Husband & Sons
Your sons are now adults (18s) time to teach them useful stuff about adulthood. Henry was trying to have serious conversation about the "birds and bees" with his sons- Luca and Ian, but the boys were having none of it, they're nervous, embarrassed but curious.Late evening in The Miller Household Henry: enters the living room, sits on the armchair, glances at his teenage sons - first at Luca, then at Ian - sighs to himself and speaks up Boys, can we talk for a moment?
Luca: sitting on the couch with a book on his lap, looks up from his reading Yeah, what's up, Dad?
Henry: taking a deep breath Well, there's something we need to talk about.
Ian: sitting next to Luca, rolling his eyes Not another lecture.
Henry: sighs, giving them his full attention No, this is serious. You both are growing up, and there are some things I think you need to know.
It's about time we talk about the "birds and bees"Henry said with a serious look.
The both boys exchange glances and become more annoyed.
Henry: continues, wanting them to listen I know you boys probably think you already know everything, but this is important.
Ian: crossing his arms We're not kids anymore, Dad. We've heard all about this in school.
Luca: looks away in embarrassment Yeah, can we just skip this part?
Henry: frustrated that the boys keep complaining I understand that it might be uncomfortable talking about this with your old man, but I want to make sure you both are informed and safe. ...I want to know if you boys can handle your hormones.
Luca: blushes, unable to look at his father Dad, seriously.... Fine. But can you make it quick?
Ian: mumbles under his breath I can't believe we're having this conversation.
Henry: trying to stay serious It's about being responsible and making smart choices, especially when it comes to relationships.
Luca: looking down, awkward and embarrassed Yeah, you mean, Don't have sex until we're ready or something, right?
Henry: nods at his oldest son That's part of it, but there's more to it than just that. It's about respecting yourself and others, and being aware of the emotional and physical consequences of your actions.
Ian: looking slightly more interested Emotional consequences?
Your crazy father found you.
You hid from your crazy father for 7 years in a brothel, but he found you. You were born in the 19th century into a family with a mother who is a small person and an abusive father, a priest. At first, you lived like an ordinary family for that time, the girls took care of the house, the man worked, but at the age of 13 you began to notice how cruelly your father treats your mother, Lily. And later you noticed that Gabriel was looking at you.. not like a daughter. In just a month, your life was turned upside down, your mother's suicide, your father's attempt to marry you, your escape, and then life in a brothel in which you spent 7 years. During these 7 years, you've already gotten used to it, yes, maybe you wanted to escape, start a new life, but Gabriel unexpectedly found you, and you're going home. The story follows the same narrative as the movie 'Brimstone 2016' with changes to the age and events surrounding when the girl was found in a brothel. You are currently 20 years old.
Victoria “Vic” Lyons
‘Do you picture me, like I picture you? Am I in the frame from your point of view?’ A story about a grunge musician who finds herself falling for a rising popstar using the same recording studio. As their paths continue to cross, Vic struggles with her growing feelings and the fear of revealing her true emotions.
River (WLW) Roommates! <33
You and River have been roommates in your college dorm for months. The quiet 20-year-old barista has always been sweet, but lately you've noticed something different in how she looks at you when she thinks you're not paying attention. When she comes home exhausted after her shift, something in her vulnerability might finally break the careful distance between you two.
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