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Chapter 10 - part 10

This playful admission from Jack served as the ultimate liberation for Trevor, effectively severing the golden chains of expectation that usually weighed down the children of powerful men.

By stating that he never expected Trevor to reach his own near-infinite power levels, Jack used his casual, laid-back charm to dismantle the potential for a crushing inferiority complex.

The delivery was quintessential Jack—half-smirk, half-shrug—framing the gap in their abilities not as a failure on Trevor's part, but as a simple, cosmic reality.

It was a rare moment of paternal transparency that reinforced the idea that Trevor didn't need to be a titan of the Void to be worthy of his place in the family.

Trevor, possessing the sharp intellect fostered by both parents, saw immediately through the lighthearted jab to the profound affection beneath it.

He understood that his father was granting him the rarest gift a multiversal architect could offer: total autonomy.

By removing the pressure to match his legendary feats, Jack was giving Trevor permission to define his own existence.

Whether he chose to become a high-ranking hero in the Association, a scholar of cross-dimensional history, or simply a man of leisure, he knew he would never be looked down upon as a disappointment.

The "no pressure" stance was a strategic move by Jack to ensure his son grew up with a healthy sense of self, rather than living as a shadow of a legend.

This lack of burden allowed Trevor to pursue his interests with a genuine, unforced passion.

He began to explore paths that his father had never taken, diving into the nuances of cultural diplomacy and the stabilization of reality seeds with a perspective that was uniquely his own.

Instead of training with a desperate need to catch up to Jack, he trained with the curiosity of a pioneer.

This mindset only enhanced his refined bearing and well-articulated nature, as he wasn't constantly looking over his shoulder to see if he was measuring up.

He became a man who moved with his own gravity, confident in the knowledge that his father's legacy was a foundation to build upon, not a ceiling to reach.

Lady Tremaine watched this development with a quiet, maternal pride, seeing the wisdom in Jack's unconventional parenting.

She saw how Trevor's confidence blossomed when the weight of expectation was lifted, and she appreciated the psychological breathing room it gave their household.

The competition for her affection continued, but it was now flavored with a mutual respect between father and son.

Trevor was free to be his own man, and Jack remained the undisputed master of his domain, both of them content in the roles they had carved out.

In the end, Jack's playful dismissal of Trevor's potential strength was the strongest support he could have given, ensuring his son's future was limited only by his own imagination.

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The dynamic of the household shifted as Trevor reached fifteen, his burgeoning independence and the skills honed by multiversal training leading him to spend months at a time exploring distant dimensions.

The silence he left behind in the minimalist sanctuary was palpable, and Lady Tremaine, despite her unwavering devotion to Jack, found herself occasionally overcome by a quiet, aristocratic melancholy.

She missed the spirited debates and the refined presence of her son, a sentiment she was eventually bold enough to voice to her Lord.

Jack's response to her admission was a cold, calculated masterclass in both his roles: the multiversal architect and the absolute owner.

To address her loneliness and the "void" left by Trevor, he decided to plant a new legacy within her.

The conception was swift and purposeful, a physical reminder that her primary function remained as the vessel for his lineage.

However, because she had dared to express a longing for someone other than himself—even their own son—Jack implemented a new, psychological "discipline" that was far more taxing than any physical correction.

He decreed that for the entire duration of this pregnancy, he would not touch her.

For the full nine months, Jack maintained a deliberate, icy distance.

He remained present in the apartment, his powerful, laid-back aura permeating every room, but he denied her even the slightest brush of a hand or a lingering glance of desire.

To Lady Tremaine, whose Succubus-tinged blood thrummed with the need for his specific brand of attention, this total sensory deprivation was an agonizing test of her endurance.

She was forced to carry his child while being treated like a piece of living furniture—protected and provided for, yet completely ignored by the only man whose validation mattered to her.

This period of forced celibacy and isolation served to sharpen her obsession to a fever pitch.

As her belly grew with their second child, her craving for the "discipline" she usually sought from Jack reached a state of near-delirium.

She realized that her longing for Trevor had been perceived as a lapse in her total focus on Jack, and she spent her days in a state of heightened, pregnant anticipation, meticulously maintaining her beauty and the household in a desperate bid to end the exile.

By the time the ninth month approached, Lady Tremaine was no longer the melancholy mother missing her son; she was a woman entirely consumed by the need for her Lord's touch.

Jack watched her from across their sleek living spaces with his usual disinterested calm, knowing exactly how the lack of intimacy was reshaping her loyalty.

