SSS-Class MILFs And Their Yandere Daughters, I Want Them All!

Chapter 425: A Man Or A Brother?

Astrid’s head shot up, fresh horror dawning.

”Everyone? You mean...Mother, too?”

”Of course your mother, too.” Mika said, nodding gravely. ”She’s part of this family. She should be aware of the...creative uses her daughter is finding for their solitude.”

”NO!”

Astrid scrambled onto her knees, clutching at his shirt, her earlier pride utterly vanished.

”Mika, you can’t! Not Mama! I’ll die! I’ll throw myself from the highest building! If Mama ever found out I did this...that I have a sex pillow of you...I could never look her in the eye again!”

”Please, no, no, no, you can’t tell her!”

Mika gently pried her fingers from his shirt. His gaze was steady, pitiful, and firm as he said,

”She needs to know, Astrid. This loneliness...it’s driven you to a new low. Your other sisters, at least, keep their...hobbies...private. But you?”

”You’ve created a companion out of it. You’ve crossed a line from lonely into something truly desolate.”

”Only the most tragically deprived, those who feel they have no real connection left in the world, would go this far.”

He stood up, holding the offending pillow at arm’s length.

”That’s why, we’re going to address this. As a family. No more secrets, no more stolen dildos in the night. We’re going to sit down, and we’re going to talk about why this happened. And how to fix it.”

The moment the words left Mika’s mouth, Astrid’s entire body went rigid.

It was as if he’d announced her public execution rather than a family meeting.

The color drained from her face again, replaced by a stark, primal fear.

”No.” She breathed. Then, with a speed that belied her earlier vulnerability, she lunged.

Her hands shot out, grabbing fistfuls of his shirt.

She yanked him back down onto the sofa before he could fully stand, and in a desperate motion, she swung a leg over his hips, straddling his lap and pinning him in place.

Her weight settled on him, not seductive, but possessive and panicked.

”No, Mika, no.”

She said, her voice low and trembling with intensity.

”You...You definitely can’t do that.”

And then put of sheer desperation, her expression shifted.

The pitiful, teary-eyed look vanished—burned away by a sudden, fierce protectiveness over her secret.

Behind her, all seven of her luxurious silver tails rose, not in a playful fan—but like drawn blades.

They pointed at him, the tips quivering with suppressed energy, each one looking sharp enough to pierce.

”If you dare try to tell Mama about this...”

She whispered, the menace in her tone as cold and sharp as winter steel.

”...I’ll do what I have to do to silence you. I’ll keep you right here. Forever.”

She leaned in, her nose almost touching his.

”Do you understand me? I will tear apart any plan, any path, any thought of revealing this. Piece by piece.”

But Mika didn’t struggle. He didn’t tense.

He simply looked up at her, at the murderous glint in her eyes and the threatening arcs of her tails, and a slow, confident chuckle rumbled in his chest.

”Go ahead, Astrid.” He said, his voice utterly relaxed. ”Come on. Do it. Silence me. Finish me off. If you can really bring yourself to do it, then go right ahead. I won’t even fight back.”

He closed his eyes for a second, as if inviting the blow.

And just as he predicted, the ferocious facade shattered.

Astrid’s tails, which had been poised like scorpion stingers, drooped pathetically, thumping onto the sofa behind her with a soft, defeated sound.

The terrifying aura also evaporated, leaving only a profoundly miserable young woman sitting in his lap.

”No, Mika...” She whimpered. ”Y-You know I can’t do that. You know I can never hurt you.”

She pouted, rubbing herself against him in the most adorable, fox-like manner imaginable—trying to gain his affection, trying to sway him with cuteness.

”Why would you say something like that when you obviously know I can’t hurt you?”

But Mika was still unmoved.

”That cute act isn’t going to work, Astrid.”

He pushed her back as he thoughtfully said,

”Not to mention, that I’ve been thinking about having a family meeting for quite a while now. And this situation has given me the perfect reason to do it. It’s going to happen one way or another.”

He tried to get up.

And realizing she couldn’t hold him back physically, and that her cuteness assault had failed, Astrid did the only thing she could.

She pushed him back down.

”Wait! Wait! Just hold on a second!”

She looked at him with a gaze so vulnerable, so desperate, that it actually gave him pause.

”There’s something I didn’t want to admit. But you need to know—this pillow, this situation...it’s not what you think, Mika.”

He raised an eyebrow.

”I didn’t do this because of desperation or loneliness. Well, I mean, I am lonely, but that’s not why I did this.”

She corrected herself quickly before finally admitting,

”This...This is because of the Venus Complex.”

