Playing God

The scene starts at dinner. Carson and Kim invited their goddaughter Kelly and her folks over. George and Eleonore keep snapping at Kelly, giving her shit about her weight and her attitude. When they slap her hand for reaching for the butter, Kelly gets up and heads for the bathroom. Carson and Kim decide they've heard enough. They tear into the parents, but George and Eleonore just laugh it off, telling them they're only godparents and have no right to step in. When Kelly comes back, her parents drag her out the door. After they leave, Carson and Kim sit in the quiet and make a quiet deal: the kid deserves better, and they're the ones to give it to her. They decide George and Eleonore need to disappear. For good. CUT TO TITLE. A few weeks later, Kelly walks in with her suitcase. Her parents died in a crash. She's staying with her godparents while she figures things out. That night she slips into their bedroom, can't sleep, still raw from losing her folks. Carson and Kim pull her in, tell her she's safe. Then they start talking shit about her parents, reminding her how awful they were. Kelly's stunned, but they follow it up with compliments, touching her like nobody ever has. They kiss her cheeks, her lips. They show her the kind of affection she never got at home. Then Carson and Kim start making out right in front of her. Kelly watches, shocked and wet. She's never seen two people go at it like that. They offer to kiss her the same way. She hesitates, but their hands and soft words push her over the edge. She leans in. The three of them make out slow and deep. They tell her this is what a real family feels like. Flattery turns into fingers, kisses turn into tongues, and before long the three of them are naked and tangled, taking every drop of affection Kelly's been starving for.