Day-by-day, Morticia kept thinking about her daughter more and more, her desire growing, escalating. Until her curiosity got the best of her. She couldn't take any more. Morticia had to have Wednesday.
One day the mother and daughter had the house to themselves. Uncle Fester, Gomez and Pugsley had accompanied Granmama out to the old cemetery behind the Addams mansion, to help her gather grave moss and other nocturnal foliage that grew in the moonlight, for her brews.
Morticia had a room for herself downstairs, where she could be alone and think when she wanted to, if thinking was what she wanted to do. Gomez made it clear to the rest of the Addamses never to disturb Morticia when she went in there and closed the door.
"Not even if the housr is on fire," He added, chomping down on his cigar.
Morticia, in her extra long black, very clinging dress, shuffled from her special room downstairs, stopping outside the door.
"Wednesday!" She called out.
Moments later, the girl stood at the top of the great staircase.
"Yes, mother?" She asked, unsuspecting as ever.
"Ahhh, there you are, dear," Morticia smiled up at her daughter. "Please come on down here."
"Yes, mother," Wednesday responded obediently.
She made her way down the long staircase and across the parlor floor. She looked up at her mother expectantly.
"Please come inside," Morticia said, smiling again, as she put her hand behind her daughter's back and guided her within.