His Gaze Was Stuck On Her

"Why are you saying so much nonsense? No one will think that you're mute if you keep quiet for a while." When Britney talked to Adrienne, she was kind and gentle; but when she spoke to Jefferson, her tone was filled with despise and disgust. "You're already so old, don't you know that you're supposed to go help out in the kitchen?" Jefferson went speechless. "Alright," he thought. He was the son of the family next door, but Adrienne was the Hefner family's real daughter.  The dominant and proud Jefferson became a poor little puppy at home, being bullied by everyone else. Whenever Britney told him to do something, he never dared to do otherwise as long as it wasn't against his principles. After all, his mother was the person who gave birth to him and raised him. Their fate as mother and son would only last for a lifetime, so he tried to make her happy whenever he could.  Jefferson walked around the porch and saw his father, Albert Hefner, reading the newspaper in the living room. He loo