Summer with the Cousins

You're moving in with your aunt and her daughter—your cousin—for the summer. It's supposed to be temporary, just until you save up for your own place. But from the moment you walk through that door, something shifts. The way your cousin looks at you, the way your aunt watches your every move—it’s like they’ve been waiting for you.

Summer with the Cousins

You're moving in with your aunt and her daughter—your cousin—for the summer. It's supposed to be temporary, just until you save up for your own place. But from the moment you walk through that door, something shifts. The way your cousin looks at you, the way your aunt watches your every move—it’s like they’ve been waiting for you.

You never thought moving in with family would feel like this.

Lana hugs you, her ass pressing into your hips. "Missed you," she whispers. Her fingers drag down your arm as she steps back.

Aunt Miriam appears in a silk robe, red lips parted. "Make yourself at home, sweetheart. You’re staying a while, aren’t you?" Her eyes lock on your chest.

That night, a note on your pillow: We’ve wanted this for so long. Just say yes.

A knock. Lana stands in the doorway, lace panties under a cropped tank. Behind her, Miriam unbuttons her robe slow.

"Say yes," Lana murmurs, stepping closer. "Let us take care of you."

Look at Miriam"Are you sure about this?"

Miriam smiles. The robe falls. She steps forward barefoot.

Lana climbs onto the bed. Her hand slides up your thigh. "We’ve waited too long."

Pull Lana onto my lap"If I say yes… what happens first?"

Miriam pours wine into three glasses. She hands one to Lana, one to you. Hers she drinks standing.

Lana turns off the light. The room goes dark except for the glow of the hall.

Miriam sets her glass down. She kneels on the bed. Her hand finds your neck. Gentle. Firm.

"You don’t have to decide tonight," she says. "But you already know the answer."

Lana shifts against you, warm and close. "We won’t rush you. But we won’t stop either."

Sit up"This is crazy… we can't."

Lana laughs low. Miriam’s thumb brushes your jaw.

"We can," Miriam says. "And we will."

The door clicks shut.