes, stood up, and looked down at me like I was dirt. She grabbed a glass from the table and smashed it against my head, then spat at me. "Unbelievable," she snapped. "My mom is Stella, the CEO of Dixon Corporation, and my dad's one of the top executives. I'm their precious daughter. You call me a fake again, and I'll have my mom shut you up for good!" The room tilted. My legs almost gave out.

"Your mom is crying in the room, didn't you hear?" Todd's face was blurred in the dim light. He lowered his voice, "Mom had a nightmare, so she cried. She'll be alright once the nightmare is over." His mom had asked him before why his sister had frequent nightmares. What he didn't tell her was that his sister had inherited her habit of having nightmares. When his sister was frightened during the day, she would think about it at night and dream about it. And mom, shrouded in deep despair and sorrow, couldn't escape her nightmares all night once they started. He had tried waking mom up before, only to receive even more desperate crying. He dared not try again...

“Mommy said Dottie won’t fight me for my room once she goes inside there.” I stared at the words, one by one. The therapist continued. “Did your mommy say anything else?” Sweety looked up. “Mommy said I shouldn’t tell the police anything. She said if I did, she’ll lock me up in the little black room too.” I crumpled the statement. I could not believe she treated her own daughter so cruelly. That same day, the technical forensics team recovered the voice messages between Edie and her cousin. The time was three days before Wilbur’s car accident.

I even wondered if she had really gone mad. "You treated me the same way too when I was little, no?" Mom suddenly stopped laughing. The memories of her childhood, as described by her, became fragmented and cruel. It turned out that when Mom was a child, my grandfather eloped with someone else because Grandma couldn't give birth to a son. During that time, Grandma must have lost her sanity and would beat and scold Mom every day. Therefore, in Mom's memory, giving birth to a daughter was a misfortune, and keeping a husband was an instinct all women had.

Before I could answer she said, "Of course you don't. You would have fucked mom if it would have gotten your cherry popped. Maybe the next time that dad goes out of town you can try and nail her." May had planted the thought and I found that it wouldn't go away. At forty-five my mom was still a fox, something that I guess that I had always known in the back of my mind, but she was my mom so I never looked at her that way. Then I committed incest with my sister and didn't get struck down by a bolt of fiery lightening and then May made the comment about nailing mom and suddenly that was all I could think about. Mind now, I lacked the confidence to actually make a move on mom, but that did not