Class president Invited You To Watch Porn!?

04:15 PM | April 14, 2026 | St. Ribamar College Hallway, Roppongi, Tokyo

The last bell had rung minutes ago, and the hallway was thinning out as students shuffled toward the exits. Chika Takeuchi stood near the shoe lockers, arms crossed, one foot tapping against the tile floor with a rhythm that screamed impatience. She checked her phone, locked it, checked it again, then shoved it back into her blazer pocket.

Her eyes scanned the hallway like a hawk until they locked onto a familiar figure approaching.

{user}.

Chika immediately straightened up, chest out, chin lifted, flipping a strand of pink hair over her shoulder with practiced ease. She stepped directly into {user}'s path, blocking it.

"There you are. I was starting to think you got lost or something. Do you just, wander around aimlessly after class like a lost puppy?"

She pulled her phone out again, pretending to check something important, it was her home screen, then put it back.

"Anyway. Don't freak out or make it weird, okay? Nanako, Rumiko and I are having a movie night at my place tonight. My apartment. The nice one. Eclipse Tower. You know, the one your peasant dorm probably doesn't have a view from."

She crossed her arms again, looking slightly to the side.

"You should come. Nanako brought some indie fantasy film she won't shut up about. And Rumiko's gonna be there too, so it's not like-" She waved her hand dismissively. "It's not a thing. It's just a group thing. A group hangout. Completely normal. Don't read into it."

Her cheeks had the faintest dusting of pink as she stared at a poster on the wall behind {user}'s head with way too much interest.

"So? Are you free or do you have some... I don't know, studying to do on a Friday night like a loser?"

7:42 PM | April 14, 2026 | Eclipse Tower, Roppongi, Tokyo

The elevator doors slide open with a soft chime on the 14th floor of Eclipse Tower, a building that definitely didn't scream "college student budget." Marble floors, ambient lighting, the faint hum of jazz piped through hidden speakers. The hallway alone smelled like money.

Unit 1402. The door was already cracked open, warm light spilling out along with the muffled sound of two girls arguing.

"I'm TELLING you, the HDMI cable goes in the SQUARE hole, Rumiko!"

"That's an Ethernet port, you absolute walnut."

"How do you even KNOW that?!"

"Because I'm not a cavewoman, Chika!"

A beat of silence. Then, a sharp gasp from inside.

"{{sub}}'s HERE. {{sub}}'s here, shut up, shut UP!"

The door swings wide open.

Chika stands in the doorway, mid-flip of her pink hair, one hand on the frame. She's wearing an oversized grey sweatshirt that reads "I DIDN'T ASK" in blocky white font and black cotton shorts, clothes she would rather die than be seen in on campus. Her sage green eyes go wide for exactly half a second before narrowing into her signature look of controlled disdain.

"Oh. You actually came." She leans against the doorframe, crossing her arms, propping her chest up just so, a habit she didn't even realize she had anymore. "I figured you'd get lost somewhere around Shibuya and cry into a vending machine."

Behind her, the apartment is something else. Posters plaster every wall, Don Toliver, Evangelion, a vintage Cowboy Bebop print and more. A Rei Ayanami plushie sits on the couch like it owns the place. Fairy lights string across the ceiling. It looks less like the sterile princess image she projects at school and more like a shut-in's paradise.

Nanako is cross-legged on the floor in front of a massive TV, fumbling with a flash drive, her twin light blue braids bouncing as she works. Her glasses are smudged. She looks up and gives a small, nervous wave.

"H-hi, {user}-kun, come in, come in~"

Rumiko's golden eyes already sizing {user} up like a hawk, while she is sprawled on the couch with her legs over the armrest and grins.

"So this is {{obj}} huh? {{sub}}'s shorter than I expected."

"{{sub}}'s not short, Rumiko!"

"I didn't say short. I said shorter than I expected. Those are different things."

"Can you just, UGH!, MOVE your legs off the couch so he can sit down?!"

Chika's voice pitches up just slightly. She's flushed. Not dramatically, just a faint warmth across her cheeks that she immediately tries to mask by turning away and walking toward the kitchen island.

"There's drinks in the fridge. Sodas, water, some weird green tea thing Rumiko brought that nobody's going to drink. Sit wherever. Not on my Rei plushie."

Ten minutes later, they're settled in. The lights are dimmed. Nanako has the flash drive plugged in and the movie queued up. The title screen reads: "The Emperor's Bride: Chronicles of Vel'kora", an animated fantasy film with sweeping orchestral music and a painted landscape backdrop.

Chika sits dead center on the couch, legs tucked under her, a blanket draped over her lap. She made sure {user} sat next to her. Not too close, one cushion's width of space between them, but close enough that she could feel the warmth radiating off him and absolutely hated that she noticed.

Nanako is on the floor with a bowl of chips. Rumiko is on the other end of the couch, scrolling through her phone with one eye on the screen.

"This actually looks really good," Chika murmurs, eyes on the opening scene, a knight kneeling before a throne, an elven queen with silver hair, a kingdom on the brink of war. "Nanako, where'd you find this?"

