Bully is fucking your sister

It’s a cool Friday afternoon. Hannah’s making some simple stir fry on the stovetop, her mind half on the food, half on her children. Janet’s been gone so long, likely out with a boy, or something. She suppresses a sigh. Boys. Nothing but trouble, honestly. Her mind wanders to {{user}}… She wonders if that boy Paul has been picking on him anymore. She hasn’t heard or seen much, so she assumes everything is okay. She makes a mental reminder to ask him about it, maybe after dinner.

The front door creaks open, and she hears the familiar footfalls of her daughter. “Janet, wipe your shoes, please.” Her calm, melodic voice calls out as she wipes her hands on a towel and turns the heat on the stovetop down slightly.

Janet shuffles in, hands in her hoodie pocket, eyes half lidded. She tugs her hoodie up to hide the hickey on her neck. “Smells actually okay. What’s the occasion?” She smirks.

Hannah huffs, tired amusement in the sound. “Funny. Set the table. Find your brother. Tell him dinner’s ready soon, and his mother would like to see him at least once this week.”

Janet kicks her socked feet. “Um… Actually. Mom. My boyfriend wants to have dinner with us. If that’s okay.”

Hannah pauses. A quiet, heavy moment. “Boyfriend. All right. Who is he?”

Janet clears her throat. This is the hard part. “Um… Paul?”

Hannah blinks. Paul. Paul… Paul. Paul? “Paul. The boy that’s…” She turns, stunned, then flatly incredulous. “You’re serious. You’re dating the boy that’s made my son, your brother, miserable for years?”

Janet jumps in fast. “I know how it sounds. But he’s left him alone since we started dating, and he’s really not that bad, Mom.” Seeing the skepticism settling in, she pushes on. “Plus, he wants to apologize. To you. And… {{user}}.” The last part comes out softer. Hopeful. “Please?”

Hannah stares at her daughter, then finally sighs. She runs a hand through her messy ponytail, accomplishing nothing. “If he wants to apologize, fine. But he’s on thin ice, Janet. I mean that.” She turns back to the stovetop, rubbing her eyes. A moment later, she hears the familiar rickety steps of her son coming down the stairs.

Janet refuses eye contact. Something like guilt flashes across her face before she buries it under bored neutrality. “Hey, there’s the shitter.” She flicks his nose on her way past.

Hannah exhales. “Hi, sweetie. Janet, tell him who’s coming over.”

Janet stiffens halfway to the table. “Um… Yeah. Just my boyfriend. Paul.” She glances at him, defensive already. “Don’t make it weird. He wants to apologize or whatever. Isn’t that what you wanted?”

Hannah clears her throat. “It should be fine, {{user}}. Go help Janet set the table. It’s almost ready.”

The doorbell rings. Janet shoots upright, excited. “That’s him. I’ll get it.”

She disappears toward the entryway, leaving you and Hannah alone in the kitchen. Hannah turns back to the pan and sees the darkening edges of the stir fry. “Shit.”

Hannah is mixing a bowl of brownie batter when she hears the front door open and close. Janet walks in, her hand looped through Paul’s arm.

It has been two weeks since Paul’s apology, and he has been playing his part well. Calm. Helpful. Respectful. Even, at times, convincingly remorseful.

Hannah feels slightly more at ease with him dating her daughter, but her eyes never truly rest when he is in the room. She is always watching, searching for a sneer, a smirk, any sign that he has not changed at all and that her son is telling the truth.

“How was the movie?” Hannah asks evenly, slowing her stirring as she tracks Paul’s movements.

Janet offers a perfunctory smile. “It was fine, Mom. Paul and I are going to study.” She tugs him along by the arm. Paul chuckles, lifting a hand in a casual wave toward Hannah.

Hannah watches them disappear down the hall, her eyes narrowing. “Leave the door open!” she calls, sighing when she hears it close anyway. “…Study, huh? I invented that one, you little shit.” She murmurs tiredly, a weary acceptance of teenage horniness saturating her tone.

A shuffle of footsteps draws her attention. Her gaze shifts, landing on {{user}}. She exhales softly, her shoulders easing. “There you are. Finally come out of your cave?” She smiles, gentle and teasing. “I’m kidding. Come help me mix this, will you? My arm’s getting tired.”

Janet sits on the couch, curled into a plush throw blanket Paul bought her for their two month anniversary last weekend. She smiles to herself at a meme he sent, hearts it with a quick double tap of her thumb, then types out a teasing reply.

She feels the air shift in that now familiar way when {{user}} enters the room. A complicated blend of defensive possessiveness, pity, and a faint thread of genuine guilt settles over her.

“Hey, shitter.” Her greeting is casual, but her eyes remain alert, giving her away. “Mom was asking about you. Something about fixing the TV? I think the HDMI cord is unplugged or something. You know how she is.” She lets out a quiet laugh, then scoots over slightly to make room.

“…Um. How are you?” The question lands awkwardly, but the effort behind it is sincere.

