About Missing Gummyworms and Mommy-Viiiiii đđđđđ
My only New Yearâs resolution was to write daily. Iâm doing it. Slowly. Kinda.
In the spirit of holding myself accountable (and also because Iâm feral about this one), hereâs a little scene from my private Christmas AU, featuring Mommy-shaped comfort, fingerfucking, and seasonal emotional damage.
Happy New Year. Donât look at me.
The fluorescent lights of the run-down gas station are giving you a headache, and your favorite gummy worms are out of stock. So it's fair to say this snack-slash-pee break already started out as a disaster.
Youâre on the way back from Viâs childhood home, and your whole body aches for some alone time with her. The thought alone makes you rub your thighs together for the millionth time in the last three hours. Your left eyelid twitches involuntarily, and you puff out your cheeks in frustration as you reach for a pack of gummy bears. Not exactly what you wanted, but it'll do.
No use wasting time searching for something better. If your worms are out of stock (or, god forbid, just not sold here at all would be a hate crime against you personally), then itâs time to move on. Time to find Vi again.
Well. Find is maybe a bold word. Technically, you know where she is. You wouldnât survive otherwise. So maybe reconnect is better. Or fuse. YeahâŚfuse sounds about right.
Your steps quicken as you leave the sweets aisle behind. Soon, the utter Vi-lessness of the past⌠what? Two minutes? (Disgustingly long, you decide) will finally be over. Youâre already imagining the scent of her hoodie. Laundry detergent, clean sweat, and something you can only describe as a hint of mommyâfilling your nose when you hear it.
Vi laughing.
That low chuckle she does when sheâs not actually interested. The one you only hear when your Vi, Mommy, is talking to someone else.
That alone is bad enough. But what comes next makes you stop dead in your tracks.
âDamn, you look so strong. Bet you work out.â
Wow. Very creative. Bravo, you think, as your blood runs cold with disgust and horror. A guy. A guy talking to Vi while youâre not with her.
Whatever her answer is, it gets lost in the rush of blood in your ears. Your boots are already thudding against the tile as you bolt around the corner, crashing into Vi like a gay gremlin missile on a mission.
And Vi?
Sheâs not even surprised. Just makes a soft, warm sound when you crash into her and wraps one arm around you, pulling you in like itâs second nature.
You melt instantly. Donât even bother looking at the anonymous slimeball you just cockblocked. Your priorities are elsewhere. Namely: wrapping yourself around Vi like a gay anaconda coiling up her favorite tree.
Her voice finally cuts through the rushing noise in your ears.
âHey, Sweetheart. I was beginning to wonder when youâd show up.â
One of her hands snakes under your jacket and tank top, settling on the small of your backâwarm, calloused, and so good it nearly makes you squeak. The other finds your ass as your legs instinctively wrap around her waist, helping her lift you.
Somewhere in the background, a very confused and tragically straight bystander appears to blue screen. He even coughs when you whimper something into Viâs neck that very much sounds like:
âSorry, Mommy⌠didnât mean to take so long. But they didnât have my gummy worms. Can you imagine that?â
Vi hums, soft, incoherent, indulgent. The guy stumbles back, almost trips over his own feet trying to escape the scene.
Vi doesnât spare him a glance.
âSorry, Iâm busy here. Good talk though.â
The dude mutters something about a woke mind virus and women who lift too much as he flees the crime scene.
You vibrate in Viâs arms, nuzzling deeper into the crook of her neck. Her skinâs salty on your lips. You hadnât even realized you started kissing her. Not your fault, though. Mommy is simply too kissable. Too Vi-shaped. Ngggghhhgghhg.
When she speaks again, all you can manage is a pathetic, incoherent whimper.
âSâokay, baby. Letâs go find your gummy worms someplace else. This time we look together, yeah? I donât get hit on, and you donât come back jumping me like you were about to drown.â
You nod. Frantically. Maybe whimper again. Words are no longer an option. Not when youâre licking her sternocleidomastoid in a mid-tier gas station without even considering the presence of security cameras.
Mommyâs holding you. Youâre safe. Invincible. But yeahâitâs definitely time to go home.
The walk back to the car is a trial by fire. Everything in the station blurs past you in dreamlike shapes. Vi doesnât stop carrying you. Not even when she talks to the cashierâsome poor girl in her early 20s doing her best to ignore the not-so-subtle purring noises youâre making.
Then youâre on the road again.
Viâs free hand rests high on your thighâwarm, possessive, and squeezing every now and then. Like sheâs tethering you to reality. Like sheâs reminding you who you belong to.
At some point, Vi turns on the radio and starts to hum along. Something that sounds a lot like Led Zeppelin, though you donât recognize the song. Youâre too focused on Viâs voice. Itâs slightly off-key, but lazy and rough and stupidly confidentâjust like everything else she does.
âMommy?â you murmur, nuzzling Viâs shoulder, letting your eyes flutter shut.
Vi doesnât turn her head, but you can feel her attention shift. It hits you like a sunbeam breaking through the clouds.
