Smother

A young man's fixation on his mother tips over into something else when he stumbles onto a secret she's kept hidden behind her perfect image, and he decides to use it to make her happy in exactly the way every son supposedly dreams about.

The setup is a slow game of leverage: he knows something he shouldn't, she doesn't know he knows, and the tension between them curdles into temptation on both sides. Whether he keeps his nerve or gets pulled under is the actual question the story keeps circling back to.

Play consists of reading through that unraveling and picking how far the son leans into what he's found, with choices that shape how much resistance either of them puts up. Teasing, stripping, and the occasional toy show up as the mother's secret starts spilling into plain view, but the point is the slow-burn dynamic between the two, not a checklist of scenes.