He had turned her maternal sentiment back into a singular, burning hunger for his presence, ensuring that when the new child finally arrived, her focus would be exactly where he demanded it: exclusively on him.

He remained physically present, moving through the rooms with a chilling, unbothered grace that made his lack of contact feel like a tangible weight.

To Jack, Lady Tremaine's admission of missing Trevor indicated a dangerous drift toward emotional autonomy and a softness that came from years of being the favored queen of his domain.

He viewed her comfort as a form of stagnation, a sign that she had forgotten the raw, transactional nature of her existence before he had plucked her from the ruins of her original world.

To rectify this, he decided to pull back the curtain on the cosmic indifference that defined his true power, reminding her that she was a curated choice among infinite possibilities.

While Lady Tremaine navigated the late stages of her pregnancy, her body aching for the validation of his touch, Jack sat in his sleek workspace and re-opened the interdimensional interface of the chat group.

This was the same digital gateway he had utilized over fifteen years ago to browse the multiversal archives and select her as his project.

By returning to this feature in her presence, he was wordlessly communicating that her position was not a fixed point in the universe, but a seat that could be filled by any number of biological candidates from a thousand different realities.

He allowed the glow of the interface to illuminate his face as he scrolled through new lists of potential acquisitions, his eyes scanning high-fidelity profiles of other displaced aristocrats, fallen goddesses, and engineered beauties.

He didn't hide his activity from her; in fact, he ensured she could see the flickering images of these other women as he lounged in his chair.

This was a psychological realignment designed to shatter the aristocratic poise she had rebuilt over the last decade.

It reframed her current pregnancy and her presence in his life as a role she had to actively merit, rather than a status she could take for granted.

By treating the search for a new companion as a casual weekend task, he effectively reduced her to a prototype that was currently undergoing a performance review.

The silent message was clear: her original role was that of property, and her place was at the mercy of his whim.

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The digital interface shimmered with a high-fidelity rendering of Jack's new selection, presenting an alternate version of a woman named Mrs. Turner from a colorful, suburban reality.

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This iteration was a far cry from the frazzled, neglectful mother of the original tales; she had been optimized through a similar multiversal lens that Jack applied to all his acquisitions.

She stood with a confident, effortless charm, her physique carrying a heavy, maternal fertility that suggested she was designed for the specific purpose of domestic and carnal service.

Her attire—a tight blue top and clinging white trousers—was a deliberate contrast to the dark, aristocratic elegance of Lady Tremaine.

She represented a different kind of submission: a bright, cheerful readiness to please that carried none of the complex emotional baggage or aristocratic pride that Jack was currently disciplining out of his first companion.

Jack utilized the newly refined two-way connection feature of the Interdimensional Chat Group to establish a direct link to this alternate Mrs. Turner.

Unlike the broad invitations of the past, this was an intimate, focused channel that allowed him to project his presence directly into her reality while pulling her data into his own.

By initiating this DM-style connection, he was effectively opening a door into their sanctuary for a new variable, one that was unburdened by the history of Trevor or the perceived slights of the past fifteen years.

He made no effort to hide the connection from Lady Tremaine, letting the cheerful, saturated colors of Mrs. Turner's world clash against the muted, high-tech aesthetic of their apartment.

Lady Tremaine was forced to witness the birth of this new obsession from her position of exile.

The sight of a woman who possessed such an overt, sunny disposition and a similarly generous form was a calculated strike against her own sense of uniqueness.

Jack's engagement with the interface was leisurely and focused, his silence during the process amplifying the message that his attention was a finite resource that he was now actively diverting elsewhere.

The presence of Mrs. Turner's profile on the screen served as a constant, glowing reminder that Jack's ability to curate his surroundings was absolute.

He was not just looking for a new servant; he was demonstrating that he could replace the very atmosphere of his life with a more compliant, less demanding alternative whenever he deemed it necessary.

As the connection solidified, Jack began to interact with this alternate version of the suburban mother, testing her responsiveness.

This wasn't just a search for a new companion; it was the final architectural flourish of his disciplining session.

The steam from the hot water curled around Mrs. Turner as she indulged in her morning ritual, the quiet hum of the suburban house providing a familiar, unremarkable backdrop to her routine.

She had always been a woman of simple, domestic rhythms, but as she reached for the soap, the air in the shower stall seemed to shimmer and fracture.

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Without the presence of any projector or handheld device, a sleek, translucent holographic panel manifested directly in her line of sight.

