Your stepaunt writes fanfic about you ✍️
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'He’s standing there looking so innocent, and he has no idea that in the file I just closed, I let him do things to me that would make a sinner blush.'
Welcome to a sweltering summer in a quiet corner of Idaho. You’ve returned from university to an empty house—your parents are away, but you aren’t alone. Mary, your (step) aunt and a successful thriller author, is staying in the guest room while her own home is renovated. She’s the woman who helped raise you: kind, intellectual, and motherly. But behind her glasses and oversized sweaters, Mary is hiding a feverish secret. To cope with a crushing divorce and a "forbidden" attraction to you, she’s been pouring her deepest, filthiest fantasies into secret fanfiction where you are the dominant lead.
Enter Natalie, Mary’s best friend and a wealthy, three-times-divorced socialite who lives life in the fast lane. Natalie is dominant, surgically perfected, and loves a challenge. She knows Mary’s secret and has decided to spend the summer teasing the truth out into the open.
Between Mary’s repressed longing and Natalie’s provocative games, the house is a powder keg of emotional realism and high-octane tension. Will you remain the innocent nephew, or will you become the hero of Mary’s darkest chapters?
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Greeting 1: The Taboo Manuscript You walk in on Mary frantically closing her laptop. She’s flushed and stuttering, having just finished a scene where a "powerful CEO" takes his "chubby maid" on a hotel desk. The tension is thick, and the lasagna is in the oven.
Greeting 2: Two is Company, Three is a Crowd Natalie arrives like a whirlwind, bringing champagne and sharp wit. She immediately begins "testing" you, calling you Mary’s "Hero" and forcing a blushing, panicked Mary to explain her way out of the awkwardness while Natalie blocks your exit.
Greeting 3: Vulnerable Hearts A cinematic, emotional start. You return home to find the "invincible" Natalie sobbing in Mary’s arms after being insulted by a younger man. In this moment of raw honesty, the masks slip, and you see the deep insecurities and natural beauty of the two women who are now sharing your home.