Seduction and Snacks

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her Snickers finger but my arm teeth won't feel."
    I didn't remember much after that.

6. I Got a Big Weiner
     
    I was having the best dream ever. It was one of those hot dreams where you're having sex and you start having an orgasm and you slowly wake up in the middle of it and you don't know if you really did just have an orgasm or if it was part of the dream, but you know you want it to keep going. I was warm and cozy under the covers, and I slid my hand down between my legs to either do it again or finish it. Right when my fingers started to slip inside my underwear, I opened my eyes and screamed.
    "HOLY SHIT!"
    My son stood there next to the bed just staring at me. Seriously, two inches from my face just staring at me like those creepy twins in "The Shining." I waited for him to start saying, "Come play with us" in their freaky twin voices while I tried not to have a heart attack.
    "Gavin, seriously. You can't just stand here and stare at mommy. It's weird," I grumbled as I put my hand to my aching head and tried to calm my pounding heart.
    Sweet Jesus, who kicked me in the head and shit in my mouth last night?
    "You said a bad word, Mommy," he informed me as he clambered onto my bed and straddled my waist. My other hand joined the first one on my head and I held on tight, fearing the entire thing was going to explode all over the room.
    "Yes, Mommy said bad words. Sometimes mommies say bad words. Just don't ever repeat them, got it?"
    He started bouncing up and down on my stomach like he was riding one of those stupid hopping balls with handles.
    "Gavin, come on. Mommy doesn't feel good," I complained.
    He stopped bouncing and leaned forward to sprawl his body out on top of me, putting his face right up to mine.
    "Do you want me ta' beat up your friends, Mommy?" he whispered conspiratorially.
    I removed my hands from my head and opened my eyes to look at him.
    "What are you talking about, Gav?"
    He brought his hands up and put them on my chest, resting his chin on top.
    "Your friends, Mommy. The ones who maded you sick," he said in a voice that clearly screamed, "Duh."
    I wrapped my arms around his little body and shook my head at him. "I have no idea what you're talking about, buddy."
    He let out an exasperated sigh. Poor kid. He got stuck with a dumb mother.
    "Papa says your friends Johnny, Jack and Jose maded you sick. Friends shouldn't do stuff like that, Mommy. If Luke maded me sick, I'd punch him in the nuts!"
    "Gavin! Come on, we don't say things like that," I scolded him.
    "Fine," he huffed. "I'd tickle him in the nuts."
    Jesus Christ on a waffle cone. There's a reason why some animals in the wild eat their young.
    "Just don't talk about nuts," I said with a sigh, rolling over so he slipped down onto the bed next to me with a giggle as he went.
    "My best friend Luke talks about nuts. He showed me his wiener once. Do girls have wieners? Papa took me to breakfast and I ate fwee pancakes wif syrup and sausages, and Papa let me have Dr. Pepper last night wif dinner, and I told him I'm not allowed to have pop wif dinner but he told me not to tell you, and I said okay but I forgot. Can we go to the park?"
    Make it stop. Please God just make it stop.
    "SO HOW YOU FEELING THERE CLAIRE?" my dad screamed at the top of his lungs as he lounged against the door frame to my room with a cup of coffee in his hand.
    I squinted one eye open and peered at him through it, trying to muster up a dirty look but my face hurt too much to do that.
    "Really funny there, old man. Don't make me come over there and punch you. When I don't feel like puking. And my legs start to work again," I muttered as Gavin fidgeted and kicked and scrambled his way over top of me to get off the bed.
    He ran across the room to my dad and threw himself at his legs, his head smacking into the family jewels.
    "Shit! Gavin, you gotta be careful there, buddy," my dad wheezed as he picked him up.
    "Papa, can we go to the shit-park?"
    I have to give it to my dad,

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