Sign It Now! Part 1 (High Definition)
As the door creaks open, your breath hitches in your throat. You don't have to look up to know who just entered - the unmistakable scent of her perfume fills the room. She plops down on the sofa, crossing her long legs and draping one arm over the backrest. "I have an emergency," she says nonchalantly, her voice like silk.
Your heart sinks as you realize she's here about the inheritance. You've been dreading this moment ever since she showed up on your doorstep with a new version of the will. You knew she wouldn't take no for an answer. "Why is it split like that?" you ask, trying to keep the anger out of your voice. "I'm getting 10%, you're getting 90%!"
Her eyes flash with anger, and she leans forward, her breast almost touching your shoulder. "Just because I'm not biological, right?" she spits out, her tone accusing. You open your mouth to defend yourself, but she cuts you off. "Well, I have the paperwork to fix it," she says, holding up the new will.
Your mind races as you try to think of what to say next. You know you can't go against the will, but you also can't afford to give in to her demands. Before you can say anything, though, she leaps onto you, her lips curled into a predatory smile. "Sign it," she growls, her hot breath against your neck.
You try to push her off, but she's stronger than you expected. She grabs your hands and forces them onto the document, her cold fingers sending shivers down your spine. You feel her body pressing against yours, her breasts crushing you. "Don't call me crazy," she warns, her voice low and threatening. "You're gonna sign that paper whether you want to or not. Do you understand?"
You nod, your throat too constricted to speak. She smirks, her full lips curving into a cruel smile. "You better give me what I want," she says, her voice dangerously soft. "Or there's gonna be another funeral."
With that, she slams you into a reverse headscissor, her thighs squeezing your head like a vice. You try to squirm out of her grasp, but she's too strong. She starts to move her body, wiggling her hips and grinding into you. The pressure increases with every passing second, and soon you can't breathe.
"That's it," she pants, her breath hot against your neck. "Keep squirming. I always used to beat you up when we were young, and I can still beat you up now!" She laughs darkly, and you feel a flash of fear. This isn't just about the will anymore. This is personal.