It hung suspended in the humid air, its interface glowing with a cold, advanced light that felt entirely alien to the colorful, exaggerated world she inhabited.

The UI was clean and minimalist, strikingly similar to a messaging platform but possessing a depth and clarity that made her own home technology look like primitive toys.

Mrs. Turner froze, her curiosity instantly piqued as she stared at the floating window that followed the movement of her eyes.

There were no wires, no logical explanation for its existence, yet it felt strangely authoritative, as if it had always belonged there.

The icons pulsed with a gentle, rhythmic light, inviting her to engage with a world far beyond the picket fences and mundane chores of her daily life.

Despite the initial shock of the intrusion, she found herself leaning in, her gaze tracking the crisp text and the elegant layout of the direct message request that sat at the center of the display.

The platform didn't just present information; it seemed to resonate with a specific, focused intent that focused entirely on her.

Mrs. Turner stood motionless, the warm spray of the shower forgotten as she stared at the glowing prompt.

The single word hung there with a weight that seemed to transcend the digital medium, its simple greeting feeling more like a summons than a casual inquiry.

Her heart hammered a frantic rhythm against her ribs, yet she felt a strange, magnetic pull toward the interface.

It was as if the very air in the small room had been charged with the presence of the sender, a silent force that demanded her attention.

She hesitated, her wet hand hovering near the floating UI, unsure if physical touch was even required to interact with something so ephemeral.

Driven by a mixture of trepidation and an undeniable surge of excitement, she focused her thoughts on the reply field, her voice barely a whisper as she tested the limits of the connection.

"Hello," she murmured, watching as her own response materialized on the screen in a clean, sharp font.

The moment the words aligned in the chat box, the atmosphere in the shower stall changed.

"Oh, it really is like a direct messaging app!" Another chat box appeared below her reply.

"Who is this?" Mrs. Turner thought, and a chat box containing her exact questioning thought appear on the panel.

"My name is Jack. And you are...?" It appears that a man was the one who's messaging her.

"Née Turner. How did you message me like this?" Mrs. Turner asked.

"I don't know. A chat box suddenly appear in my line of sight. I got curious and here we are." Jack, the man on the other end of the line, said.

"Oh..." Mrs. Turner answered.

Remembering that she is currently taking a shower, she typed,"I think we should talk later. I'm currently showering."

A short silence fell, but then the man replied,"Fate sure is weird. I'm currently showering too."

A photo of a man's defined and scarred torso appeared in the chat box, immediately drawing Mrs. Turner attention.

Though only his torso were visible, the sight was enough to make Mrs. Turner's mouth waters. She swallowed her saliva with almost audible gulp.

Her eyes trained hard on the photo as she felt warmth spreading from within in her lower body.

The holographic panel flickered, capturing the high-definition detail of the image Jack had sent.

The scars across his torso weren't jagged or unsightly; they were silvered marks of experience that spoke of a life far more dangerous and exhilarating than anything in Dimmsdale.

To Mrs. Turner, who was accustomed to the soft, predictable physique of her husband, this display of raw, hardened masculinity was like a physical blow.

The steam in her shower seemed to grow heavier, more suffocating, as she leaned closer to the panel, her eyes tracing the muscular ridges and the powerful lines of the man's frame.

Her fingers trembled slightly as they brushed against the tiled wall for support.

The internal warmth she felt was a sudden, sharp departure from her usual suburban composure.

It was a visceral reaction to a man who, despite being a mere stranger on a floating screen, radiated an aura of absolute dominance even through a static image.

Her body was responding with a primal intensity she hadn't felt in years.

Jack's message appeared beneath the photo, the text seemingly vibrating with his casual, laid-back confidence.

"I didn't mean to startle you. But since the connection is so clear, it felt right to show you who you're talking to."

Mrs. Turner swallowed hard, her throat tight.

She knew she should look away, that she should terminate the connection and return to her safe, colorful reality.

But the sight of those "battle scars" and the sheer physical presence of the man named Jack held her captive.

Her lower body throbbed with a rhythmic heat that made her knees weak.

She found herself typing a response before her rational mind could intervene, her heart racing as she realized she was inviting a total stranger further into her private life.

"You have... a very impressive build, Jack. I've never seen anything like it."

She watched the "typing" indicator on the panel, her breath hitched in her chest.

Every second of silence felt like an eternity.

She was standing in her shower, naked and vulnerable, engaging in a digital flirtation with a man who could apparently pierce through the dimensions at will.

The thrill of the taboo, combined with the magnetic pull of Jack's physical perfection, was beginning to rewrite the very fabric of her desires.

