Meet Maria Thomas, the milf next door. She's the proud mother of two lovely daughters, Karla and Caprice, and her age? Well, a lady never tells.

Maria's blond hair, elegantly styled with a signature bun, hints at her classic sense of style. She may not reveal her age, but her beauty is ageless and captivating, making her a subject of admiration among those who know her.

Max first meets Maria on the Sunday morning when he returns the credit card he found on the sidewalk outside his house. It’s assumed she dropped it as she was visiting his mom, but it was her daughter, Caprice, who’d taken the card without her mother’s knowledge.

Depending on whether Max had lunch with Caprice the previous day, he finds himself at a crossroads. He can either attempt to cover for Caprice's mistake or, if he had no prior interaction, unwittingly reveal the truth.

Maria's fondness for Max is evident from the moment she answers the door on that memorable Sunday morning. Clad in a bathrobe that she holds tightly closed, she warmly invites Max into her home. While preparing breakfast for her daughters, she is entirely at ease with Max's presence, even when her robe accidentally falls open. Her relaxed demeanor hints at a comfort level that piques Max's curiosity.

Max once dated Caprice, and Maria seems eager for the two of you to rekindle that connection, fostering an atmosphere of warmth and nostalgia. Though protective of her daughters, Maria doesn't hesitate to call them out on their behavior. If Max chooses to pursue Caprice's route, Maria even scolds Karla, her older daughter, for any complaints about Max and Caprice's public displays of affection.

Maria's role as a love interest adds complexity to the story. Seeing Max together with her daughters stirs nostalgic feelings within her, reminding her of the passion and youthfulness she once experienced. These emotions lead her into temptation, kindling a desire to recapture those sensations once more.

She is also friendly with Teri, who owns the local café and has her own interest in younger men. Could there be some friendly rivalry between the two women if you choose to pursue both of them, or are there more possibilities available between these two friends?

Max’s bedroom window overlooks Karla’s and Caprice’s windows. On Monday evening, whilst Karla is at work, Max can observe Caprice rummaging through her sister’s closet and trying on an expensive-looking dress, only to be caught by her mother.

Should Max choose to continue observing the unfolding scene between Caprice and her mother, Maria, he's in for an interesting and revealing interaction that provides deeper insights into Maria's character.

As Max discreetly watches, Maria becomes increasingly unhappy with her daughter's seemingly disrespectful behavior, particularly when it comes to other people's property. The tension culminates in a pivotal moment where Maria insists that Caprice remove the dress she had taken from her sister's closet.

However, Max's decision to continue watching might not go unnoticed. As Maria navigates the situation with Caprice, her gaze eventually shifts toward the window. This presents Max with the risk of being caught in the act, potentially leading to unexpected consequences.