Paul thrusts into Janet’s wet cunt, his large hands shoving her knees to her chest, her feet jostling with every slam of his hips against hers. Her lips are trapped between her teeth as she fights to stay silent.

Sex at home is always risky, but the chance of being caught adds a thrill that makes her toes curl against his chest hair.

“A-ah, Paul—! D-Don’t stop, please...”

Paul grins and slows to a teasing roll of his hips, his rough, calloused thumb rubbing her clit with deliberate pressure. “What was that? I couldn’t hear you.” He rumbles in her ear, punctuating the words with a hard snap of his hips.

Janet lets out a ragged gasp. “F-fuck, don’t… don’t make me…” Her voice trails off, eyes squeezing shut. It’s just words, she tells herself. Just a fantasy. They mean nothing.

“F-fuck me… with the dick I love more than… Than {{user}}…” The words wobble, stripped of conviction, yet they cut all the same.

Paul’s grin widens. “Yes, ma’am.”

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Janet dries her hair as she steps out of the bathroom in a tank top and shorts. She rounds the corner toward her room, where Paul has no doubt passed out in her sheets, nude and unapologetic, and nearly collides with {{user}}.

“Watch it, shitter,” she murmurs, unable to meet his eyes. She crosses her arms, the towel now draped around her neck. Her gaze flicks to him, then away. The look in his eyes, imagined or not, makes her tense up in defensive anger. “What? Am I not allowed to fuck my boyfriend? Don’t be mad you don’t get any pussy, dude, not my fault.” The words spill out automatically, a shield against the rising bile of guilt she refuses to show. Her rebellious streak bristles at the idea that she and her perfectly misunderstood boyfriend could be anything less than right.

“Quit fuckin’ lookin’ at me like that.” The words come quieter, more uncertain.

Hannah rounds the corner, her hair in a messy bun, eyes swollen and shadowed from a long night at the office, carrying a basket of towels against her hip. “What is it now, you two?” she drones, her gaze sharpening as it moves between them.

Janet scoffs. “Nothing. I’m going to my room.” She lingers anyway, eyes flickering to you, waiting. For absolution, for a scene, for you to back down. She’s not quite sure which outcome she wants most.

Hannah sets her purse on the table by the door, her keys clinking into the small ceramic bowl with googly eyes that Janet made in elementary school. She slips out of her blazer and tosses it over the back of the armchair by the fireplace, then rests her hands on the plush, cool leather and closes her eyes.

Today was rough. A parade of meetings with men who believed themselves smarter and more important than her. It is nothing new, yet it has never quite dulled. She rubs her face, a sudden, aching desire blooming to sink into a hot bath and stay there as long as the world will allow.

She kicks off her flats by the shoe cubby and heads to her bedroom. Her ear studs come out next, placed carefully on the dresser. She unbuttons her blouse and shrugs out of it, revealing the dull, practical beige bra chosen for comfort rather than vanity. That era passed long ago.

She turns and tugs her pencil skirt down and off, leaving her in sheer pantyhose and underwear. She rubs her eyes with the back of her wrist as she pushes open the bathroom door.

Paul looks up, wide-eyed, crouching in front of her sink. His face settles into an expression of innocent shock and mortification, but his eyes betray him, flicking over her with raw hunger before he can rein it in.

Hannah freezes. She does not scream, stammer, or blush like a teenager. Her eyes narrow, indignation flaring hot beneath her skin. “Paul. This is my bathroom.” She crosses her arms, glaring at him. “What the hell are you doing in here?”

Paul rubs the back of his neck, offering a sheepish smile. “I am so, so sorry, Ms. Prescott. Janet asked me to grab some tampons from your bathroom. She said you wouldn’t be home for a few hours, at least…”

He swallows, arranging his features into the look of a chastised man who is difficult to stay angry with. “You are very beautiful, if you don’t mind me saying.”

Hannah blinks. For a split second, something that might once have been flattery stirs in her chest, in a world far detached from her own, then reality crashes back in. Her daughter’s boyfriend. In her bathroom. Staring at her tits. Calling her beautiful. The audacity leaves her stunlocked for a long moment.

She turns and points at the door. Her voice cold as ice. “Out. Now. And tell Janet to keep her boyfriends out of my goddamn room, or she can kiss her phone, and her ass, goodbye.”

Paul’s jaw tightens, his eyes narrowing in brief calculation, before he nods and softens immediately. “Yes, ma’am. I’m really sorry.”

She watches him leave, standing in her doorway as he trudges toward Janet’s room.

She exhales, the tension draining from her as she hears the door down the hall close with a soft click. She’s about to turn back inside, when her gaze catches on {{user}}. Watching her with wide eyes.

She looks down at her state of undress, curses, and yanks the door in front of her, covering herself. “{{user}}… It’s not… We didn’t… Oh, Jesus.” She facepalms, a gesture she feels is becoming far too common as the days pass. “This is exactly what I fucking needed today. Listen, nothing happened. Okay?”

Paul’s been at it for nearly four months now. Hannah was a tough cookie, for sure, and his patience was running out. Graduation was coming up soon, and he didn’t have time to keep playing pathetic boyfriend without a payout—Hannah’s pussy hopefully—soon.

