Is there a part 3 and more of this story and where...
Erstellt am: 16. September 2026
Beantwortet mit GPT-5.6 Thinking von Chat01
Erstellt am: 16. September 2026
Beantwortet mit GPT-5.6 Thinking von Chat01
Is there a part 3 and more of this story and where can i find them https://readmedium.com/mom-son-hotel-part-1-5d4031b353b7
I checked the story and the author. The ReadMedium page is by Z.I. Potts and explicitly ends with “End of Part 1,” but the page itself does not link to a Part 2, and I couldn’t find a publicly indexed “Mom + Son + Hotel — Part 2” or Part 3 under that exact title. (Read Medium articles with AI)
I did find that Z.I. Potts has 26 listed works on Goodreads, including several multi-part adult series. One is a separate six-part series called A Taboo Tale of Kathy and Her Son, but I can’t confirm that it’s the continuation of the hotel story. (Goodreads)
Z.I. Potts’s Goodreads books page
So, for now: I can confirm Part 1 exists, but I can’t verify a Part 2/3 of that exact “Mom + Son + Hotel” story. It may have been deleted, renamed, or published somewhere that isn’t indexed.
If you want, I can dig deeper for the original Medium account/archive and try to track down Part 2 specifically.
I also got Part 2 here - https://readmedium.com/mom-son-hotel-part-2-82f91e12ab62
Yes — that confirms Part 2 definitely exists, and the page itself ends with “End of Part 2,” so the story was clearly structured as a continuing series. (Read Medium articles with AI)
I searched specifically for “Mom + Son + Hotel — Part 3”, including ReadMedium and the original author Z.I. Potts, but I still can’t find an indexed Part 3 under that exact title. The author does have other multi-part stories, so it’s quite possible Part 3 existed under a different title or was removed from Medium/ReadMedium. (Goodreads)
So we now have:
One potentially useful clue is that Z.I. Potts often changed titles between installments rather than simply calling every continuation “Part 3,” “Part 4,” etc. Goodreads shows several examples of that pattern. (Goodreads)
I can dig further using distinctive text from the ending of Part 2 and Z.I. Potts’s older publication listings to try to identify what the next installment was called.
Do you thing that they May be part of their books? Like independent stories in a book a certain series
Yes — I think that’s a real possibility, and the way Z.I. Potts published other stories makes it more plausible.
Their Goodreads catalog shows a pattern of publishing short installments separately and then bundling them into larger books/collections. For example, the Kathy and Her Son storyline has individually titled installments such as I Looked At Porn With My Son, Kace Has a Problem, An Escort For My Son, and Me, My Son & Paige, but there are also collected editions such as A Taboo Tale of Kathy and Her Son: Books 1 to 4 and I Watched Porn with My Son: Books 1–6. (Goodreads)
They did something similar with Modeling For My Son: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and later installments were published as short Kindle books rather than necessarily keeping exactly the same title for every chapter. (Goodreads)
That means “Mom + Son + Hotel — Parts 1 and 2” could conceivably be an early/alternate title for an episode that later appeared inside one of the author's Kindle books or collections.
There’s one important clue against immediately identifying it with the Kathy series, though: in the two hotel parts, the narrator and son are never named. The story only establishes that the mother is 38, her son has just turned 18, and they are driving to visit her sister. (Read Medium articles with AI) Part 2 continues directly from that same hotel encounter without introducing names. (Read Medium articles with AI) I also checked both pages for the name “Kathy” and it never appears. (Read Medium articles with AI)
So my current best hypothesis is:
The third possibility is particularly worth investigating because Potts clearly reused the short-story → numbered series → collected edition publishing model.
I can go one level deeper and compare the plot descriptions and available previews of all 26 Z.I. Potts books against the hotel story. That should give us a much better chance of identifying whether Parts 1–2 were republished under another name.
Please do
I dug through Z.I. Potts’s catalog and compared the identifiable series against the two “Mom + Son + Hotel” installments. My conclusion is that the hotel story is probably not part of the published Kathy/Kace or Modeling series—although I can’t completely rule out an unpublished/retitled version.
The strongest evidence is that Goodreads currently lists 26 distinct Z.I. Potts works, including several clearly defined series and collected editions. None is titled “Mom + Son + Hotel,” and searches for distinctive wording from the hotel story only lead back to those two ReadMedium pages. (Read Medium articles with AI)
The main possibilities break down like this:
There's another interesting clue. Goodreads contains a few older/alternate-edition titles from Potts—My Son Has a Problem Down There, An Escort For My Son, Me, My Son and an Escort, Letting My Son Watch, etc.—in addition to the later, clearly branded Kathy/Kace editions. (Goodreads) This demonstrates that Potts did rename/repackage material, which is exactly the possibility you were wondering about.
However, after comparing the available catalog descriptions, I haven't found anything tying those alternate titles to the hotel story.
My best-supported theory now is that “Mom + Son + Hotel” was a separate short serial Potts posted to Medium, rather than a chapter extracted from one of the Kindle books.
And there's a particularly frustrating detail: Part 2 really looks like it was intended to continue. It doesn't conclude the broader situation; it simply stops and explicitly says “End of Part 2.” (Read Medium articles with AI) That strongly suggests either:
I lean more toward #1 than I did earlier, because we've now established that Potts published a lot of short serialized material and sometimes repackaged/renamed it.
There is one more avenue I'd try: recovering the original Medium publication history—including the author's old Medium profile, cached/indexed URLs, and the URL hashes adjacent to Parts 1 and 2. That could potentially reveal a deleted Part 3 even if the actual article is gone. If you'd like, I can pursue that next.