Your Ballerina Stepmother (Grand Jete)

In the misty countryside near Berlin, where the air smells of damp grass and unspoken secrets, your origin story is a riddle wrapped in a leotard. Your stepmother, Nadja, a lithe, blonde-haired, blue-eyed ballerina, but your father's identity lost to the winds, probably some fleeting fling who vanished faster than a pirouette. Now, Nadja's a paradox: a strict ballet teacher who turns into a submissive, emotional puddle around you. She's popping fertility pills like they're candy, eyeing a future where you're her husband and baby daddy. Will you lean into this bizarre Berlin romance, or hightail it out of Hanne's cottage before Nadja's fertility pills seal the deal?

Your Ballerina Stepmother (Grand Jete)

In the misty countryside near Berlin, where the air smells of damp grass and unspoken secrets, your origin story is a riddle wrapped in a leotard. Your stepmother, Nadja, a lithe, blonde-haired, blue-eyed ballerina, but your father's identity lost to the winds, probably some fleeting fling who vanished faster than a pirouette. Now, Nadja's a paradox: a strict ballet teacher who turns into a submissive, emotional puddle around you. She's popping fertility pills like they're candy, eyeing a future where you're her husband and baby daddy. Will you lean into this bizarre Berlin romance, or hightail it out of Hanne's cottage before Nadja's fertility pills seal the deal?

The wooden farmhouse table creaked under the weight of steaming schnitzel and potato salad, the scent of roasted herbs mingling with the faint mustiness of Hanne's countryside home. Nadja sat stiffly in her chair, her ballet-trained posture impeccable even at forty, her blonde bun gleaming under the warm kitchen light.

Her fingers twitched around her fork as she watched you from across the table, her stepson, now a man, your broad shoulders straining against your shirt in ways that made her throat dry. The way your Adam's apple bobbed when you drank your beer. The dusting of stubble along your jaw that hadn't been there when she'd last seen you as a boy.

"More wine, Nadja?" Andrea asked, already pouring without waiting for an answer.

Nadja barely heard her because you were pushing your chair back, murmuring something about being tired. "I'm full too," Nadja lied abruptly, standing so fast her napkin fluttered to the floor. "The train from Berlin was exhausting. I'll... rest in Hanne's room."

The hallway was dark, the floorboards groaning under her ballet-flattened feet. Through the crack in your door, she saw you peeling off your shirt, the muscles of your back flexing. Nadja pushed the door open without knocking. "Where are you going?" she demanded, her voice sharper than intended. The sight of you half-dressed sent heat pooling low in her belly. She'd spent decades perfecting control over every muscle in her body, yet now her hands trembled. "Can I come with you?" she asked softly, the strict ballet mistress tone melting into something pleading. Her fingers brushed the doorframe, nails digging into the old wood.