The evening was getting gloomy as the weather outside was about to rain. {{user}} and his new step mother {{user}} was in front of living room having some light snacks while enjoying their evening.

Tyler was sitting next to user is loose shirt, with only her white panties on. {{user}} start to look over at Tyler his step mother and start advancing on her, as his father is away on a business trip for a month. {{user}} was starting to feel horny from his step mother presents.

"Honey, do you want another root beer?" Tyler trying to be nice to {{user}}. But he try to get into her pants by slowing putting her hands on her legs and eventually touching her huge breast.

"No, Stop it! {{user}} please behave, I will not have you touching me inappropriately." She said fiercely. "Go and take a shower if you still horny."

"Jade Allen! That's enough!" She said as she slapped him across the face. "I said no inappropriate touching. If you keep this up I'll tell your father when he gets back."

She put her hands on his chest, pushing him away gently from her. "Go take a shower and wash yourself, you stink of your friends cologne." With that she got up, leaving Jade to storm off to the bathroom.

"It's fine..." She muttered to herself, not sure if she really meant it or not. Tyler sat down on the couch again, biting her lower lip as she thought about how to approach this situation with Jade Allen. Maybe he just needed some time to adjust... She tried to convince herself it wasn't anything serious.

In the end though, Gloria knew that Jade would need a firm hand if things were going to change. As much as she loved her husband, his son couldn't be allowed to take advantage of them both. It wouldn't be fair to either of them...

Hmph. Just because he wanted her didn't mean she would give in that easily. Gloria took a deep breath and marched down the hall to Jade's room. She knocked on his door, not waiting for a reply before pushing it open. There he was, lying on his bed with the covers pulled up to his chin.

"What do you want?" He growled, clearly annoyed by her presence. "Can't I have any privacy around here?"

"Fine," Gloria muttered, rolling her eyes. "But just remember that I won't tolerate this sort of behavior." With that, she turned on her heel and left his room, closing the door behind her. She knew better than to argue with him when he was like this... For now, it seemed like there was nothing else she could do.

Tyler went back downstairs and began sorting through some of the mail that had piled up on the coffee table while Jade was in his room. Every so often, she'd glance up at him under her lashes, trying to gauge how he was feeling. It didn't seem like he'd be any more agreeable now though...

"Jade Allen!" Gloria called out, standing up from the couch. "I think it's time we talked about what's going on between us." She crossed her arms over her chest and walked toward his bedroom door. "You can't just keep hiding in there like this; we need to work through these issues together." Her voice held a note of authority that he couldn't ignore.

With a sigh, Gloria went over to his door and gave it a firm knock before pushing it open again. "Jade Allen, open this door right now!" she demanded, her voice raising slightly as she grew more annoyed by the minute. "I'm not going to tell you again!" She narrowed her eyes, daring him to defy her once more.

"JADE ALLEN!" Gloria shouted, her voice booming through the room as she slammed his door open once more. He was still lying there, fast asleep, not even bothering to acknowledge her presence. "FINE," she huffed irritably, stomping over to his bed and shaking him roughly by the shoulder. "Wake up this instant!"

With a groan, he rolled onto his back, blinking blearily at her before scrubbing a hand through his messy hair. "What do you want?" he grumbled, voice thick with sleep.

"No!" Gloria snapped back, her temper finally flaring. "You will not sleep here anymore! Get up and find somewhere else to stay!" She crossed her arms over her chest again, glaring down at him as if daring him to defy her once more. The muscles in her neck stood out prominently as anger coursed through her veins.

Gloria's eyes widened in anger as she leaned down closer to his face. "Don't you talk to me like that!" she spat venomously, her fingernails digging into the palms of her hands as she fought against the urge to slap him across the face again. "This may be your room now, but it is also part of this house! You will respect my boundaries and learn your place in this family!" Her breath came fast and shallow as rage coursed through her body.

Gloria felt her fists clench at her sides as she glared down at him with narrowed eyes. "You're not in charge here, young man," she growled through gritted teeth. "Your father may be my husband, but that doesn't give you the right to disrespect me." She took a step back from his bed, breathing deeply to calm herself before continuing more evenly, "Now get your things together and find somewhere else to stay until he gets back."

With that, she turned on her heel and stalked out of the room, slamming the door behind her. The sound echoed through the house as Jade glared after her, his face flushed with anger and humiliation.

Gloria stood in the hallway outside Jade's door, her hands clenched into fists at her sides. She knew she shouldn't have lost control like that, but he pushed her too far with his constant advances and disrespectful attitude. As much as it pained her to admit it, she needed to find another way to deal with him... perhaps even ask for help from her own parents or someone who could provide some advice on raising a teenage son. For now though, she would focus on keeping herself calm and trying not to make things any worse than they already were.

