Such a chess game

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My name is Zhang Ming, I'm 18 years old and a high school student. My father passed away in a plane crash two years ago. The airline paid my mother and me a large sum of money, enough for us to live a carefree life.

Because of my father's passing, my mother is even more devoted to me. To take care of me, she quit her job to become a full-time housewife.

My mother is 42 years old. Thanks to years of pampering, proper care, and exercise, she looks much younger than her peers, appearing to be around 35. She also has a fantastic figure; her 32D bust and rounded hips exude mature allure.

Although she's quite strict with me, I especially enjoy being with my mother.

Today is the first day of summer vacation. I was walking alone, bored. I had planned to go to Japan with my mother, but she changed her plans at the last minute. We had a big fight, and I stormed out, wandering aimlessly.

"Hey kid, looks like something's bothering you. Maybe I can help you."

A strange man in a tuxedo, top hat, and with a small mustache blocked my way.

My first reaction was to leave immediately, but his words made me stop and completely changed my life, or rather, my and my mother's lives. The

strange man said, "Don't rush off, kid. Let me guess. You and your mother are upset. It's probably about the trip to Japan, isn't it?"

I was stunned. How did he know? Could he really solve my problem and get my mother to take me to Japan? I stared blankly at the strange man.

As if reading my mind, the strange man said, "Why does it have to be Japan? Your mother has raised you alone, which isn't easy. You should learn to be grateful. Isn't it better for the family to be harmonious and happy? Family members should love and care for each other."

I nodded, seemingly understanding.

The strange man said again, "I have a game here that can deepen the love between family members. Go back and play it with your mother; it will strengthen your bond and make you love each other more."

He then shoved a game board into my hands and walked away before I could even speak.

I don't know how I got home. When I came to my senses, I was already home, with the game board the strange man had given me in front of me, and my mother cooking in the kitchen.

Thinking about what the strange man said, I realized it made some sense. Since I couldn't go to Japan, I couldn't afford to have a falling out with my mother; it wouldn't do me any good.

I opened the game board and saw the words "Game of Love" written on the box. The rules were: both players roll dice, the pieces move according to the numbers rolled, and upon reaching a designated square, a "wishing well" will grant a corresponding wish. Only after both players complete the wish can the game continue. The first person to reach the designated square will have a wish granted.

Was it really that magical? I noticed that the so-called wishing well was just a mirror, but there were two pieces at the starting position on the game board, one depicting a woman and the other a child. Perhaps it was my imagination, but they looked remarkably like my mother and me.

After dinner, I pulled my mom into my room and asked her to play a game with me. Perhaps feeling guilty for not fulfilling my promise to go to Japan, my usually stern and serious mom still played the game with me. Little did she know, this was more than just a game; her decision to participate would drastically change her future.

My mom went first. After rolling the dice, the female piece moved automatically, leaving both my mom and me amazed.

My mom said, "Maybe it's an electronic design? Or just a coincidence."

Of course, that was all we could think.

When the piece landed on the corresponding square, ripples appeared in the small mirror of the task pool. When the ripples stopped, the word "Embrace" appeared. Seeing this, my mom and I were completely stunned.

Mom smiled, hugged me, and said, "Is this what a hug means?"

I felt my face pressed against Mom's long-missed chest. Although Mom was 42, her breasts were still so firm. Leaning against her chest, I greedily inhaled the unique scent that only a mature woman could give off, and I felt an involuntary reaction in my lower body.

Just as I was enjoying it, Mom let go and said, "Okay, hug over, it's your turn."

Although it was a game, I still felt a little disappointed as I rolled the dice.

The little boy's piece moved forward automatically.

After stopping, the task pool showed two words: "Kiss."

Looking at these two words, I was at a loss.

Mom smiled and leaned in, saying, "Baby, give Mom a kiss."

What a treat! I immediately kissed Mom's cheek. As soon as her soft cheek touched my lips, Mom immediately pulled away, saying, "Okay, let's continue."

But no matter how Mom rolled the dice, the piece wouldn't move. Was something wrong? As I was thinking, suddenly my body stood up against my will.

This sudden, unusual behavior startled my mother. She asked, "Ming, what's wrong?"

I said, "Mom, I—"

Before I could finish, I pounced on her and kissed her soft, fragrant lips.

My mother's eyes widened in astonishment, but her lips readily met mine.

"I kissed her! I actually kissed my mother! The mother who was always so aloof, I can finally kiss her!"

My mother's lips were so soft, so alluring.

My tongue slipped into her mouth, intertwining with hers.

This was my mother's tongue, the tongue that used to belong only to my father, now intertwined with mine.

I greedily sucked on her tongue, drinking her saliva as if it were the sweetest liquid in the world, wanting to drink it all.

I passionately savored her tongue, tasting her saliva. We

didn't separate until we were both breathless.

Throughout all this, my mother watched with wide eyes, filled with confusion and fear.

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