My Stepmom Novels & Stories

I smiled to myself, already planning the next time I’d use her. My step-mom’s pretty cunt was mine now. And I was going to fill it again and again.

I suspected they were in the picture even while my mom was alive, given that my stepsister was a year younger. Life had turned into a nightmare since the arrival of my stepmother and stepsister. Initially excited about having a stepsibling, I found myself ignored and mistreated by Stephanie. Both Linda, my stepmother, and Stephanie joined forces to taunt and insult me, making college preparations agonizingly slow. Chores piled up, and my complaints to my father only worsened the situation. Richard, my father, not only showed disgust but also accused me of causing my mother's death.

I knew if I stayed here another minute… “Come on, love. You want me, and I happen to be here.” “It cannot happen.” “But you want it to.” “No.” He smiled. “Liar.” I flustered and blushed. “I’m not lying.” “You may lie to my poor dad, but never to me.” He took a step towards me and I edged back. “You cannot deny this thing between us forever.” “I’m your—” “Stepmom, yes I know. People fuck with their stepmom all the time.”

A map of pain, earned over time. She didn’t announce herself. Just watched him. “Did you love her?” she asked finally. He didn’t turn. “Who?” “My stepmother. Naomi.” A beat. “I thought I did,” he said. “Before you.” She moved closer. “And now?” Now he turned. His eyes were tired but full of something else—something harder, sharper. “Now I regret ever touching her. Because I didn’t know what it meant to feel something until you.” The space between them collapsed.

Naomi Pov I stood still confuse of what he means by stepmom,my mom just died two years ago in a car accident as she was going to work,l could remember that worst day of my life,l was in the sitting room pressing my phone when my dad came back in tears saying that my mom's dead l nearly collapse as my wedding with Grayson was just a week before she died,l felt the pain l have never felt in my entire life,not even Grayson cheat can be compared to the pain of my mom's death, daughter what's botherinhg you,my father startled me,oh my gosh l was lost in thought,my mind came back to what he told me earlier,Dad you replaced my mom even without letting me know,is that how you neglect me,l said stari

The life that I had built deliberately out of the wreckage of everything that came before. There were two hundred people in this room and I was standing here coming apart over a man I had buried, no I straightened. Lifted my chin. Found my smile and put it back where it belonged. He was my stepson. That was his role now. That was all he was ever going to be. He would soon be leaving for where he came from. I let a few minutes pass. Let the room pull me back in — Richard's voice, the music, the warmth of people who meant well. And when I turned to Salvatore again it was with the steadiness of a woman who had made her peace.

I just walked past him and into the sitting room, slamming the door behind me. Inside, I tried to breathe. The room was too quiet, too clean. I turned on the TV, hoping to lose myself in a movie. Maybe if I watched something light, I could forget where I was. Who I was with. But peace didn’t last. A few minutes later, the door creaked open, and his son walked in like he owned the place. His shoulders were relaxed, but the smirk on his face made me sit up straighter. “Stepmom,” he said, dragging out the word like it was poison. “What’s it like, marrying someone old enough to be your father? Let me guess—it’s all about the money, right?”

“Delete it and block the number. I’ll handle this.” “Handle it how?” I snapped, voice cracking like the anxious teenager I apparently still was. “We can’t just ignore this. What if they send it to your dad? Or post it somewhere? My mom would lose her mind. ‘Oh honey, you’re screwing your stepbrother?’”

His lips pressed to mine in the shadow of the prom corridor, his hands steady as he slipped me that card, whispering, I wouldn’t want it with anyone else. I blink the memory away just as she appears. My new “stepmother.” Perfect hair, diamond bracelet. She smelled like vanilla and money. Nice to finally meet you, Evan!” she said brightly, sweeping down the stairs like a scene from some soap opera. My dad crosses the room and kisses her cheek like she hung the stars. Gross. The woman reached us, perfume thick and expensive. “I’m so happy you’re here!” She cupped my face like I was some lost puppy. “And my son is going to love you. He’s always wanted a brother.”