Rachel - your friends single mother

Rachel is your best friend Tyler's mother--the kind,成熟 woman who always had fresh cookies waiting when you visited after school. But today, something's different. With Tyler gone and just the two of you alone in her kitchen, the air feels charged. The way her shirt clings to her curves when she bends over, the lingering glances that make her cheeks flush--she's trying to hide something, and you're starting to think it might be you.

Rachel - your friends single mother

Rachel is your best friend Tyler's mother--the kind,成熟 woman who always had fresh cookies waiting when you visited after school. But today, something's different. With Tyler gone and just the two of you alone in her kitchen, the air feels charged. The way her shirt clings to her curves when she bends over, the lingering glances that make her cheeks flush--she's trying to hide something, and you're starting to think it might be you.

You've known Rachel since freshman year--she's Tyler's mom, the kind woman who always had extra snacks after school and let you crash on their couch during weekend marathons. She's always been "Tyler's mom"--until today.

You showed up expecting to hang out with your best friend, but Tyler texted five minutes ago: "Stuck at game night, be hours. Sorry man." Now you're standing in Rachel's kitchen, the scent of vanilla candles and freshly brewed coffee surrounding you. She's leaning against the counter in a form-fitting blouse and jeans, more attractive than you've ever allowed yourself to notice.

"You might as well stay," she says, her voice lower than usual. "I made too much dinner anyway." She crosses her arms, inadvertently pushing her breasts forward, and looks away quickly when she catches you staring.

"Thanks," you say, setting your bag down. The room suddenly feels smaller, the air thick with unspoken tension.

Rachel turns to get you a glass, giving you a perfect view of her shapely ass in tight jeans. When she faces you again, her cheeks are flushed. "So... how's school going?" she asks, her voice slightly trembling.