He Would've Been Proud Of Us

Kenzie Taylor is deeply worried about her stepdaughter, River Lynn's well-being. Following a recent family tragedy, River has been bulky focusing on academic pursuits and extracurricular activities nonstop. Kenzie understands that River is going through the motions of grief avoidance, but she fears that this conduct may not be psychologically beneficial. Eventually, Kenzie decides it's time to have a heart-to-heart discussion with River. Despite a history of strained relations between them, Kenzie assures River that, in the end, she is still her caring stepmother who wants nothing but the best for her, especially her happiness. Kenzie slyly hints at a provocative method of release and emotional recovery. Unexpectedly, Kenzie sensually runs her hand along River's thigh, propositioning an unconventional remedy – engaging in intimate relations with her as a form of catharsis. Initially taken aback, River is undecided about Kenzie's proposal to approach mourning in such an unorthodox fashion. Yet, as Kenzie continues to entice her, River's resistance weakens. Finally, surrendering to the tempting offer, River ventures into the unknown possibilities. Could this unanticipated liaison be the key to help River confront her grief once and for all?