Mika’s expression shifted to one of attentive interest.

”The Venus Complex is the reason for all of this.”

She insisted, gaining a little steam.

”To satisfy the desires when they come—so I don’t go berserk or lose control—I use that...”

She glanced at the pillow, a shy, almost tender look flashing across her face.

”...to take care of it. I wrap my tail around it, and I...manage the symptoms by myself. So you see?”

She looked back at him, her expression now earnest, trying to project mature responsibility.

”It’s a medical necessity. It’s not pathetic, it’s practical. So there’s absolutely no need to spread this news around, and there is definitely no need to tell Mama!”

Mika stared at her. The silence stretched, thick and heavy with disbelief. His thoughtful gaze seemed to pick apart her story layer by layer.

”You say your Venus Complex is acting up.”

He finally said slowly, each word deliberate.

”But you told me—explicitly, multiple times over the last year—that your Venus Complex had stopped. That it barely bothered you anymore. That you didn’t need my help at all.”

”In fact, you said it might as well be gone. That you were practically immune.”

He leaned forward, trapping her in his gaze.

”So which is it, Astrid? Has it stopped, or is it so severe you need custom sex toys to cope?”

Astrid flinched as if struck.

The guilty flush returned, creeping from her neck to the tips of her ears. She couldn’t hold his eyes. Her gaze darted away, vulnerable and trapped.

”I...I lied.”

She whispered, the admission dragged out of her.

”About it stopping. It...It never really stopped.”

”Why?” Mika’s voice was soft but unrelenting.

She gulped, her throat working.

”Because...you know why, Mika.” Her voice was tiny. ”Even though the Venus Complex affects all of us...for me, it’s...it’s tied to you. I don’t know why, but thinking of anyone else does nothing.”

”Trying to calm it on my own does nothing. It’s only when I think of you that it flares...and only you who can ever truly soothe it.”

She squeezed her eyes shut, the next confession even more painful.

”And that felt so wrong. Because you’re my little brother. As your older sister, I’m supposed to protect you, not...not burden you with that. So I tried to cut you out. I told you I was fine. I tried to handle it myself, to will it away.”

A single tear escaped, tracing a path down her cheek.

”But I couldn’t. The cravings...they were too strong. So I had to come up with another method.”

Her eyes opened, landing on the pillow.

”I attached the dildo. So I could just...imagine it was you. While I took care of myself.”

The blush bloomed even more, unable to believe that she was admitting to this.

”And surprisingly...it worked. Not as well as when I’m with you, b-but infinitely better than being alone with nothing. That’s how it ended up like this.”

Then, as if a lightbulb had gone off in her head, her eyes lit up with what she clearly thought was brilliant reasoning.

”So if you look at it that way, what I did is technically correct!”

Mika blinked.

”Think about it! I shouldn’t involve you at all since you’re my little brother. So you shouldn’t be blaming me for having this pillow.”

”You should be praising me!”

”Congratulating me for being such a good older sister who doesn’t want to burden her little brother with such indecent things!”

”You should be giving me all the love and comfort for not involving you!”

She looked at him expectantly, clearly waiting for head pats and words of affirmation.

But Mika just stared at her.

Then he leaned back against the sofa, rubbing his temples.

A headache was forming.

Because this—this right here was the core of the problem.

The paradox that had been going on for years.

Astrid considered Mika her little brother.

That role had been solidified since they were young, and after that traumatic incident, it had become an absolute truth in her mind.

He was her little brother. That was who he was to her.

But at the same time?

It was so obvious that she loved him as more than that.

She was absolutely crazy over him. Every single piece of her heart belonged to him.

There was no one else she could think of, no one else she wanted, no one else who occupied her thoughts the way Mika did.

He was her entire world.

And that created a fundamental conflict.

She saw him as both her little brother and the man she loved.

Unlike others like Charlotte or Anya or the other girls who could openly express their romantic feelings without guilt, Astrid was trapped in an internal war.

When it came to normal couple things—holding hands, hugging, snuggling, going on dates—she could manage those without too much conflict.

Those felt like sisterly affection mixed with something more.

But when it came to anything truly intimate?

Anything that lovers would do behind closed doors?

That’s where the war began.

One part of her—the woman—wanted it desperately.

She had cravings, lust, the wants of a fully grown woman who looked at Mika and saw a man.

An attractive, desirable, utterly perfect man.

But the other part—the sister—screamed that it was wrong.

That sisters weren’t supposed to have such thoughts about their little brothers.

That it was taboo. That she should be ashamed.

And those two parts of her fought constantly.

