Karen had always believed that the way to a man's heart was through his stomach. She learned it from her Mom and had practiced it with each of the men in her life. Graham's Dad was a a skinny scarecrow when Karen hooked up with him in high school and left for college three years later a 250 pound porker. Karen was pregnant with Graham but at nearly 200 pounds she didn't notice until Graham arrived. As a single mom she took a job with a Realtor answering phones and filing for Rob Green who'd been the star quarterback for the high school ten years back. He was still movie star handsome, happily married to his high school sweetheart with two young kids. Rob's wife never thought that Karen was any kind of threat to her marriage but innocently Karen began to bring Rob treats from her kitchen. Over one year, Rob had become addicted to Karen's cooking, and started to get fat. His marriage cooled as his weight increased and bigger Rob began to appreciate the delights of a bigger woman like Karen. He gave her more responsibility and paid for her Real Estate Licence. Then the shit hit the fan and Rob's wife finally couldn't take any more. Her handsome successful husband had turned into a tub of lard. She got the kids, the house and left Rob a fat, broke loser. Rob disappeared leaving Karen pregnant again with Erin.
Karen moved across town and sold real estate in a new neighborhood making a good enough living until she met Hogart at an open house. Hogart was 60 and a retired body builder. He had grown from the 225 pound champion to a 300 pounder when they met and Hogart loved Karen's soft curves. He also had become a big chow hound since retiring and Karen's cooking added another 25 pounds after she moved into his big house. They lived happily for nine years until 500 pound Hogart died of a massive heart attach leaving Karen his assets even though they had never bothered to get married. Again she was without a man and pregnant but she didn't have to work anymore unless she chose.
Since that time, Karen had focused on her kids until now. 16 year old Evan had reawakened her emotions. The poor kid was skin and bones. His parents hadn't taken good care of him and Karen felt compelled to give him the Mother he needed and fatten him up.
"Ready for desert?" Karen called after knocking at the boy's bedroom. "That homework better be done by now." Karen was hoping that the two boys would help each other out. Graham needed to get disciplined about his homework and she hoped that Evan would set a good example. She also hoped that Evan would watch and learn from Graham who was a champion chow hound.
"Hi, Mrs Jones. I'm still pretty full. You are such a good cook that I really stuffed myself."
Karen smiled at Evan. He was a cute boy but too skinny.
"Thank you Evan. I don't get many complements around here. Graham is too busy eating everything in sight."
"Mom," Graham whined. "Give me a break. If it wasn't good, I wouldn't be eating it."
Karen put down two big wedges of apple pie.
"Here's desert. There's more in the kitchen if you want it. Then I want you in bed by 10. School tomorrow."
Graham shovels the pie down and watches Evan pick at his pie.
"Don't you like my Mom's pie?" he asked. "It's the best in town."
"Yeah, it's great but I;m still stuffed. why don't you eat it for me. I don't want your Mom to think I don't like her cooking. She's so nice and all."
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