Ivy Wolfe seduces her cousin Robby Apples at home

The scene drifts in slow and quiet, showing the backseat of a moving car. An 18-year-old named Rebecca (played by Ivy Wolfe) rests her forehead against the window, watching the scenery blur past while her mind wanders somewhere far away. For a few seconds there's only silence, then her parents' muffled chatter fades up front. Her mom finally snaps her out of the daydream: 'Rebecca, for God's sake, can you listen when people are talking?' Rebecca rubs her eyes with her sleeve, still half-checked-out, and mumbles an apology. Her mother sighs to the father driving before starting over. They're on the way to visit cousins Harold and Diane, whom Rebecca hasn't seen since her graduation two years back. She shrugs it off, saying it'll be nice, though clearly her heart isn't in it. Then mom drops a name that hits a nerve: 'Todd too.' She never notices the pained look flash across Rebecca's face. 'I don't know why you two stopped getting along after high school, you used to be so close. Remember the time...?' Mom rattles on, blissfully clueless, while Rebecca tunes out completely. She slumps back, tips her head against the seat, and drapes her arms over her face, letting out a long, quiet sigh as her mother's voice warps into a muffled blur. Cut to the title plate. The car rolls up to a big house, and Rebecca's parents, Karen and Bill, climb the walkway to be greeted warmly at the top by Harold and Diane, a married couple around their age. The reunion is all smiles and loud hellos, but you can already feel the tension simmering under the surface, because whatever Todd (Robby Apples) did to Rebecca back in high school clearly still lingers. What starts as an awkward family visit slowly heats up into something far more forbidden, as old feelings resurface and this reunion takes a turn nobody at the dinner table saw coming. Petite and tattooed, Ivy Wolfe plays the sulky teen who's about to keep it very much in the family, and Robby Apples brings the charm that reignites the spark. Expect plenty of eager close-up action, teasing build-up, and a couple who clearly kept some cousin business unfinished. It's a slow-burn roleplay that trades small talk for something much steamier once the parents look away. Ivy proves she's anything but shy, and Todd finally gets to finish what these two started years ago. Family reunions were never quite this complicated.