In the past, whenever they had been intimate, Mika had always had to navigate this conflict. He’d had to convince her, reassure her, break down her walls piece by piece.

It was always a headache.

And for the past year or so, Astrid had been avoiding that entirely.

She’d claimed her Venus Complex had gone away, that she didn’t need his help anymore.

But it was a lie.

A lie born of this very conflict.

She simply couldn’t be honest with herself.

Couldn’t be honest with her desires.

Couldn’t let herself have true happiness because some part of her kept holding her back, kept telling her it was wrong.

Mika sighed deeply.

He looked at her—so vulnerable, so conflicted, so desperate to find a solution that wouldn’t force her to confront this fundamental paradox.

”Astrid.” He said gently. ”I know I’ve been avoiding you and your sisters for a long time. That’s my fault.”

”But when it comes to the Venus Complex? I never avoided you. Not once.”

He held her gaze.

”You know how dangerous it can be for every single one of you. If something was wrong, if you were struggling, all you had to do was call me. Send a message.”

”Anything. And I would have rushed to your side to help you.”

”There was no need for all of...this.”

He gestured at the pillow.

”But...But how could I do that, Mika?!”

Astrid shook her head vehemently.

”You’re my little brother! I can’t let my little brother do such things with me! This is something I have to handle on my own!”

Mika chuckled—not mockingly, but with a kind of exasperated affection.

He grabbed the pillow and dangled the dildo right in front of her face.

”So you say it’s wrong. You say it’s morally taboo, that it’s something you can’t do. But then you have this—a body pillow with my face on it, attached to a dildo that’s obviously molded after my anatomy.”

He rubbed it against her cheek, making her blush furiously.

”What do you say about that? Obviously, you’re using my replica. So you don’t find it wrong to use this?”

Astrid spluttered, completely embarrassed, completely unable to form a coherent response.

Finally, timidly, she whispered,

”I-I can’t help it...the Venus Complex is really weird, and I need something to help me with it! There’s nothing else I can do!”

”But at the same time, I can’t actually involve you because you’re my little brother and that would be so wrong. So I had no choice but to use this.”

Mika sighed again.

He tossed the pillow aside and leaned forward, his expression serious.

”Then tell me this, Astrid.”

She looked at him, attentive.

”In the future, if we were to get married—”

The effect was instantaneous.

The word ”married” acted like a lightning strike.

Her eyes blew wide, shimmering with instant, dizzying hope.

All seven tails shot upright, quivering with excitement. She grabbed the collar of his shirt again, her previous despair forgotten.

”Marriage?!”

She squeaked, her voice giddy and high.

”Mika, are you talking about proposing?! Are you!?”

”If you are the answer is yes! Yes, yes, a thousand times yes, I’ll marry you! I’ll do it right now, we can go to the temple, I don’t need a dress, just say the word and I’m—”

”Hold on, hold on! Calm down!” He held up his hands. ”I’m not talking about proposing to you right now!”

Astrid’s excitement deflated slightly, but she was still hanging on his every word.

”I’m talking about a hypothetical.” He continued. ”If we were to get married in the future, that would also mean we would have an intimate relationship. It’s ridiculous for a married couple to be celibate, after all.”

He looked at her pointedly.

”So if we really got married, would that mean that because you treat me as a little brother, I can’t be intimate with my own wife? You wouldn’t want me to touch you? To make love to you?”

The question hit her like a physical blow.

The internal war erupted in full force on her features.

One side of her—the passionate, loving woman—screamed a silent, ecstatic YES!

She imagined it in a flash: a lifetime of nights in his arms, passionate and sweet, never leaving their bed. Her heart swelled at the mere fantasy.

But the other side—the stern, duty-bound older sister—recoiled in horror.

’He’s your little brother! Think of the propriety! The scandal! How could you even consider such a thing?’

She was caught, paralyzed between two equally powerful, opposing truths of her soul.

Mika watched her struggle, and he understood completely.

This was the paradox. This was the conflict that had been eating away at her for years.

And in the past, he hadn’t interfered. He’d kept his distance, avoided family matters, let her wrestle with it alone.

But he wasn’t that person anymore.

He was trying to fix things now. Trying to rebuild relationships. Trying to heal the wounds that had festered for so long.

And right now, looking at Astrid—conflicted, confused, trapped between two versions of herself—he knew.

This needed to change.

Starting now.

And of course what other better method was there in converting relationships forever then breaking down their mind’s and making them unable to live without his cock just like Yelena and Fauna.

After all, he was even able to make his own mothers look at him as a man—so how hard could it be in making his so-called sister do the same as well.