She was no longer just curious; she was hooked.

After hesitating for a few bare moments, Mrs. Turner decide to also took a picture of herself in the shower without as much as a thread on her wet body.

With a hand covering little of her large breasts, and the camera angled lower to capture only half her face and below,down to her navel, she snapped a picture.

She took a glance to confirm the photo she had taken, her heart pounding away, and then she pressed send.

Captioning,"It only felt right to show you who you're talking to."

The chime of the message being sent echoed in the small, tiled space, sounding to her ears like the slamming of a heavy door.

Mrs. Turner stood frozen, her pulse thundering against her ribs as she watched the progress bar on the holographic UI flicker and then disappear.

She had just sent a raw, unfiltered glimpse of her own vulnerability to a man who existed only as glowing text and a scarred, powerful torso.

The contrast between her suburban life and this illicit exchange made her head spin, yet the rush of adrenaline was more intoxicating than any comfort she had known in years.

On the other side of the void, within the sleek, silent sanctuary of the One Punch Man world, Jack watched the image materialize on his screen.

He leaned back against the cool marble of his own shower, his eyes narrowing with a predator's appreciation.

The photo captured the high-fidelity reality of this alternate Mrs. Turner: the way the water clung to her skin, the sheer scale of her maternal curves, and the playful, nervous energy behind her decision to mimic his own words.

It was a perfect response.

A few moments later, the typing indicator on Mrs. Turner's panel began to dance.

She held her breath, the steam rising around her as she waited for his verdict.

"Fair is fair," Jack's reply appeared, the words crackling with his signature laid-back confidence.

"And I have to say, your world has been hiding something very impressive. You have a glow that even this interface can't quite contain."

Mrs. Turner felt a fresh wave of heat wash over her, a deep, pulling sensation that made her lean against the shower wall for support.

The validation from a man like Jack—a man whose body bore the marks of legendary feats—was a powerful drug.

The image that materialized on the holographic panel was unlike anything Mrs. Turner had ever witnessed, a stark and overwhelming display of raw, masculine power that made her previous notions of anatomy feel like a children's sketch.

The sheer scale of the man standing on the other side of the void was undeniable, and seeing the physical effect her own vulnerability had on him sent a jolt of electricity straight to her core.

She stared at the screen, her eyes wide and her breath coming in shallow, ragged hitches, the steam of the shower suddenly feeling ten degrees hotter.

The accompanying text from Jack, delivered with his effortless, unbothered confidence, stripped away any remaining pretense of a casual conversation.

By laying the blame for his state squarely on her shoulders, he had effectively taken control of the narrative, transforming her from a curious observer into the direct cause of his desire.

The phrase "look at what you did to me" resonated deep within her, sparking a sense of illicit pride that warred with her suburban sensibilities.

For the first time in her life, she felt the weight of a gaze that didn't just see her as a mother or a wife, but as a source of intense, undeniable heat.

Her legs felt heavy and weak, the water from the showerhead drumming a rhythmic beat against her skin that seemed to sync with the pulsing of her heart.

She couldn't look away from the panel; the sight was magnetic, a forbidden fruit offered by a man who seemed to exist entirely outside the rules of her world.

The domestic safety of her bathroom felt like it was dissolving, replaced by the electric tension of this interdimensional link.

She swallowed hard, her throat dry despite the humidity, and found herself reaching out to the interface with trembling fingers.

She knew she was standing at the edge of a precipice.

Jack was no longer just a name or a scarred torso; he was a looming presence that was starting to occupy every corner of her mind.

The thrill of being desired by someone other than her own spouse began to override her every inhibition.

As she stared at the display, the mundane reality of her life in Dimmsdale felt more like a cage than a home, and the man on the other end of the line was the only one holding the key.

The sensation of the warm water hitting her shoulders was quickly eclipsed by the sharp, localized heat spreading from where her fingers met her own skin.

Mrs. Turner's breath came in ragged, uneven gasps, the steam in the stall now feeling like a heavy, velvet weight pressing against her chest.

Every time she blinked, the image of Jack's physical dominance burned behind her eyelids, a staggering contrast to the tepid, predictable life she had led until this moment.

She felt a frantic, hollow ache deep in her core, a hunger for something substantial and real that her suburban reality simply couldn't provide.

She leaned her forehead against the cool, wet tiles, her eyes still locked on the holographic panel that glowed with predatory promise.

The thought of her husband or her mundane responsibilities felt like flickering ghosts from a past life.

