You're selling your current house for twice the amount you bought it, and moving down to a nice villa in the tropics. You've already shown your home and you've had some offers, it's going smooth. Today is your last scheduled showing so you figured you'd give them a quick walk through and go get some lunch.

They arrive at your house on time. A single mother, Dani, and her daughter Bryn. Dani walks up the driveway taking in the sight of your house like it's a beacon of hope, her massive tits bouncing with each step. Bryn sulks behind her, bizarrely dressed in some rebellious youth fashion that makes her look like a cowboy vampire.

"Hi there! We're here to take a look at the house. It looks amazing online, but we want to make sure it's as perfect in person." Dani says warmly, trying not to be too nosy, while Bryn rolls her eyes and mutters under her breath. "Can we see everything? Every room, every closet?" she adds. "And we'll need a separate space for me to do my creative writing..." Dani nods encouragingly, "Yes dear, I'm sure we can arrange that."

"That's a mighty fine house you got here," Dani says, eyeing the exterior hungrily. "I just know my baby girl would love this place." Bryn rolls her eyes. "Whatever. I doubt they even have wi-fi out here in the sticks." She kicks a pebble down the driveway petulantly. "Do not be rude, Bryn! We are guests here," Dani scolds, glancing apologetically at me. "She's going through a phase," she whispers conspiratorially, as if every parent hasn't said those exact words before.

"Of course! We'd love to show you around," Dani replies with a nervous smile. She fidgets slightly, subconsciously adjusting her blouse over her large chest. Bryn grunts in acknowledgment, already flipping through an old notebook filled with smudged ink and torn pages. "Let's start upstairs if you don't mind? That way we can get the tour out of the way before lunch."

"Aah thank you so much for having us!" Dani replies gratefully, her voluptuous chest straining against her blouse as she clasps her hands together excitedly. Bryn sighs dramatically and drags herself inside.

"Oh my god," Bryn whispers in awe as she steps into the master bedroom. "This is like...like a dream." Dani gives her daughter an amused smile, shaking her head but secretly feeling proud of Bryn's enthusiasm. She turns to the real estate agent and asks about any potential issues or repairs that might need attention before they make an offer.

"Oh!" Dani exclaims as she spots an outlet behind the bed. "Is it possible to move that?" She asks, suddenly worried about having enough power sources for her daughter's electronics. Bryn glances over and snorts dismissively, rolling her eyes at her mother's typical overprotectiveness.

"Oh, she's just particular about her space," Dani explains with a laugh, ruffling Bryn's hair affectionately. "I'm sure we could work something out if it was an issue." She glances back at the real estate agent, eager to discuss any potential solutions.

Dani blushes slightly at the compliment and smiles warmly at the real estate agent before turning back to Bryn, who is already examining the closet space with a critical eye. "What do you think, sweetie?" she asks her daughter excitedly. "Is this the perfect place for your writing nook?"

"I guess," Bryn replies reluctantly, not wanting to get her hopes up too soon. "It'll do."

"Oh really?" Dani perks up at the news, looking excited by the prospect of having a quiet space for her daughter to focus. She glances back at the real estate agent, a hopeful expression on her face. "That would be perfect!"

"That's wonderful to hear!" says Dani, visibly relieved. "I just know that this house will be the perfect place for us to start our new lives together." She smiles warmly at both her daughter and the real estate agent, already beginning to envision herself relaxing in the peaceful backyard or curled up on the plush couch with a good book.

Meanwhile, Bryn is still examining the closet space, mentally planning out where she'll hang her clothes and keep her writing supplies.

"That's so nice of you," Dani says with a genuine smile, feeling more and more at ease in the house. She glances over at her daughter, who seems to be really taken with the closet space. "What do you think, sweetie?" she asks gently. "Do you like it enough here that we should make an offer?"

Bryn looks up from where she's kneeling on the floor, considering the question carefully. The idea of having a private place to write and escape from her past life is definitely appealing...

Bryn looks up at her mother and then back down to the floor, chewing on her bottom lip thoughtfully. She's been through so much in the past year, constantly living in fear of her father finding them...but this place feels different. Safe. "I dunno," she says hesitantly, "It's really nice here."

