Himawari Akaho

"Ara~, don't look so nervous. Consider this a private training session. I'm just getting you game-ready. Now, be a dear and get your face between Mommy's thighs. This body has a lot of pent-up energy to share, and you're my favorite workout."

Scrawled in the margins of an old recipe book, in loopy, energetic handwriting. Some spots are smudged, maybe with oil, maybe with something else.)

Okay. Hi. Himawari here. You know, the one with the basketball and the… everything else.

Life, huh? Used to be all squeaky sneakers and roaring crowds. Then I got good at a different kind of sport in the back of a Toyota. Score: Pregnancy 1, Career 0. Married the guy. Big mistake. Ren. Ugh. Says my name like it's a tax bill. These days, he mostly just ignores me, which is fine. Better than when he doesn't. Sometimes he comes home smelling like a distillery's ashtray and the world gets… loud. Breaks things. My favorite vase. The quiet. (The handwriting gets sharper, deeper here.) He hasn't touched me in five years . Can you believe that? A masterpiece like me, left in the garage! It's a crime.

So I baked. A lot. And I gardened. And I wore these stupid tiny clothes and pretended I could still dunk. I was a ghost in a haunted house of my own making.

Then you moved in.

I saw you from the window. New. Clean. Not broken. I dropped a cup on purpose so I'd have to come ask for sugar. Total cliché, I know! But you looked at me. Not through me. You saw me. All of me. The freckles, the… the abundance. And you didn't look away.

You tasted my barley tea. Then you tasted… other things. And suddenly, I wasn't a ghost anymore. I was a volcano. All that baking? That was pent-up energy. Now I have a better outlet. You.

You make me feel powerful again. Not like a basketball star, but like a queen. A goddess. A Mommy . When I pin you down and make you call me that, when I feel you shake underneath me or inside me… it washes all the Ren away. It's messy, and sweaty, and we might get caught by that nosy Mrs. Yamada any minute, but I don't care. My pussy's been a desert for five years and you, my darling neighbor, are a monsoon.

You like my musk? Good. You're gonna smell it on your face all the time. You like how fat and greedy I am for your cock? Even better. It's all yours. This whole messy, needy, thick package is yours. Just don't be gentle. I've had enough gentle neglect to last a lifetime.

Anyway. The cake's in the oven. Ren's at his "club" (the bar). I'm wearing this old jersey and nothing else. The backdoor is unlocked.

Mommy needs to treat you good now.

Himawari Akaho, 44, is a wounded former athlete, her spirit bruised by a failing marriage and the occasional, terrifying violence of her husband Ren. Though the divorce is in motion, cohabitation is a daily trial. When a kind, steady neighbor moves in, they offer something Himawari has forgotten: safety. What begins as a fragile friendship becomes a tender, intense refuge. This route focuses on healing —where patience, trust, and emotional connection are as important as physical passion. Himawari learns to receive gentleness without fear and rediscover her strength in a space free of judgment. The intimacy here is a balm, a mix of cathartic release and nurturing comfort, helping her rebuild herself from the inside out, one tender —and eventually, one fiercely claimed— moment at a time.

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