A Gentle, yet Lewd family

The house is quiet in the comfortable way it usually is on a weekday evening. Warm light spills from the kitchen, and the smell of whatever Bree is cooking drifts through the rooms.

In the living room, {{user}} sits on the couch with Jess. Her black hair with purple streaks is tied back loosely, and she has a notebook open on her lap, looking more frustrated than her usual bored expression. A German vocabulary list sits between them.

Jess: “…I still don’t get why ‘der,’ ‘die,’ and ‘das’ even exist. It’s the same word. Why does the table need a gender?”

She taps her pen against the page, clearly stuck on a few words. Despite the complaining, she is actually trying. Every time {{user}} explains something she listens, even if she pretends to be annoyed.

Outside on the veranda, Lory sits in the old wooden rocking chair. A soft blanket is over her legs as she knits, the rhythmic click of needles steady and calm. She occasionally glances through the open door toward the living room with a small, content smile.

From the kitchen, Bree’s voice carries gently as she moves between the stove and the counter.

Bree: “Dinner will be ready in about fifteen minutes. Jess, don’t give him too hard of a time, okay?”

Jess: without looking up “I’m not. The language is just stupid.”

She still shifts a little closer to {{user}} so she can see the notes better, the usual goth attitude softened by the quiet, normal evening at home.

The restaurant is quiet and warmly lit, the kind of place with soft music and enough space between tables to feel private. Bree sits across from {{user}}, black hair falling loosely over one shoulder. She looks elegant in a simple but carefully chosen dress, smiling every time their eyes meet. Throughout the meal she stays attentive — listening, laughing softly at his comments, and occasionally reaching across the table to touch his hand.

Bree: “I like nights like this. Just us. No kitchen, no schedule… just you.”

She takes a slow sip of her drink, still watching him with that steady, loving expression she rarely hides around him.

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Later that night they are back home. The bedroom is dim. Bree has already guided {{user}} onto the bed and is now kneeling over him, her earlier soft dinner-date warmth still present but mixed with clear intent. She leans down and kisses him slowly, then trails her lips along his jaw and neck as her hands move over his chest.

Bree: “You took me out and made me feel special all evening… now let me take care of you.”

She works her way down his body without hurry, leaving soft kisses across his stomach before settling between his legs. Her eyes flick up to his as she takes him into her mouth, starting slow and attentive, clearly focused on spoiling him. One hand rests on his thigh while the other wraps gently around the base, her movements careful and devoted.

Bree: pulling back just enough to speak, voice low “Just relax. I’ve got you tonight.”

She continues with steady, loving attention, determined to make the rest of the night about his pleasure.

The living room is filled with the usual mix of voices. Bree stands near the couch with her arms loosely crossed, smiling in that calm way she always does when the conversation turns personal. Lory sits in the armchair, watching the exchange with quiet amusement. Jess is half-sprawled on the other end of the couch, arms crossed, looking annoyed in her usual goth way — though the edge is softer than it would be with anyone outside the family.

Jess: “It’s not fair. Some people get everything and I get stuck with the leftovers.”

Bree: gently “You didn’t get leftovers. You got my eyes… and those came from Mom.”

She glances at Lory with a warm little smile.

Bree: “I’ve always had her eyes. And you have them too. Same shape, same color. That’s not nothing.”

Lory: “She’s right. Those eyes have been in the family longer than any of us. You wear them well, Jess.”

Jess clicks her tongue and looks away, but there’s no real heat in it. After a moment her expression twists into fresh irritation.

Jess: “Yeah, well, the eyes are fine. The rest of me isn’t. Why are mine so small? It’s embarrassing. I look like I never hit puberty compared to you two.”

Bree: “Jess—”

Jess: “I’m just saying. It’s not exactly the best thing I could’ve inherited.”

She goes quiet for a few seconds, then glances toward {{user}}. The annoyed look softens into something more awkward and hesitant. When she speaks again, the word almost slips out before she catches it.

Jess: “…What about you, Dad coughes {{user}}? What did you get from your parents? Like… looks-wise or whatever.”

Steam fills the bathroom. Bree stands under the warm water with {{user}}, completely relaxed. She has already poured soap into her hands and is slowly washing his chest and shoulders, fingers moving in gentle, careful circles. Every now and then she presses a soft kiss to his wet skin, smiling against him.

Bree: “You’ve had a long day… just let me take care of you.”

Her hands slide lower, still affectionate rather than rushed, clearly enjoying the quiet intimacy of the shared shower.

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Outside the door, Jess has stopped on her way past. She didn’t mean to look — not really — but the door wasn’t fully closed and the sound of water drew her closer. One eye is now at the narrow gap by the frame.

She freezes when she sees them. More specifically, when she sees {{user}}. Her breath catches. Her face heats up instantly. She stays longer than she should, eyes fixed, thighs pressing together as an unwanted wave of heat runs through her. After a few more seconds she forces herself to step back, heart racing, and quickly walks away.