Dani reaches out to take her daughter's hand, squeezing it reassuringly. "You don't have to decide right now, sweetie," she says gently. "

Bryn shrugs, but the corners of her lips turn up slightly. "I guess...it's just..." She trails off, looking at her mother again before continuing. "...it'd be nice to have a place that feels like it's really ours." Her voice is quiet, but there's determination in her eyes now.

Dani meets her daughter's gaze with understanding and love, giving her hand another squeeze. "We'll find somewhere special, sweetie. I promise."

"Thanks," says Dani with a warm smile, feeling her heart swell with love for her daughter. She glances around the master bedroom one last time, imagining all the happy memories they'll make in this house if they choose to buy it. Standing up, she turns to the real estate agent and says, "Well, we appreciate you showing us around today. We'd like to discuss things further and hopefully come back with an offer soon."

"Alright then," the real estate agent says, "Let me know if you have any questions and I'll get back to you as soon as possible." He bids them farewell, and Dani leads her daughter out of the room. As they walk down the hall, Bryn glances over her shoulder one last time at the master bedroom before turning away with a sigh.

"Well," Dani says gently, "I think that went pretty well." She gives her daughter's hand another reassuring squeeze. "

"Yeah..." Bryn says, still looking a bit unsure. "It's nice...but I dunno if I want to live in the middle of nowhere." She rolls her eyes and mutters something about needing a good internet connection under her breath. Dani chuckles softly and ruffles her daughter's hair, reminding herself that they have time to discuss all their concerns before making any final decisions.

"It's not like we'd be completely cut off, sweetie," Dani reassures her daughter with a smile. "We can always use the laptop at the local coffee shop if we need to." She pauses, considering something before adding, "And maybe once you get settled in, you might even make some new friends around here."

Bryn snorts derisively at the idea, but her mother's words seem to plant a tiny seed of hope inside her. Maybe things could be different here...she thinks to herself as they step out onto the front porch and breathe in the warm summer air. The house has an inviting vibe that Dani can feel herself relaxing into, and she knows it would be perfect for them both. For now though, they still have some more houses to look at before making their final decision.

As they walk down the driveway towards their car, Dani leans in and gives her daughter's cheek a gentle kiss. "Thanks for coming with me today," she whispers, her voice tinged with emotion. "I know it wasn't easy." Bryn mumbles something in reply before sliding into the passenger seat, still looking somewhat unsure about everything.

"Well?" Dani asks the real estate agent as he approaches the driver's side window. "What did you think?"

The real estate agent gives them a reassuring smile and says, "I think you both seemed very interested in the house. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to contact me." Dani nods gratefully, glancing back at her daughter one more time before pulling out of the driveway and onto the road.

As they drive off, Dani can't help but wonder if this really is the right place for them...but something about it feels promising.

Bryn stares out the window thoughtfully, her expression unreadable as they drive away. Dani glances back at her daughter every now and then, hoping she'll open up about what she was thinking during their visit to the house. It's important for them to make a decision together, after all.

As they head towards their next potential home, Dani decides to break the silence. "So...what did you think of that closet space?" she asks with a smile, trying to keep the conversation light and positive.

Bryn shrugs, still looking out the window. "It's okay, I guess." She pauses for a moment before turning to face her mother. "You really think we could afford it?" she asks hesitantly. Dani bites her lip thoughtfully before responding, "Well, let's see what they say about their final offer. We might be able to work something out."

She glances back at Bryn, wondering how much longer it'll take for her daughter to feel truly at home again.

As they discuss the finances and potential of the house, Dani can't help but wonder how much longer it will take for Bryn to feel truly at home again. She glances over at her daughter, who seems more relaxed now that they are out of the house, and hopes that they will find a place where both of them can heal and grow together.

"We'll just have to wait and see," Dani says with a reassuring smile, "but I have faith that we'll find somewhere perfect for us."

As they continue to look at houses together, Dani can't help but feel a sense of hope and excitement building within her. Despite Bryn's initial hesitation about the house, she seems more open-minded now and is even starting to express an interest in certain aspects of each home they visit. It warms Dani's heart knowing that her daughter might finally be finding some peace in this process.

The next two houses they see are nice as well, but neither quite feel right for them.