Bully Owns His Own Family - Part 1 - Sex Stories

Bully Owns His Own Family - Part 1

... you look adorable! Such a handsome guy." Her words carry the tone of complimenting a five-year-old, adding a touch of endearment to the moment.

Feeling a bit ridiculous but also genuinely curious, Michael musters the courage to ask the next question. "Do you think Brian would approve of my outfit?"

Carol nods, affirming, "Oh, absolutely. But you know, a little bit of sucking up wouldn't hurt either. Brian loves it when people acknowledge his taste, so just play along a bit, and you'll be golden. It's all in good fun, right?"

Curious, Michael presses further, "What do you mean by 'play along'? How do I do that?"

Carol, with a frank and slightly mischievous tone, lays it out for him. "You know, grab a beer for him, laugh at his jokes like they're the funniest thing you've ever heard, maybe even offer him your seat. Just, you know, suck up a little. Brian likes that kind of stuff."

Michael, though not entirely comfortable with the idea of playing along with Brian's preferences, understands the influence Brian holds over their family dynamics. He opens up to Carol about his feelings, admitting, "You know, I don't really like having to suck up to Brian, but I get it. He has a strong hold on the family."

Carol, aware of the complex dynamics, nods in understanding. "It's just the way things are, Michael. We've got to navigate it as best we can."

Seizing the opportunity to share his aspirations, Michael expresses a sense of hope for the future. "I can't wait ...

... for the day when my new project takes off, and we can earn millions. We'll be able to move far away from all this and live life on our terms."

Carol's laughter bursts forth, a sound that echoes through the room, as if mocking the very idea Michael has just shared. It's a loud, dismissive laughter that cuts through the air.

Once the laughter subsides, Carol fixes Michael with an incredulous look. "Millions, Michael? Move far away? Come on, be realistic," she says, her tone laced with skepticism. "This family is everything, and we're not just going to leave it all behind because of some pipe dream."

With a hint of condescension, Carol continues, "Let's face it, Michael. What pays the bills, what keeps us comfortable, is my salary from the family real estate business. Your A.I. project is barely standing on its own, and the idea of making millions from it? It's a long shot, to say the least."

She punctuates her words with a dismissive wave, making it clear that, in her perspective, the practicalities of their current situation take precedence over Michael's ambitious dreams.

Michael, with a meek demeanor, acknowledges Carol's point. "I get it, Carol. Your income is more substantial right now, but I have faith in the Germans. I truly believe they'll make an offer between 5 and 10 million dollars in the next few weeks for the software."

Carol's patience wears thin, and her tone rises a bit in frustration. "Michael, I've heard this story a thousand times. This big ...