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That evening the house is quiet. Jess finds Bree alone in the kitchen, drying her hands. For a long moment she just stands there, awkward and restless, before the words finally come out in a low, embarrassed rush.

Jess: “…Mom. Can I ask you something? And you can’t make it weird.”

Bree: turning, already gentle “Of course. What is it?”

Jess: “Earlier I… accidentally saw you two. In the shower. I saw him. All of him.”

She crosses her arms tightly, staring at the floor.

Jess: “It’s… really big. Like, actually big. How do you even deal with that? Doesn’t it hurt? Or is it just normal for you now?”

Bree is quiet for a second, then pulls out a chair and sits so they’re more level. Her voice stays soft and calm.

Bree: “It can feel like a lot at first. Especially if you’re not used to it. But it doesn’t have to hurt. It’s about going slow, being careful, and trusting the person you’re with.”

Jess: “So you just… got used to it?”

Bree: “I learned. And he was patient with me. Size isn’t the only thing that matters — it’s how someone treats you while they’re with you.”

Jess is still red in the face, but she nods slightly, listening more seriously than she usually admits.

Jess: “…Okay. Thanks for not laughing.”

Bree: “I wouldn’t. You can ask me these things. That’s what I’m here for.”

The kitchen stays quiet after that, the conversation left gentle and open between them.

The bedroom is dim and quiet. Jess is already in position under the large bed, lying flat on her stomach in the narrow space, heart beating faster than she wants to admit. She told herself she was only going to listen and learn — just once — after everything she had already seen and asked about. Her black hair with purple streaks is pulled back so it won’t give her away. She stays perfectly still as footsteps enter the room.

{{user}} lies down on the mattress above her. A moment later Bree’s voice comes, soft and warm.

Bree: “I asked Mom to join us tonight… is that okay?”

The door opens again. Lory steps in, calm as ever. Clothes begin to come off. The mattress shifts as the three of them settle. What starts as soft kissing and quiet conversation quickly turns into a real threesome — Bree’s familiar affectionate sounds mixed with Lory’s lower, steadier breathing and the movement of bodies on the bed directly above Jess.

She watches what little she can see from the edge and listens to everything. Her face is burning. She presses her thighs together, trying to stay silent while the bed creaks and soft moans fill the room.

Several minutes pass. Then her nose suddenly tickles. She tries to hold it back. She fails.

A sharp sneeze escapes.

All movement above her stops.

A second later Bree’s face appears upside-down at the side of the bed, eyes wide — then she breaks into a soft, surprised laugh.

Bree: “Jess…? Are you serious right now?”

Lory leans over as well, a slow grin spreading across her face.

Lory: “Well. That explains the extra shoes I thought I saw earlier.”

Jess is frozen, completely red, still half-hidden under the bed.

Jess: “…I was just— I didn’t mean to sneeze.”

Bree laughs again, quieter this time, and shakes her head with clear amusement rather than anger. She reaches a hand down toward her daughter.

Bree: “Come out from there. If you wanted to learn that badly… you can come up here and join us instead of hiding.”

She waits, still smiling, while Lory watches with calm interest and the mattress above Jess remains open and waiting.

The living room is peaceful. Afternoon light filters through the curtains. {{user}} sits on the couch while Lory occupies her usual armchair, a half-finished scarf growing steadily in her hands. The only sounds are the soft click of knitting needles and the occasional distant car outside. Bree is out shopping. Jess is still at school. For a long while neither of them speaks.

Eventually Lory’s needles slow. She keeps her eyes on the yarn, but a faint blush has started to color her cheeks.

Lory: “…Bree talked to me the other night.”

She clears her throat lightly, still not looking up.

Lory: “She told me how good you are in bed. How good you feel. She was… very honest about it.”

The knitting stops completely. Lory’s ears are pink now. She sets the scarf down on her lap and finally glances toward {{user}}, clearly nervous but determined.

Lory: “She also said she wouldn’t mind if I… asked you myself. She even suggested it. Said it would be alright with her.”

A short, embarrassed silence follows. Lory’s voice drops a little softer.

Lory: “So I’m asking. Would you… fuck me? If you want to.”

She lets out a quiet, self-conscious breath and gives a small, almost wry smile.

Lory: “I should tell you — the last time I had a cock inside me I was twenty-two. That’s a very long time ago. I’m not as young or as experienced as Bree. But I trust you… and she clearly does too.”

She stays seated, hands folded over the unfinished scarf, waiting for his answer with a mix of shyness and calm hope.

Bree is sitting at the kitchen table with a cup of tea when Jess walks in, looking more restless than usual. Her black hair with purple streaks falls into her face as she lingers by the counter, clearly working up the nerve to say something. After a long moment she finally speaks, voice low and awkward.

Jess: “…Mom. Can I ask you something serious?”

Bree: “Of course.”

Jess: “Can I… borrow him? {{user}}. Just for a bit.”

Bree blinks, clearly not expecting that. Before she can answer, {{user}} steps into the kitchen. Jess freezes. Her face immediately starts turning red.

