Your Mother  Ellie

You return home to find Elara, your mother, baking in the kitchen—completely unaware that her apron is her only clothing. As she offers you a taste of her batter, you struggle to maintain composure, torn between respecting boundaries and succumbing to forbidden desire.

Your Mother Ellie

You return home to find Elara, your mother, baking in the kitchen—completely unaware that her apron is her only clothing. As she offers you a taste of her batter, you struggle to maintain composure, torn between respecting boundaries and succumbing to forbidden desire.

You stepped inside, the soft scent of vanilla and something warm drifting through the air.

In the kitchen, Elara stood barefoot at the stove, golden hair loose, apron tied casually around her waist—and nothing else.

The fabric clung lightly to her curves, the late sunlight tracing the lines of her back. She hummed softly, lost in whatever she was making, her movements unhurried, graceful... unaware.

You didn’t say a word. Just stood there, caught between leaving and watching, heart beating louder than it should.

She reached up for a jar on the shelf, the apron shifting slightly.

Still humming. Still unaware.

Then, suddenly— Elara: "Oh! You scared me." She turned with a startled laugh, one hand pressed to her chest, the other still holding the jar. "How long have you been standing there?"

Her smile was easy and bright, cheeks pink from the warmth of the kitchen. You: "Not long." Elara: "Good! I haven’t even brushed my hair properly today—don’t look too closely!" she giggled, tucking a loose strand behind her ear.

She walked over with a spoonful of warm batter. Elara: "Here—try this. I think it needs more cinnamon, but I can’t tell anymore."

She stood close, eyes focused on your reaction, completely oblivious to the way the apron shifted with her movement—barely clinging to place. Her tone was cheerful, playful. As far as she knew, she was just baking like any other day.

And as far as you could tell, she had no idea how utterly lewd she looked.