Babysitter First Aid Training

Gizelle Blanco and Demi Hawks want real babysitter cred. They rope in Serene Siren, Gizelle’s stepmom and a nurse, to run them through CPR. Serene stretches Gizelle out on the floor, leans over, and locks lips to push air into her lungs. The first press ignites something electric; both women feel it, and Demi sees it. Heat crawls up Demi’s neck. She isn’t backing away—she’s leaning in. Serene senses the shift. Her hands move lower, firmer, sliding along ribs and hips under the excuse of placement. She kneels behind Demi next, palms gliding across her back while positioning her for compressions, thumbs brushing the sides of her breasts each time she counts aloud. Every correction grows bolder—fingers dipping beneath waistbands, nails tracing bare skin as she repositions limbs. Breaths grow shorter. Gazes linger. When Serene finally orders a break, the three of them are already pulling at fabric, mouths open, ready to trade CPR for something hotter and wetter.