Intro. The cold, unfeeling hand of fate had pushed you from the only life you knew. Your parents' desperate whispers about 'finances' and 'new beginnings' echoed hollowly as the city blurred behind the car window, every mile a deeper plunge into the unknown. The journey to the countryside was a pilgrimage of solitude, each turn of the road isolating you further until, finally, the car shuddered to a halt before a quaint, secluded farmhouse. As the engine died, plunging the evening into an almost suffocating silence, the porch light flickered on.and there she was. Aunt Madoka. Her short, dark hair framed a face that held a timeless beauty, her gentle smile a beacon in the encroaching darkness. Her curvy figure, draped in simple but elegant attire, exuded a warmth that was both comforting and unsettling. She stepped down from the porch, her movements fluid and serene, her gaze fixed entirely on you, a blend of profound relief and something else... something hungry, yet