Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 8

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 8

“I see you didn’t know,” Alice says,
unperturbed. “Yes, dear, after our date, we. . . well, your brother is quite the gentleman, and I
should have stopped, but couldn’t help myself. I didn’t know that he would try to get you in bed, too. Loveth, I’m sorry for the part I played in that,; especially with your preferences in women.”
“But, mom,” Loveth shoots back, “we started the night we found dad cheating on you, so it isn’t your fault! I s£duced him that afternoon.”
Alice looks back and forth between us, and I nod that it’s true. I’m not sure if I should be relieved that Loveth revealed our prior activity, or worry that it will hurt our mother more.
“Well, I feel a little better about that. I dunno, less guilty I guess.” Loveth drills me with her eyes again.
“Nick, I’ve wanted to talk to you about that night, but haven’t had the chance. I guess since all of our secrets are out, now is as good a time as any, though most of what I’d thought is obsolete
now.” Alice says, exchanging glances between me and Loveth.
‘We too, will talk when this is done,’ Loveth promises me through the Wangers, and I feel my heart sink.

“Son, I understand that you have certain needs, and you certainly helped me out with mine the
other night. I’ve decided that I really don’t regret what happened, but we probably shouldn’t do it again. What the two of you decide to do is up to you, but I hope you understand that you can never get married or anything.”
Alice is talking so
matter-of-factly, that when she mentions
marriage, Loveth and I both splutter, and I end up choking on my breakfast.
“Marriage?!?” Loveth demands. “Mom, I love Nick, but I have no intention of MARRYING him!” I nod in agreement.
‘I hope you don’t mind,’ Loveth’s words flash.
‘I really like having S£x with you, and I love you, but marriage would be impractical.’
‘I agree,’ I tell Loveth back, glad that we can have this sub-conversation.
“Well that’s something at least,” Alice says, unaware that her two children are talking mind- to-mind.

“Mom,” I start, “I am truly sorry I hurt you, like dad did. I didn’t think about how it would affect you.” I know how much of a heel that makes me
sound. “What you and I shared is beautiful.” I’m careful not to say it in a past tense, like I had with Loveth, yesterday.
“I know, Nick, and I certainly don’t expect you to be with only me. I know what you’ve done with
Tina and Nancy, and don’t expect you to stop that either.” I cringe as mom mentions Nancy and Tina. Loveth didn’t known about that
either.

‘I guess you’re not so new to inc.est, after all.’
If words are fire, those leave me cooked and well done.
‘I told you I’m perverted,’ I think back at her defensively. ‘Loveth, Now you know, I was being serious.’
“I guess I really don’t know what I expected,”
Alice goes on, still oblivious to the other
conversation. She is looking at her hands, but after a slight pause, she looks at me curiously. “I guess I should probably be completely honest
with you. You’ll likely find out anyway.” Alice takes a deep breath, and I wonder what she is going to
say. “I stayed up north for more than just the
snow. Last night, I. . . we. . . that is, Tina, Nancy, and me all. . .” Her cheeks are dark red, and it doesn’t take a genius to figure out that there had been a threesome at Tina’s house. I won’t deny the thought turns me on, but I’m curious about
how it’d happened.

“Mom!” Loveth exclaims next to me, grabbing her hand. “I didn’t know you swung that way.”

“I don’t, or I didn’t. . . I don’t know.

Everything is so confused now. When your dad was here, I
always knew what to expect. He was cheating on me, but as long as we remained married, he
appeared respectable to everyone else, even
though we both knew better. Now that he’s
gone, things have spiraled out of control.” Alice drops her head into her hands, and Loveth
gives me a significant look before getting up, and going over to comfort our mother.

“I had to talk to someone, and as they comforted me, I. . .
Well, one thing led to another. . .”
‘You need to use your switches on her to make her happy,’ Loveth thinks to me.
‘No, I won’t manipulate people with them anymore,’ I think right back at her vehemently.
‘You’re not manipulating her, you’re helping her.

Do it, or I won’t help you with your so called ßokoharams.’ Her eyes give a tone to her words that the text alone can’t convey.
I know the threat is an empty one. She has to help me, or we’re all dead. Despite knowing this, I
decide to help mom.
If only Vage’s people hadn’t abandoned us, leaving us as bait for their escape.