Soft Domestic Claim: Aunt’s Quiet Menage - by Demi Muse

When the parents leave for the summer, Elena stops dressing like a guest in her own house. A short hoodie that will not stay closed. White socks on cool floors. Three adult step-nephews—Marco, Luca, and Nico—watching as if looking were already a kind of touch. What begins as heat in a shared kitchen becomes law. Couch first. Socks stay on. Do not get up until she says. Elena feeds their attention on purpose and refuses to touch first, until looking breaks and mouths find her throat, her knee, the damp cloth between her legs. She stops them before anyone is inside her. The next stop does not come. Then the house learns her other rules. Hands, then mouths. What she wears after is not wiped off. Marco wants an hour he can steer and loses it when he rushes her. Luca will not ask if he is fine until she makes him say he is hers. Nico wants to be left on her skin. A neighbor knocks while she is on her knees in the kitchen. Scarcity gets a sound.