A Daughter's Love: An Alison Rey Story

The scene opens on Maya (Chanel Preston) and her stepdaughter Kali (Alison Rey) sitting together on the bed in Kali's room. Maya brushes Kali's hair and fusses over her, treating her almost like a doll. The mood feels a little off from the start. Then Maya drops the news: she has a date. Kali is surprised, then quietly worried. She tries to play it cool but doesn't quite pull it off, pointing out that her stepmom never mentioned she was into anyone. Kali looks hurt, like she thought they told each other everything. When she asks how Maya could even think about dating after her stepdad, Maya's warmth cools fast. She snaps, reminding Kali she's only 18 and too young to know what's best for the house, her grip tightening on Kali's shoulder. Then, just as quickly, she softens and pulls Kali in for an apologetic hug, slipping a bow into her hair as the doorbell rings. As Maya spends more time with her new man Sebastian (Chad Alva), Kali's jealousy simmers. And Sebastian? He starts flirting with Kali, which throws her, since he's clearly not playing fair with her stepmom. One night, Kali watches through her cracked bedroom door in her pajamas. She spots Sebastian strolling past and decides to make her move. She opens the door and leans against the frame, going for seductive but landing somewhere sweetly awkward, thanks to her inexperience. Sebastian is amused and a little suspicious, but that grin says he's game the moment she invites him in. He wastes no time, lifting Kali onto the bed and getting his hands all over her. Once the pajamas come off, things heat up fast, with plenty of teasing, fingering and hands-on attention before the two really get down to business. Alison Rey shows off exactly why this story carries her name, and Chad Alva keeps up every step of the way. It's a slow-burn setup that pays off in a big way.