Don't forget that was at Emily's restaurant, a family friend, and they'd serve Layla wine if her mother didn't object. It's also a small resort town. Things are less... strict... in those kind of places.
Yea they lez out from time to time and the mc finds out about it. Fairly important plot point.
The Emily points are for something non sexual related later but given that almost every other VN would track them for something lewd, I can't blame you for not knowing.
Yes, he does learn.
Yes, he does learn.
Unfortunately, the secret isn't that he makes her so horny and she's desperate for his cock
What they are talking about is the guy that raised him isn't his biological father.
He ends learning about that not long after.
The story surrounding the fathers is still ongoing in the most recent version.
At least Andres didn't cut off MC's hand and emotionlessly watch MC fall down a garbage/exhaust/whatever vent down into clouds, eh? Not so bad a dad after all.
We still have a few months to go. Waiting on the Santiago/Andres lightsaber battle. Could have happened at the BBQ.
Could still happen at the track meet if MC ends up going. Imagine if thats why MC loses, he messes up his start because he sees Andres throwing a punch at Santi. DNFs while he watches old Dad wrestling new Dad.
I won't pretend to know all the ins and outs of laws in different countries, so I'll just ask the question - in the US, for example, are there any caveats to this law?
I was curious so I googled it:
not from the US, but there are some I'd say, depending which state you're in.... many of them have different laws...also not just on consumption, but on who is allowed to serve alcohol and where (e.g. in some places Lexi/MC couldn't work as servers/bartenders iirc)
I know Elena. Layla is seriously hot. Close your mouth and don't drool.
Oh pff, like you've never done that; hasn't ev--- wait, uh, I mean, uh, yeah, that'd be super weird, right?
To paraphrase Ben Franklin: Yoga pants and light, billowy sun dresses that blow in the wind are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
As many have said, it depends on the state, but most states are pretty strict about it. Restaurants and bars can lose their liquor license if they get caught serving underage people too many times. Does it happen anyway? Of course. Are there liquor stores that don't always check people? Also of course. And teens will certainly get booze one way or another. But to drink at home? Nobody's checking on that, ever. That's between parents and their kids.
Im fairly certain that if you're up to 16 in the presence of your parent in the us that serving alcohol is legal