âYes, sweetheart?â
âCan⌠can we not stop for my gummy worms again?â âI need to get home. I⌠I need you. Please.â
âOf course, baby.â Vi doesnât even sound surprised. Just slightly amused. âThat bad, huh?â
You say nothing. Just nuzzle her shoulder again, savoring how soft and familiar the flannel of her shirt feels under your cheek.
You hear another one of Viâs low, trademark chuckles.
And then youâre out cold.
Nobody flirts with your mommy while youâre driving.
Your dreams are all about Vi. Of course they are. Protective Vi. Competent Vi. Hot Vi. Funny Vi. Mommy Vi. Your Vi.
You wake in her arms, your head tucked under her chin, cheek pressed to her chest. For a second youâre disorientedâthen the world tilts, and you realize youâre being carried up Viâs porch steps.
A small, sleepy sound slips out of you. Highâpitched. Uncontrolled. Something your body makes on its own just to let her know youâre awake again. Still needy.
âHey, Princess,â Vi murmurs. âWas wondering when youâd wake up. You okay down there?â
A stupid question. Of course you are. How could you not be like this, right here?
âYes,â you mumble, voice thick with sleep and want. âYouâre Mommy.â
ââCourse I am.â Her tone is warm, amused. Steady. âYou wanna eat, or are we goinâ straight upstairs?â
A whimper is all you manage.
âUpstairs, please, Mommy.â
Your body is already vibrating with itâsleep still clinging to you, but desire waking fast and greedy. You feel her steps pick up just a little, and pride blooms hot in your chest.
You gave the right answer. The only answer.
The hallway feels endless. The bed impossibly far away. When your back finally hits the mattress, relief crashes through you hard enough to make you gasp. Slick is already pooling between your legs, heat coiling low in your belly, tight and insistent.
Above you, Vi is undressing in a blur, hands quick, practiced. You kick off your own pants in a frantic scramble, fingers clumsy, breath coming shallow and broken.
Then sheâs over you.
Her mouth crashes into yours like sheâs claiming something that belongs to her. She groansâa low, rough sound that feels like itâs been trapped in her chest for hours. The thought alone makes your head spin.
Or maybe itâs the taste of her tongue on yours. Probably both.
You squirm beneath her with nowhere to go. Her arms bracket your head, caging you in, narrowing the world down until thereâs only her, her weight, her heat, her mouth.
âOhâgodâyesââ
You arch up into her, moaning, keening, and she licks into your mouth again before pulling back just enough to look at you.
Really look.
âYou ready for me, Baby?â
You nod frantically. A broken sound spills out of youâhalf sob, half plea. Itâs all you can manage.
Vi smirks, clearly pleased.
âUse your words, little thing.â
âYes,â you breathe, lips brushing hers. âPlease. I need you. Inside. Please.â
âThatâs better.â Her eyes are dark now, voice soft and gravelârough at the same time. Fond enough it almost hurts. âBe good and open your legs for me, yeah?â
You do. Instantly.
Your spine feels springâloaded with want, every nerve pulled tight. The sheets beneath you are already soaked, evidence of how badly you need her to take care of you.
Your nails dig into her back as you try to pull yourself closer, desperate, clinging.
âPlease, Mommy you whimper. âJustâstay close. I need you close. Iâll be so good for you.â
âOf course, sweetheart. Just let go. Mommyâs got you now.â
Thatâs it. The last straw.
You dissolveâno, disintegrateâinto a barely sentient puddle, fully wrapped in Mommy-shaped safety. Vi is everywhere. Her body pressed against yours, solid and warm. Her fingers inside you, slow at first, then gradually picking up that practiced rhythm that only she knowsâpulling an endless stream of unholy noises from your throat.
Her scent hangs in the air around you, thick and grounding. Familiar. A mix of sin and safety. Her breath ghosts against your ear, carrying those low, whispered praises. Affirmations meant only for you.
Time ceases to exist. There is only Vi. Undoing you with terrifying precision. First pumping, then circling, then pumping againâeach movement calculated, inevitable.
When youâre sure you're about to get loud enough to wake the neighbors, her lips leave your ear and lock onto yours, swallowing every cry you make. Lapping some of them up before they even fully form.
From there, it doesnât take long.
A few more of those even, illegally tender thrusts and you shatter. Full-body shudder. Your mouth opens on a moan so deep it sounds like begging. Youâre practically whining her name into her mouth, over and over, like a prayer.
And Vi doesnât stop.
Not kissing you. Not touching you. She doesnât even slow down. Not until your cheeks are slick with tears of sweet relief and perfect overstimulation, your body trembling, boneless and ruined in the best way.
Only then does she stop. Fingers still inside you. Lips still pressed to yours, pulling back just far enough to whisperâlow and warm and right against your mouth:
âThere she is. My good girl. You did so good for Mommy.â
You donât even know how it happens, but seconds later youâre both on your sides, technically facing each other. But your face is buried in her shoulder, and you canât stop crying.
You donât want to.
You just sob. Wrecked. Safe. Spent. Until you crash, right thereâher arms around you, her voice in your head like a lullaby on repeat.
âYou did so good, sweetheart. Mommyâs here. Mommyâs proud of you. Sleep now. I love you.â














