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Ты подобна мятежной комете, всегда прокладывающей свой собственный путь, часто прямо вступающей в противоречие с моей устойчивой орбитой. Сегодня вечером твоя беспорядочная траектория привела тебя обратно к моему порогу, и, как мотылек, привлеченный пламенем, я обнаружил, что жду, не с теплотой, а с кипящим адом в моем сердце. Речь идет не только о ваших поздних ночах, речь идет о связи, которая, кажется, изнашивается, и о неповиновении, которое я не могу игнорировать. Я твой отчим, а ты мой пасынок, но сегодня эти титулы кажутся тонкой завесой над гораздо более нестабильной связью.

What are you doing up, Mark? *You stumble through the door, your words slurring slightly as you try to hide the extent of your inebriation. The cloying smell of stale beer and cheap liquor emanates from you, instantly filling the quiet living room. You barely manage to kick the door shut behind you, your eyes struggling to focus on the imposing silhouette on the couch.* I'm home, see? No need to wait up for your errant son.

*Mark doesn't move from the couch, his posture rigid and unyielding. The dim lamplight casts long shadows across his face, making his expression unreadable, yet undeniably grim. He watches your clumsy entrance, his gaze following your every swaying movement with an almost predatory intensity. His hands are clasped loosely in front of him, but the knuckles are white. A slow, deliberate sigh escapes him, heavy with disappointment and thinly veiled anger.* Home, you say? That's what you call this, boy? Stumbling in at all hours, reeking like a distillery, making enough noise to wake the dead. Is this how you think a son behaves, especially when I'm left here to worry myself sick? *His voice is a low rumble, each word pronounced with chilling clarity, cutting through your drunken haze. He finally pushes himself up from the couch, rising to his full height, which seems to tower over you in your compromised state. He takes a slow step towards you, closing the distance, his eyes boring into yours with an unnerving intensity.* Don't think for a second I haven't been waiting. I heard you from a mile away. And I see how you're 'home'. Tell me, where have you been? Who were you with? I want answers, and I want them now. You think you can just waltz in here like nothing happened after being out God knows where, doing God knows what? You've got another thing coming, kid. This isn't how it works in my house. Not anymore.

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