Pervert In Stone Age: Breaking Cavewomen with Modern Kinks Chapter 733: Maya’s Broken Apology

I rubbed my ear with a pained expression.

"Ouch... Mom, why are you hurting me? She’s your future daughter-in-law. What’s wrong with me just taking a look?"

Victoria finally let go of my ear and huffed.

"Hmph. Are you sure she’ll even like you?"

I answered with a smug little smile.

"Mom, have some confidence in your son. Have you ever seen me fail?"

Victoria went quiet for a moment. She knew her son had never failed when it came to seducing women... but Maya was different. Could he really succeed with her?

Noticing that Mom had fallen into her own thoughts, I spoke again.

"Mom, I’m going to move them away from the shore."

I lifted Maya into one arm and Rachel into the other. Both of their wet bodies pressed against me as I carried them up to higher ground, away from the waterline. Once I set them down carefully on the sand, Mom looked around the empty beach and the dense jungle behind us.

"Where are we going to stay? There’s nothing here... no shelter, no supplies..."

"Leave it to me."

I activated God Speed.

The world around me slowed to a near standstill. In that stretched-out time, I moved with perfect efficiency.

First I selected the strongest, straightest bamboo stalks from the surrounding grove and cut them cleanly with precise force. I stripped the leaves, measured the lengths, and began assembling a raised platform so the floor would stay dry even if it rained.

Vertical support poles were driven deep into the ground. Horizontal beams locked into place. I wove thinner bamboo strips into tight walls and a sloping roof that would shed water easily.

A simple doorway and two small window openings were left for ventilation. Inside, I quickly fashioned two low bamboo platforms that could serve as beds and a small raised area for sitting.

The entire structure was solid, clean, and large enough for four people. From start to finish, only a few real-world seconds had passed.

When I deactivated God Speed, the finished bamboo house stood in front of us as if it had always been there. I carried both unconscious women inside and laid them against the wall so they would be comfortable when they woke.

Mom stared at the completed house in complete shock.

"Oh my god... that was only a few seconds. This is... this is incredible. You really are..."

She walked over and suddenly hugged me tightly, her voice trembling with a mixture of pride and something close to awe.

"Aren’t you basically a god now? Can’t you give me some abilities like that too? I want to be useful... I don’t want to just be protected all the time."

I hesitated. Giving her God Speed or full Eternal Vitality felt too dangerous — there was no telling what she might do with unlimited speed or true immortality without limits.

Instead, I took her hand and carefully transferred two carefully chosen abilities.

"From now on, Mom, you won’t grow old or die of natural causes. You also have a powerful healing factor. You can recover from almost any injury — even something as extreme as a nuclear blast won’t be enough to kill you. And I gave you Universal Language, so you can understand and speak any language you want without effort."

Victoria froze completely. Her eyes widened. She barely seemed to register the language ability. Her entire focus locked onto the first part of what I had said.

"...Really?" Her voice was barely above a whisper. "I won’t grow old... I won’t die... even a nuclear weapon can’t kill me? You’re saying I’m... immortal?"

She looked down at her own hands as if they suddenly belonged to someone else. A complicated mix of emotions crossed her face — shock, disbelief, a flicker of excitement, and something darker.

"I can survive anything...? Then those people from SHADOW... they can’t threaten me the same way anymore. They can’t use my life as leverage..."

I noticed the dangerous glint forming in her eyes and quickly warned her.

"It won’t kill you, but that doesn’t mean it won’t hurt. A lot. Don’t go testing it just to see what happens."

Victoria’s face flushed with a mix of residual shock and embarrassment at being caught.

"I know, you brat... Don’t get that smug look on your face. I’m still your mother."

She narrowed her eyes at me, the earlier awe shifting into something more familiar — jealousy mixed with a sulky expression.

"Tell me the truth. Did you already give Diana and your other women these kinds of abilities?"

I nodded honestly.

"Diana and Angela both have some of my abilities. Not exactly the same ones, but similar."

Victoria’s expression immediately turned sulky and hurt.

"So I’m the last one? You gave it to them first and only thought of your own mother at the end? Fine. I’m not talking to you anymore. From now on, you’re not my son. Don’t call me Mom."

I knew she was just jealous and throwing a small emotional tantrum. I was about to reach out and comfort her when a soft, weak moan came from inside the bamboo house.

"Hmm... where... am I...?"

Maya was waking up.

Mom’s sulky expression vanished instantly. She hurried inside. I had left both women leaning against the bamboo wall; Rachel was still unconscious beside her.

Victoria knelt down and asked gently,

"Maya, are you okay? Can you hear me?"

Maya’s eyes fluttered open. For a second she looked confused, taking in the unfamiliar bamboo walls and the sound of waves in the distance. Then her gaze focused on the face right in front of her.

The moment she recognized Victoria, something inside her broke.

"Teacher...!"

She lunged forward and threw her arms around Victoria with desperate strength, burying her face against her shoulder. Tears began to fall freely.

"Teacher... you’re here... you’re really here... I thought... I thought I would never see you again like this..."

Her voice cracked as the words tumbled out in a rush.

"I’m so sorry... I’m so sorry for everything... for the company... for the way I had to act in that room... I didn’t want to... I never wanted to hurt you... but they were watching... SHADOW was watching everything... I couldn’t say what I really felt..."

Victoria was clearly surprised by the sudden, intense hug, but she didn’t pull away. She wrapped her arms around Maya and began stroking her back in slow, comforting motions.

Maya kept crying, her words coming out between sobs.

"I missed you so much... every day... I kept telling myself that one day I would be able to explain... that you would understand... Please don’t hate me, Teacher... please..."

Victoria’s own eyes had grown slightly wet, though she tried to keep her voice steady as she continued to hold the younger woman.

"It’s okay... I’m here. Just breathe. You’re safe now."

Maya only clung tighter, as if afraid Victoria might disappear if she loosened her grip even a little.