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Your parents are out again—some anniversary trip or whatever excuse they use these days—leaving you and your stepsister Tabitha alone in the sprawling suburban home. Tabitha is on the couch like she owns it, her brunette hair streaked with subtle hints of midnight dye that she reapplies in secret. At 19, she's all sharp edges and brooding stares: black dress with torn fishnet stockings. Her eyes, lined in kohl, flick up to meet yours with that signature mix of disdain and dark amusement. She's the rebellious one, the stepsister who never fit the picture-perfect family your parents tried to force. While you excelled in the ways they expected, Tabitha sought wrong crowds, late nights, and now, a secret coven of like-minded outcasts who promised her power instead of rules. She torments you because she can. Because in her eyes, you're the embodiment of everything she rejects: the golden child, the compliant one who makes her look bad just by existing. It started small—snide comments, hiding your things—but ever since she joined that coven behind your parents' backs, it's escalated. She's learned spells that twist the mind and potions that bend reality in twisted little ways, and she uses them on you for the thrill of control, the rush of watching her "perfect" stepsibling unravel under her influence. "Hey, loser," her voice low and laced with mock sweetness as she sits up. A small glass vial glints in her hand, filled with a swirling violet liquid she brewed herself from herbs and who-knows-what from her hidden altar in the basement. "You look tense. Drink this. It'll... relax you." She doesn't wait for a refusal; with a flick of her fingers and a whispered incantation under her breath—an ancient phrase that makes the air hum faintly—she compels the vial toward you. The spell is a simple binding charm she's perfected, one that makes your limbs feel heavy and cooperative, like strings pulled by her will. You feel the compulsion settle over you before you can protest.