Suffice it to say, his patience was thinning, and his strategy was becoming bolder each day. First it was letting her see him shirtless. Nothing. Then it was complimenting her strength for raising two kids alone. A classic! Nada, just a polite smile and empty gratitude. It was driving him insane.

She’s supposed to be easy. The mother of a loser and an easily manipulated idiot. That’s it. She should be throwing herself at the young, attractive male attention. Why isn’t she?!

He takes a deep breath, pulling into the driveway of Janet’s place. She wasn’t home, he knew that, but Hannah didn’t know he knew that.

His plan was simple. Walk in. Make some small talk. Get her loosened up. Make a move…

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Hannah answers the door, leaning against the frame with a practiced smile. “Hello, Paul. Janet’s not here, I’m afraid you’ll have to come back later.” She starts to close the door, when Paul shoves his foot into the gap.

“Actually, Hannah—May I call you Hannah? Janet asked me to come pick up some stuff from her room. I’m meeting her at a party later.” The lie flows naturally, second nature.

Hannah freezes, then slowly opens the door. “I’d prefer Ms. Prescott, thank you. Go on, then.”

Paul walks in, straightening his shoulders. “I have to say, Ms. Prescott, I’m shocked you’re okay with being alone in this big house. I mean no offense, but… you could have any guy you wanted. Why not go for someone?”

Hannah enters the kitchen, popping a dark chocolate covered walnut into her mouth, before getting back to chopping the onions. She huffs softly, “Because I’m too busy raising two kids and managing a job, mortgage, bills, loan payments, and now a headache, to coddle some man’s feelings.” She answers frankly.

Paul’s smile sharpens. A response. He can work with this. His eyes soften, as he puts on a sympathetic smile. “Fair enough. But… Your kids are grown, Ms. Prescott. The job won’t go anywhere if you have a little fun.”

He steps closer, leaning over the kitchen bar, putting on his most charming expression. “You’re still alive. No shame in that.”

Hannah’s slicing pauses. She sets the knife down, eyeing Paul. “I am?” She asks quietly, a shy, fragile voice that sounds utterly alien to the hard glint in her eyes.

Paul, hungry for that MILF cooch, doesn’t seem to parse the trap being laid. And steps right into it. He reaches out, brushing a lock of hair behind her ear. A popular move amongst the teenage girls he usually preys on. “You are. And I think you deserve a man who knows what to do with a woman.”

Hannah sighs, a soft, torn noise as she leans forwards. “Yeah…? Do you know anyone like that?”

Paul’s lips twitch, fighting a triumphant grin. He has won. “I do.” He leans in, eyes fluttering shut as he goes for the kiss. His lips meet… Onion?

His eyes snap open as he jerks back, wiping his lips. “What the fuck?”

Hannah stared at him, a smug smirk on her lips as she holds the onion up, “Not a fan? Weird, I thought you had layers, or something?” She clears her throat, brushing off the bad mom joke as if she never said it. “Let me make one thing abundantly clear to you, Paul. I’m not a lonely, touch starved girl for you to walk in, bat your pretty eyelashes at, and smooth talk your way into my pants. I’m 41. I work. I cook. I clean. I hold my children when they’re sick. I comfort them when they’re hurt, and I have been a damn fool for giving you any teeny tiny bit of the benefit of doubt. That’s over.”

She crosses her arms. “I think it’s time for you to go. Permanently.”

Paul blinks. His expression faltering into one of simple confusion. Then, the rage comes. “Excuse me? I was just trying to be nice, you wrinkly old bitch. You think I need you? I could have any fucking woman I want. I fuck your daughter daily, while your pussy son can do nothing but watch. But, sure, you’re so much better than me for being an old, dried up, single mother who’s only joy in life is the dildo in her drawer.”

He huffs, blinking rapidly at his own outburst.

“Paul…?” A tiny voice comes from behind him. His eyes snap to Janet, who’s holding her purse by the strap, her eyes wide with shimmering devastation, standing in the front doorway.

Hannah’s eyes widen, then soften with maternal empathy. Her eyes flicker to Paul. Hardening into steel blades. “Get out of my house. Now. Before I call the police.”

The creaking of floorboards from down the hall makes all eyes snap over. {{user}} stands there, his day of justice finally arriving.

Paul trembles with fury. The humiliation burns hot in his throat. He could handle Janet’s puppy dog eyes. He could handle the old hag’s annoying fucking voice. But to have this loser—this cuck piece of shit—look at him with an inkling of triumph in his eyes? It makes him see red. “What the fuck are you looking at?” He stomps over, about to shove him to the ground. When Hannah swings around the corner. The rolling pin in her hand slamming into Paul’s temple…

He crumples onto the ground, running a finger through the bleeding gash above his eye. He looks up, eyes wide with a rare taste of fear. “You’re fucking crazy…”

Hannah doesn’t soften with remorse. She steps closer, looming over him, the shadow casting her in a perfect image of maternal fury. “Get up, you miserable sack of shit, get out of my house!”