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The morning sunlight filtered through the kitchen window as Jake sat at the table, idly scrolling through his phone. The strange app from last night still lingered in his mind, but he pushed it aside, focusing instead on the smell of freshly brewed coffee and the sound of his mom humming a tune as she moved around the kitchen.

Karen, his mom, looked as radiant as ever. At 42, she was the epitome of a fit and active woman, her figure toned from years of yoga and a strict workout regimen. She wore a snug tank top and leggings, the outfit highlighting her curves as she moved gracefully between the stove and the counter.

"Good morning, sleepyhead," Karen said with a smile, setting a plate of scrambled eggs and toast in front of him.

"Morning, Mom," Jake replied, taking a sip of the orange juice she’d poured for him. "Smells great."

"Thanks, sweetie. I figured you’d need a good breakfast before heading off to class," she said, pouring herself a cup of coffee. "Are you all set for today?"

"Yeah, just the usual lectures," Jake said with a shrug. "Nothing too exciting."

Just then, Emily, his older sister, walked into the kitchen, her hair still damp from the shower. At 22, Emily was as fit as they came. She was an avid runner, often participating in marathons and spending most of her free time working out. She was dressed in running shorts and a sports bra, clearly ready for her morning jog after breakfast.

"Hey, guys," Emily greeted them, grabbing a banana from the fruit bowl. "What’s the plan for today?"

"Jake’s got classes, and I’ll be at the gym after I finish a few errands," Karen said, glancing at Emily. "And you? Another long run?"

"Yep," Emily said, peeling the banana and taking a bite. "I’m doing a 10k this morning, and then I’ll probably hit the gym for some strength training later."

"Always on the move," Jake teased, earning a playful nudge from his sister as she took a seat beside him.

"You know it," Emily shot back with a grin. "Gotta stay in shape."

Karen chuckled, taking a seat across from them. "I’m just glad you both are taking care of yourselves. It’s important to stay healthy."

"Yeah, yeah, Mom," Emily said, rolling her eyes good-naturedly. "We get it."

They ate breakfast together, the conversation flowing easily between them. It was a normal morning, just the three of them enjoying each other’s company before they went about their day. Jake found himself relaxing, the strange app from last night slipping further from his mind as he chatted with his mom and sister.

"All right, I better get going," Jake said, finishing off his last bite of toast. "Don’t want to be late for class."

"Have a good day, sweetie," Karen said, standing up to clear the table. "And be careful driving."

"Will do," Jake replied, grabbing his backpack.

As he headed out the door, Emily called after him, "Don’t forget we’re meeting up for lunch later!"

Jake waved back with a smile. "I won’t. See you then!"