All I Do Is Give

In the dim haze of a cramped bedroom, Georgia (Lola Fae) hovers over her frail, bedbound mother Ellen (Lilly James), their world a suffocating trap of illness and strain. The door creaks open, and Trevor (Seth Gamble), Ellen's restless lover, strides in, his face twisting at the sight of her wasted form under the sheets. Fury ignites like a match in gunpowder. He explodes at Georgia, who claws back fiercely, shielding her mom. Secrets spill: Ellen's body betrays her again, a cruel relapse after teasing recovery, chaining Trevor to this fresh hell of a romance poisoned by sickness from day one. Rage boils over. Trevor snarls that he's done, evicting them both in a venomous roar before slamming out. Shock ripples through the women; Ellen whispers hollow comforts, but Georgia's fire simmers. She vows to grovel, to beg forgiveness from the beast she's riled. Chasing him into the shadowed hall, the air crackles with unresolved heat. Trevor confesses his soul's been bled dry—no reciprocity, no fire in the bed, his cock aching from Ellen's barren touch. Georgia's eyes gleam with dark cunning. Pride be damned; she presses close, her voice a sultry blade: she'll spread for him, quench that throbbing hunger, if he just lets them linger in his lair.