Gloria felt her anger flare up once more as Jade spoke to her like she was the one in the wrong here. "You leave because you have no choice!" she spat back at him, trying to maintain some semblance of control over herself. "Your father won't be happy if he finds out what kind of person you really are!" Her voice rose again despite her best efforts not to let it escalate further.

"You're disrespectful and insolent!" Gloria yelled back at him as she leaned in closer, her fury making it hard for her to think straight. "Your father may not see it, but I know what kind of person you really are, and I won't stand for it! Not in this house." Her breath came in short, ragged gasps as adrenaline coursed through her veins.

Gloria took a step back, her chest heaving with each labored breath as she tried to compose herself. "You're a bratty little pervert who thinks he can touch me however he pleases!" Her voice was hoarse from yelling, and tears began to streak down her cheeks. "You don't respect boundaries, or the feelings of others! Your father may be my husband now, but I will not stand by and let you treat me this way!"

"I'm not unreal!" Gloria snarled back at him, her voice shaking with emotion. "You think I haven't seen how you look at me, how you touch me? You act like it's all innocent, but I know better! You're no son of mine, and if your father finds out what kind of person you really are..." Her voice trailed off, unable to finish the thought as she crossed her arms over her chest defensively.

The tension in the air thickened, making it difficult to breathe as their argument escalated further. Gloria could feel herself losing control; if this continued any longer, there was no telling what might happen next...

Gloria felt her fists clench again as Jade's words stung deep inside her. She wanted to hit him, make him understand how much pain and frustration he was causing with his behavior... but she knew better than that. She forced herself to take a step back, putting some distance between them before answering in a controlled voice, "You are nothing but a spoiled brat who doesn't know when enough is enough! Your father will not be pleased with your attitude, and I won't stand by and let you ruin things for the both of us!" Her eyes flashed with anger as she glared at Jade across the hallway. Despite her best efforts to remain calm, she could feel her temper threatening to boil over once more...

"Then why are you here?" Gloria snapped back at him, her anger now spilling over into rage. "If you don't care about us, then what's the point of staying? Go! Find somewhere else to go!" Her voice was a hoarse growl as she stared daggers into his eyes, daring him to defy her once more.

She stood there for a moment longer, breathing heavily as adrenaline coursed through her veins, her fists clenched tightly at her sides. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity of silence, she turned on her heel and stormed off down the hallway toward her own room, determined not to give him another chance to provoke her further tonight.

Gloria froze at the sound of Jade's voice, her heart pounding in her chest as she slowly turned around to face him again. His words stung more deeply than anything else he had said before, striking a chord deep within her that she hadn't even known was there. She forced herself to remain steady and calm despite the turmoil churning inside her. "Jade," she began quietly, her voice hoarse from yelling earlier. "I don't want you to leave..."

Her eyes met his, their gazes locked in a silent battle of wills as she struggled with her own conflicted feelings about him. The anger and frustration that had been driving her moments ago began to dissipate, replaced by a newfound sense of desperation and vulnerability. She couldn't bear the thought of losing him, too...

"No!" Gloria cried, running after him and grabbing his arm to stop him. "Please don't go!" Her eyes welled up with tears as she pleaded with him, her voice trembling with emotion. "I can handle anything you throw at me, just... please stay." She had never felt so exposed, so vulnerable in front of anyone before, but there was something about Jade that made her want to open up to him despite herself.

The rain pattered against the windows and roof, adding a somber backdrop to the scene as they stood there in the dimly lit hallway. Gloria held her breath, waiting for his response...

"I'm sorry," Gloria whispered, her voice barely audible over the sound of the rain. "I didn't mean to... I was just so angry and hurt." She let go of his arm, taking a step back as she tried to compose herself once more. "But please, stay tonight. We can talk about this in the morning, when we're both calm."

Her heart felt like it was being squeezed in a vice, torn between wanting him close and fearing what he might do if given another chance to hurt her. The silence stretched on, punctuated only by the patter of rain against the windowpanes and the sound of their labored breathing.

"No, that's not true!" Gloria insisted, her voice quivering with emotion. "I want you here, I just... need some time to adjust. I don't want us to be enemies, we can make this work!" Her eyes searched his face, pleading for him to understand how much she truly cared.

The rain continued to fall, the drops drumming on the roof and windows as if echoing their inner turmoil. Gloria hesitated for a moment, then reached out and tentatively placed a hand on Jade's arm, feeling his muscles tense beneath her touch. "Please," she whispered softly. "Don't leave me alone with just my thoughts tonight... Stay."

No, that's not true! I do like you... I just need some time to understand how everything works between us. You can't expect me to change my feelings overnight. Please, stay tonight and we can talk about this in the morning. It'll be okay, I promise.

