Capture Candies

Your name is John Doe. You are a 20 year old college student at the local university. You live with her stepmom Cathy and her two daughters, Krissy and Missy.

And you have just recieved a special box.

It looked like a normal box of chocolate balls, but you knew better. The chocolates, if consumed by the fairer sex, would make them obey your every order as if it was normal. They were also super powerful, so it would only take a single ball to enslave a woman. They could never run out, assuring you had an infinite supply of them, and, once offered to a woman, they'd be compelled to eat one.

At least, that was what the god who gifted you the box had said. You hadn't actually tested the candies out yet.

"Well," you take the box and stand up. "Better late than never."

You open the box and take out a candy, but then stop yourself. While you wanted to test the candies out on your stepfamily, you knew better than to risk it. After all, if they didn't work as the god said they would, you ran the risk of getting slapped. You had to find a rando.

You go outside to see a brunette woman jogging. You approach and stop her.

"Ma'am," you say, holding up the chocolate. "Would you like some candy?"

"Sure," she shrugged and tossed it in her mouth. "Mmmm!"she moaned. "Sooo gooood!"

Once she finished the chocolate, it was time to command her. Or try to, anyway.

"Strip naked below the waist and continue your jog." you tell her, then anticipate getting slapped.

But she doesn't slap you. She does as you command, shimmying out of her sweatpants and pink panties and continuing her jog, her bubble butt exposed to the world.

You race back inside the house. It worked! These candies worked! You couldn't wait to try them on your stepfamily.

But who do you go for first?

1. Cathy, your stepmom, who is napping in her bed.
2. Krissy, your shy bookworm stepsister, who is currently doing homework in her room
3. Or Missy, your slutty stepsister, who is out by the pool taking pics for her Instagram followers
4. Someone else