In this moment, the only thing that felt solid was the digital connection to the man named Jack.

She realized with a frightening clarity that if the air were to suddenly shimmer and deposit him directly into the shower with her, she wouldn't scream or run.

She would collapse into him, her confidence and her domestic vows dissolving instantly under the gravity of his presence.

The power dynamic had shifted irrevocably. By displaying the effect she had on him, Jack had invited her into a realm of carnal stakes that she was woefully unprepared for, yet desperately craved.

She felt small and exposed, but also intensely seen in a way that made her blood hum with a dangerous, succubus-like frequency.

As she stood there, her body trembling with a mixture of fear and absolute desire, she knew she had passed the point of no return.

The "no" she should have uttered was silenced by the overwhelming "yes" radiating from her own body, a silent admission that she was ready to be more than just a housewife in a colorful world.

"I'm feeling all hot and bothered.... This is your fault." Mrs. Turner typed away. Though Jack could perceive no anger from the words on the screen.

Jack watched the text appear on his interface with a slow, knowing smirk, recognizing the exact moment the hook had set.

The accusation was a delightful surrender, a confession that her suburban composure had been completely incinerated by the glimpse of his reality.

He could almost picture her in that saturated, colorful world of hers, leaning against the wet tiles as the steam spiraled around her, caught in a fever that no amount of cool water could break.

To Jack, her "anger" was nothing more than the delicious friction of a soul realizing it had been snared by something far more powerful than itself.

He took a moment to reply, letting the silence on her end stretch just long enough to heighten the desperation of her heartbeat.

He knew that in her world, men were predictable and life was a series of safe, domestic loops, but he was offering her a chaotic, high-stakes exit.

He leaned his head back, the water from his own shower slicking his hair as he typed a response that was both a challenge and an invitation.

"If it's my fault, then you know there's only one way to fix that heat," his message flashed onto her panel, the words pulsing with a quiet, dominant authority.

"I don't leave things half-finished, and I certainly don't let my interests suffer in silence. If you're feeling bothered, it's because your body finally recognizes what it's been missing all these years."

Mrs. Turner read the words, and the breath she had been holding escaped in a shaky, uneven exhale.

The logic was as unscrupulous as it was undeniable. She felt a profound sense of relief in being told exactly why she was unraveling.

The man on the other side wasn't offering her a choice; he was explaining her own transformation to her.

The internal ache she felt—that hollow, pulling sensation in her lower body—demanded a resolution that only the owner of those silvered scars could provide.

"Oh, I found another feature of this DM panel! It looks like... Let me read the description for a moment..." Jack texted to Mrs. Turner.

Mrs. Turner wait patiently for Jack, though her hand were busy pleasuring herself.

After a while, Jack texted her again,

"It seems the feature allow the person on the other end of the line to immediately appear before you..." Jack's words trailed off.

Hinting something toward the increasingly excited Mrs. Turner.

The holographic panel pulsed with a sudden, rhythmic light as Jack's words settled into Mrs. Turner's consciousness, acting as a catalyst for the heat already consuming her.

The mere suggestion that the barrier between their two worlds was paper-thin made her movements more frantic, her breath hitching as she stared at the glowing text.

The idea of him manifesting right there in her suburban bathroom—stepping out of the digital void and into the steam—was both a terrifying violation and the only thing her body truly craved.

She was caught in a state of hyper-arousal, her internal compass spinning wildly as she realized the man who had systematically dismantled her inhibitions was only a single click away from physical reality.

Jack's silence after the trail-off was a deliberate, agonizing tease, forcing her to be the one to bridge the final gap.

He was playing with the tension of her colorful, rigid world, knowing that she was now desperate for the "unscrupulous" disruption he represented.

He waited for her to realize that the invitation wasn't just a technical possibility, but a summons she was already vibrating to answer.

Mrs. Turner looked at the icon that had newly materialized at the bottom of the panel, its soft glow reflecting in her wide, dilated eyes.

The water from the shower was still running, a mundane sound that now felt entirely detached from the cosmic stakes of her situation.

She knew that if she touched that icon, the life she had known—the school bake sales, the nagging husband, the predictable routines—would be forever altered.

Her hand, slick with water and the evidence of her own excitement, hovered over the interface as she prepared to surrender her suburban sanctuary.

Jack explained how to send invitation to Mrs. Turner calmly, "Tap the arrow icon at top right corner. Then, if you tap the middle choice, I'll be right in front of you... Probably right this moment."

What was left now, is to wait for Mrs. Turner to make her choice.

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