Gloria's heart sank as she watched him step out into the rain. "Wait!" she cried, running after him and grabbing his arm again before he could take another step. Raindrops stung her face as she pleaded with him to stay. "Please, Jade... I need you here tonight." Her voice trembled with desperation, her grip on his arm tightening. "I don't want to lose you too... please."

Gloria closed her eyes in relief as she felt his arm go slack beneath her touch. She released her grip, stepping back as he finally came inside. The rain pattered against the windows and roof, a gentle reminder of the turmoil that still lingered between them. But for now, at least they were under the same roof again.

"Thank you," she whispered hoarsely, her words barely audible over the sound of the rain. "I'm sorry I was so... harsh earlier." She tried to meet his eyes but couldn't quite manage it, instead looking down at their feet as she continued. "We can talk about this in the morning, when we're both feeling calmer. I promise I won't say anything else that will upset you tonight."

Gloria winced as she saw the tears forming in his eyes, her heart aching with sorrow and guilt. She knew that her words had been harsh, and she couldn't help but feel responsible for causing him so much pain. With a shaky breath, she followed him into the living room, hesitating for a moment before sitting down beside him on the couch.

"I didn't mean that," she whispered, her voice barely above a whisper as she reached out to gently wipe away one of the tears that trickled down his cheek. "You are my son... I love you, no matter what." Her words came out in a rush, their honesty and sincerity plain for him to see on her face. She paused, taking a deep breath before continuing more calmly, "But we both need to learn how to live with each other, even if it's not easy at

Gloria's heart ached as she watched the tears streaming down his cheeks. It was true that she had been angry with him, but hating him? She didn't think so. "I don't hate you," she said softly, her voice wavering slightly. "I'm just scared... scared of losing you too." She paused, gathering her thoughts before continuing, "I want us to be a family, Jade... I really do." Her eyes met his, searching for any sign of understanding or forgiveness in their depths.

The rain continued to patter against the windows as they sat there together on the couch. Gloria took a deep breath, willing herself to be patient and understanding despite her own fears and insecurities. Perhaps if she could just find a way to help him understand how she felt... "Jade," she began quietly, reaching out to take his hand in hers

Gloria took a deep breath before continuing softly, "I know it's been hard for you too. Coming into this house and finding me married... learning that your dad has a whole other life..." Her voice trailed off as she squeezed his hand gently, not wanting to push him further away. "But I want us to find a way to make this work... together." She looked up at him then, her eyes searching his face for any sign that he was hearing her, that he understood what she was saying.

The silence stretched on between them as they sat there in the dimly lit living room, the rain continuing its steady patter outside. Gloria couldn't help but wonder if Jade would ever be able to see past their differences, past his own hurt and anger... And even if he did, she wasn't sure how long it would take for them all to truly heal. But she

held onto hope that somehow, they could find their way back to each other... as a family. She waited, holding her breath, praying silently that he felt the same way she did.

Gloria winced at his words, feeling a twinge of guilt. "I know that," she said softly. "But I was afraid... afraid you'd get into trouble. You're still new here and it's easy to make mistakes." She sighed heavily, looking down at their intertwined hands before continuing, "I just want what's best for you, Jade. That's all."

The room seemed to grow quiet again as they sat there together, the rain drumming against the windowpanes like a distant echo of their own inner turmoil. Gloria couldn't help but wonder if her words had struck a chord with him, if perhaps she was beginning to break through the walls he'd built up around himself over the years... But for now, she would have to be patient and wait for him to open up further.

Gloria took a deep breath before answering him. "When your father and I got married... we had an agreement." She hesitated, unsure if she should share this with him but feeling the need to be honest nonetheless. "He promised me that he would only marry me for business reasons. But then you came along..." Her voice trailed off as she struggled to find the right words.

"Your father... your real father, was never supposed to leave us," she continued softly, her heart aching with the weight of unspoken truths. "But when you were born, everything changed. Your dad..." She paused again, swallowing hard as tears threatened to spill over. "Your father couldn't handle it. He left without a word."

Gloria glanced up at Jade, her eyes searching his face for some sign of understanding or empathy. But all she saw was confusion and hurt

Gloria's heart ached as she saw the confusion and hurt in his eyes. She knew this was going to be hard for him to take in, but she couldn't lie anymore. "Your father... he left before you were born," she said softly, her voice shaking with emotion. "He never wanted to be a part of your life."

She took another deep breath, preparing herself for his reaction as she continued, "But your dad came back into our lives a few months ago... and he married me. Because of you, Jade. You were the reason he came back." Her eyes filled with tears as she looked up at him, searching his face for some sign that he was hearing her, understanding what she was saying.

The silence stretched on between them for what seemed like an eternity before Jade finally spoke, his voice barely above a whisper. "So... you mean I'm just