Sexting My Mother
Hello, my Dear Readers. This is a series of text messages between Ayan and his mother, Mona. Happy Reading! Ayan: Hey Mom. Mona: Hi Ayan, have you reached? Ayan: Yes, Mom. I just got inside my room. The train was late by an hour. Mona: I thought so not seeing your message. Ayan: You did not sleep all this while? It is almost 2:00 AM. Mona: No, Ayan. I was waiting to hear from you. Ayan: You should have slept, Mom. This is not the first time I took this train. And I told you I can get a taxi to the hostel easily. Mona: Yes, you did. I just wanted to make sure you reach there safely. I do not know why. Maybe it is because we spent the entire week together, I miss you here. Ayan: I miss you too, Mom. I don’t think we have ever spent so much time together. I am glad I agreed to come with you to the wedding. Mona: Me too, Ayan. Thank you so much. I would have felt completely lost had you not come with me. Ayan: Come on, Mom. It was your best friend’s daughter’s wedding. You had to attend it. I am happy you asked me to come along. Mona: I would not have gone alone, Ayan. There was no way I could travel on my own to Delhi. It was so relaxing for me because you came along. Ayan: I am glad I could be of help, Mom. It was a good break for me, too. Mona: Ramya is so happy we were there. She was sending me pictures sometime back. There is a very good photo of us with the couple. We all look great in it. Ayan: I think I already told you this. You looked beautiful, Mom. Mona: Yes. Yes, you did. I just wanted you to say that one more time. Hahaha! Ayan: Well, you looked amazing for all the 3 functions. Everybody was looking at you. Mona: What do you mean by everybody? Ayan: Everybody. You know! Mona: I don’t know. Ayan: Well, the guys. All the men in attendance were looking at you. Mona: And why didn’t you tell me that? Ayan: What should I have told you? Mona: That men were checking me out. Ayan: They were not checking you out, Mom. I just said men were looking at you. Mona: And when did you decide it is okay for random men to be looking at your mother? Ayan: I did not say I was okay with random men looking at you. Just tell me what were you going to do if I had told you? Mona: I would have moved closer to you, and maybe, even held your hands. I would not have been sitting at the other end of the sofa if I knew what was happening. Ayan: And what difference will you sit close to me make? Mona: They will know I have my man with me. They cannot just ogle at me like that. Ayan: Your ‘Man’? I am your son. And everybody there must have noticed that immediately. I mean, you don’t look old enough to be my mother. But nobody was going to think I am your husband. Mona: How can you be so sure? Ayan: What are you even trying to say, Mom? Mona: The staff in the hotel, they felt you were my husband. But leave that, I am just trying to say nobody would have looked at me like that if they realized I have somebody with me. Ayan: Wait. Who in the hotel? What did they ask you? Mona: The room boy! He asked me if everything was okay with the stay, and if I enjoyed with my husband. Ayan: What? When? I mean, why did he even feel that? Mona: Well, apparently only couples ask for a king bed. All others prefer twin beds in the room. Ayan: And who told you that? Mona: The room boy. He told me that when I said I was not there with my husband, and you were my son. Ayan: I did ask you if you wanted twin beds. You said you were okay with a big king-sized bed. Mona: Now, when did I say I was not okay with that. I just said the people in the hotel thought we were a couple because we had shared a bed. Ayan: And you did not get angry at him? Mona: Angry? Why? He only asked me for a very normal question. Room boys are trained to get feedback from the guests. I was not going to get angry at him for that. Ayan: When did he ask you this? Mona: On the second day morning. He even asked me if I wanted to change rooms, to ones with twin beds. Ayan: You could have told me if you wanted to, Mom. We stayed there for two more nights after that. Mona: I did not want to, Ayan. Why can’t you just understand? I was totally fine sleeping on the same bed, with you. Ayan: You did not feel you had to, even after he asked you if we were a couple, as we slept on the same bed? Mona: Noo. How was that going to affect me in any way? Ayan: You did not feel anything when he thought of me as your husband? Mona: I did not mind that at all. In-fact I was excited to know people feel I am young enough to be your wife. Ayan: Maybe it’s because I have never tried talking much to you. I thought something like that would upset you. But you are so cool, Mom. Mona: Yes, I am, Ayan. So, just relax. Okay? And you can share anything with me, Ayan. I will always be there for you. I know we were never very close, but most sons and moms are like that. They do not share everything. But let’s be good friends from today. Ayan: Okay, Mom. I really appreciate you saying that. And whatever it is, you can tell me. Mona: I know, Ayan. I know I can count on you. Ayan: Mom. Now, tell me one thing. Were you really comfortable being in the same room with me? We have never shared rooms our whole life before this. Mona: I did have that at the back of my mind before we started the trip. But you made things very easy for me. I did not feel odd at all. I am happy I have raised you into a well-mannered boy. Ayan: Great, then. I just wanted to know you felt everything was appropriate. Mona: But, were you comfortable, Ayan? I don’t know if you always wear a t-shirt and tracks when you sleep. And you were sweating all night. It was really hot in there, even with the Air Conditioner on. Ayan: It was a good stay for me, Mom. I was totally comfortable. But it was hot, yes. I normally have just my boxers on, when I sleep. The clothes would not have been a problem if it wasn’t this hot. Mona: You could have just slept in your boxers, Ayan.