Murray didn't really like his life. A tall, skinny young man with brown hair thick facial hair that his mother insisted he keep shaved, leaving him with permanent stubble, he tended to wish for something better than what he had. Looking at him, though, you'd think he had a fairly good life. The Daniels family, aside from Murray, were all incredibly beautiful women. The mother, Clarissa, embodied the word MILF, with thick curves, heavy breasts, ample ass, and a slight potbelly. He also had fifteen equally curvy aunts, as well as a grandmother who, despite being 80, looked twenty years younger. Clarissa had thirty adult and teenage daughters in addition to Murray, her only son, and was pregnant with another child.
By Murray.
Murray made love to all the female members of his family. He'd fathered children on all of the women on his family several times, and while he did enjoy it, he had little control over his life. He knew what happened to his father. He'd been eaten by his mother. And now the girls in his family decided his fate for him, what he could and could not do. He thought he'd gained a bit of control when he met a girlfriend, a beautiful black woman... but he found out that his girlfriend's family was just like his own. MILFy fat mother, younger-looking grandmother, sixteen Aunts, thirty adult and teenage sisters, and tons of children.
Murray was well-fed, cared for, clean, and got lots of sex. He just had no control over his life.
But one day, while going home from a date with his girlfriend, who had just given birth, he had a revelation... He had his mother's ability to eat people, didn't he? What if he could eat all the women of his family?
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