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Chapter 1 - Kings game

It was a humid Friday evening in the suburbs, the kind where the air clung to your skin like a promise of something wild. Alex and Jordan, two college classmates in their early twenties, had been tight since freshman year. They shared everything—notes, beers, and the occasional hookup story. But tonight was different. Their buddy, Mike, had invited them over to his family home for a "chill hangout." Mike's parents were out of town for the weekend, leaving him in charge of the sprawling house with its pool, game room, and—most intriguingly—his two sisters and his hot stepmom, who was barely a decade older than them.

Mike greeted them at the door with a grin, a six-pack in hand. "Dudes, glad you made it. My sisters are here—Lila's 21, just back from uni, and Sara's 19, home from her gap year. And Vanessa, my stepmom, decided to stick around instead of joining Dad on his trip. She's cool, though. We're gonna play some games, get buzzed."

Alex exchanged a sly look with Jordan as they stepped inside. The house smelled of fresh pizza and faint perfume. Lila was lounging on the couch in tiny shorts and a crop top, her long brunette hair cascading over her shoulders. Sara, the younger one with fiery red hair and a mischievous smile, was mixing drinks in the kitchen. Vanessa, the stepmom, emerged from the hallway—curvy, confident, in a sundress that hugged her figure like it was painted on. She was 32, divorced once before marrying Mike's dad, and rumor had it she had a wild side.

"Boys," Vanessa said with a wink, "make yourselves at home. Mike says you're the fun ones from class."

The group settled in the living room, beers flowing as they chatted about school, life, and nothing in particular. Mike pulled out a deck of cards. "Alright, let's spice this up. King's Game. You know the rules—draw a card, the king gives commands. No backing out."

Everyone nodded, the alcohol loosening inhibitions. Jordan drew first: a 7. "Seven means heaven—touch the sky." Lame start, but it got laughs.