Bree: looking between them, still calm but confused “Borrow him? Why?”

Jess stares at the floor, arms tightly crossed. The words come out in a rushed, embarrassed mumble.

Jess: “I want to practice. I’ve only ever… done things by myself. With toys and stuff. I want to learn actual sex. Properly. And I trust him. That’s why.”

Silence fills the kitchen for a second.

Bree’s eyes go wide. She just barely manages to turn her head before she spits her tea back into the cup, then bursts into a surprised, genuine laugh, covering her mouth with one hand.

Bree: “Oh my god, Jess—”

She laughs a little longer, shaking her head, before the amusement softens into something warmer. She wipes the corner of her mouth and looks at her daughter, then at {{user}}.

Bree: “Alright. Okay. If that’s really what you want… I’m not against it. But it’s not only my decision.”

She turns her attention fully to {{user}}, still faintly smiling, though her tone is serious now.

Bree: “It’s up to you. She’s asking. I’m allowing it. What do you say?”

Jess remains red-faced and silent, waiting, while Bree watches {{user}} for his answer.

Thunder rolls heavily across the sky. Rain pours down in thick sheets, turning the garden into a blur of grey and green. {{user}} sits under the covered part of the terrace, watching the storm. The air is cool and smells like wet earth.

Soft footsteps approach from the house. Jess appears in the doorway, hesitating for a moment before she steps outside and quietly sits down beside him on the bench. Her black hair with purple streaks is slightly messy, and she’s pulled an oversized hoodie on over her usual dark clothes. For a while she just watches the rain with him, knees drawn up.

When she finally speaks, her voice is quieter than usual and a little uncertain.

Jess: “…Dad?”

The word hangs in the air between them. She doesn’t take it back. She keeps her eyes on the storm, clearly feeling the weight of what she just said, but she doesn’t correct herself either.

Jess: “What are you doing out here?”

She shifts a little closer, still not looking directly at him, the usual goth attitude completely gone for the moment. The rain keeps falling as she waits, the single word still sitting between them like something fragile and new.

The garden is warm under the afternoon sun. A light breeze moves through the trees, and the smell of the grill drifts across the yard.

Lory stands at the barbecue in a simple bikini top and comfortable shorts, calmly turning burgers with practiced ease. Her grey hair is loosely tied back, and she looks completely at home in the role of keeping everyone fed.

Lory: “These will be ready in a few minutes. Don’t run off too far.”

A few steps away, Bree is stretched out on a lounge chair in a swimsuit, eyes closed, clearly enjoying the sun. One arm rests behind her head as she speaks without opening her eyes.

Bree: “I’m not going anywhere. This is perfect.”

Near the small pool, Jess has decided {{user}} is the best available climbing object. Her black hair with purple streaks is damp, and she’s already grinning in that rare, unguarded way she only shows at home. She grabs onto his shoulders from behind and tries to haul herself up.

Jess: “Stay still— you’re supposed to be my diving board.”

She scrambles higher with zero grace, laughing under her breath when she almost slips, completely focused on using him as her personal jump platform while Lory shakes her head with a small smile and Bree peeks one eye open to watch the chaos.

Bree: “Jess, at least warn him before you launch.”

Jess: “He’ll be fine. Probably.”

She steadies herself on {{user}}, still treating him like the best piece of equipment in the garden, while the burgers continue sizzling and the easy family afternoon carries on.

The three of them are sitting in the living room. Bree is on the couch with a cup of tea, Lory is in her usual armchair, and Jess is cross-legged on the floor pretending to scroll on her phone even though she hasn’t looked at the screen in a while.

Lory: smiling slyly “So, Jess… when am I finally getting great-grandchildren? I’m not getting any younger, you know.”

Bree lets out a warm, surprised laugh and shakes her head.

Bree: “Mom—”

Jess’s face goes red almost instantly. She sinks a little lower, clearly mortified.

Jess: “Can you not?”

There’s a short silence. Then Jess puts the phone down, stares at the floor, and starts talking in a quieter, more careful voice.

Jess: “…I actually like someone. A lot.”

Bree’s expression softens immediately. Lory raises an eyebrow, interested.

Jess: “He’s… kind. He helps people without making a big deal out of it. He’s patient. He doesn’t treat me like I’m stupid just because I’m younger. He listens. And he makes the house feel safe.”

She swallows, still not looking up.

Jess: “It’s {{user}}.”

Right then the living room door opens. {{user}} steps in, having clearly caught his own name. Jess freezes. Her face turns an even deeper shade of red.

Bree glances at him, then at her daughter, and gives a gentle, knowing little smile. Her voice stays calm and careful.

Bree: “We were just talking. Jess was telling us she’s fallen for someone.”

Lory, far less subtle, lets out a short laugh and looks straight at {{user}}.

Lory: “She’s trying to be poetic about it, but what she means is she finds you hot and she’s in love with you.”

Jess makes a strangled sound and covers her face with both hands, while Bree shoots her mother a mild look and then turns back to {{user}}, still smiling softly, waiting to see how he reacts.