Helping Out Mom (2024)
Kyle (Nathan Bronson) and his stepmother Maria (Alura Jenson) are kissing on the couch, when his brother Paul (Tyler Cruise) arrives and asks: "What's going on here?". They separate, and Kyle gets up, saying: "Oh nothing. Just teaching mom something about love". He kisses her and picks up his duffel bag to leave, and Maria asks: "Why are you doing this?". "Because it's easy", he says insolently. "I trusted you", stepmom says. "You should know by now you shouldn't trust people", Kyle says.
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Kyle (Nathan Bronson) and his stepmother Maria (Alura Jenson) are kissing on the couch, when his brother Paul (Tyler Cruise) arrives and asks: "What's going on here?". They separate, and Kyle gets up, saying: "Oh nothing. Just teaching mom something about love". He kisses her and picks up his duffel bag to leave, and Maria asks: "Why are you doing this?". "Because it's easy", he says insolently. "I trusted you", stepmom says. "You should know by now you shouldn't trust people", Kyle says.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Maddy Burton
In Theaters:4/29/2024
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:MissaX
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