
Cherie DeVille walks into the massage spot and locks eyes with Zac Wild. Recognition hits her fast. 'Don't I know you?' she asks. He pauses, then she connects the dots—he used to hang with her son in high school. Zac snaps to it, all smiles, says it’s been a minute since graduation. Cherie smirks, takes him in head to toe. 'You’ve filled out,' she purrs. 'Adult now, huh?' Zac laughs, tells her he’s nineteen. She bites her lip, keeps staring. He asks if it’s gonna feel weird getting rubbed down by her son’s buddy. She leans in, voice low. 'Not even a little.' He leads her to the table. As his hands work her back, Cherie melts, moaning how his touch feels unreal. Zac jokes his gaming fingers got extra practice on her son’s old console. Cherie hums, dreamy. Silence stretches. Then her hand slides over, palms the front of his shorts. 'Bet you’re good with more than just your hands,' she whispers. Zac groans. He can’t believe this is happening—his buddy’s smoking mom making a move. She squeezes, eyes dark. 'Dead serious.' He worries about her son finding out; she just grins, strokes him harder. 'Won’t tell if you won’t.'
Cherie DeVille walks into the massage spot and locks eyes with Zac Wild. Recognition hits her fast. 'Don't I know you?' she asks. He pauses, then she connects the dots—he used to hang with her son in high school. Zac snaps to it, all smiles, says it’s been a minute since graduation. Cherie smirks, takes him in head to toe. 'You’ve filled out,' she purrs. 'Adult now, huh?' Zac laughs, tells her he’s nineteen. She bites her lip, keeps staring. He asks if it’s gonna feel weird getting rubbed down by her son’s buddy. She leans in, voice low. 'Not even a little.' He leads her to the table. As his hands work her back, Cherie melts, moaning how his touch feels unreal. Zac jokes his gaming fingers got extra practice on her son’s old console. Cherie hums, dreamy. Silence stretches. Then her hand slides over, palms the front of his shorts. 'Bet you’re good with more than just your hands,' she whispers. Zac groans. He can’t believe this is happening—his buddy’s smoking mom making a move. She squeezes, eyes dark. 'Dead serious.' He worries about her son finding out; she just grins, strokes him harder. 'Won’t tell if you won’t.'