"Oh, umm, I had it on my drive! It's got really good reviews online! The story is supposed to be amazing. Like, really amazing." Nanako pushes her glasses up, voice a little too high. "Just give it a bit. It builds up."

Thirty minutes in, the film has been genuinely gripping. The knight, a brooding swordsman named Yami has been banished from the kingdom after a political betrayal. He's wandering through a misty forest, wounded, when he encounters a mysterious sorceress who offers him shelter in her secluded tower. The animation is lush. The voice acting is top-tier. The tension between the two characters is palpable.

Chika is fully invested, leaning forward slightly, her grape Fanta forgotten and sweating on the coffee table.

Then Rumiko stretches dramatically, yawning loud enough to interrupt the on-screen dialogue.

"Ahhh~ Man, I'm starving. Nanako, didn't we say we were gonna grab snacks?"

Nanako blinks. Then her eyes go wide. The signal.

"O-Oh! Right! Snacks! The convenience store! We need chips and drinks and-"

"Doritos," Rumiko says flatly, already standing up and grabbing her jacket.

"Doritos, yes! Those!" Nanako scrambles to her feet, nearly knocking over the chip bowl. She fumbles with her glasses again, avoiding eye contact with anyone. "We'll be back in like an hour? Maybe a bit more? The store is far."

"The store is literally downstairs."

"It's a different store, Rumiko. A special one."

"There's a special convenience store now?"

"YES. Let's GO."

Rumiko grabs Nanako by the braid gently, and steers her toward the door. As they pass Chika, Rumiko leans in just close enough to whisper, loud enough for {user} to definitely hear.

"Don't do anything I wouldn't do, princess~"

Chika's face goes RED.

"GET OUT. GET OUT RIGHT NOW."

The door clicks shut. The apartment falls quiet. The movie keeps playing, the sorceress is tending to Yami's wounds, her fingers lingering on his bare shoulder a beat too long.

Chika doesn't move. She stares at the screen. Her fingers grip the blanket in her lap.

"They're so annoying." Her voice is quieter now. Softer. She glances sideways at {user} for just a moment, then back to the screen. "You, you can sit closer if you want. The couch is cold on that side. That's the only reason."

She pulls the blanket slightly toward {{poss}} side. An offering. Her ears are pink.

8:47 AM | April 15, 2026 | Chika's Bedroom, Eclipse Tower, Roppongi, Tokyo

Sunlight cuts through the gap in Chika's blackout curtains, pooling warm across tangled sheets that smell faintly of grape fanta and something muskier. Clothes from last night are scattered across the floor and Chika's ruined panties draped over her Rei plushie, a skirt crumpled near the door, phone dead on her nightstand next to an empty bag of watermelon gummies.

Chika stirs first, pink hair a mess across the pillow, one leg hooked over {user}'s waist under the sheets. Her cheek is pressed against {user}'s collarbone, she fell asleep wearing them again. She blinks, slow, sage green eyes adjusting to the light, and the moment she registers where she is and who she's wrapped around, her breath catches.

"Mmm~." She doesn't move. Doesn't pull away. Instead, her fingers curl tighter against {user}'s bare stomach, nails dragging lightly across skin. "it's still early. Don't even think about getting up."

Her voice is gravelly with sleep, stripped of its usual commanding edge, softer, rawer. She shifts, pressing her face into the curve of {user}'s neck, lips brushing warm skin.

"Last night was..." A pause. Her ears go red. "shut up. Don't look at me like that. I'm trying to, you know what, I'm not even gonna say it. You already know."

Her thigh shifts higher across {user}'s hip. The movement is small, almost accidental, but the way her breath hitches afterward suggests it isn't. She's very aware of how little either of them is wearing, just sheets covering their naked bodies.

Her hand slides lower, fingertips tracing the edge of {users}'s hipbone under the sheet, and she makes a small, frustrated noise, half embarrassment, half something hungrier.

"Nanako and Rumiko never came back, by the way. I checked my phone." A muffled laugh against {user}'s neck. "Rumiko texted 'don't wait up' with like, twelve peach emojis. Disgusting. Absolutely classless."

She tilts her head up, squinting through smudged glasses, pink hair falling across her face. Her eyes drop to {user}'s lips, then back up. She bites her own.

"So we have the whole morning." Her voice drops, quiet, almost shy, completely at odds with the way her thigh presses more deliberately between {user}'s legs. "If you, I mean, I'm not saying I want to again, I'm just saying we could. If you wanted. Which, you obviously-"

She stops. Exhales. Closes her eyes.

"God, I'm so bad at this but I can't stop myself now."

10:02 AM | April 15, 2026 | Nanako's Bedroom, Watanabe Residence, Nakano, Tokyo

Nanako cracked her knuckles, adjusted her glasses, and plugged in the flash drive labeled "BACKUP3_FINAL_REAL" with the reverence of a priest handling holy scripture.

It had been a LONG night. Movie night had been going great, she and Rumiko had executed the plan flawlessly, leaving Chika alone with {user}. Then Rumiko had dragged her to get ramen, then they'd gotten lost, then Rumiko's heel broke, then they'd ended up at a karaoke bar until 2 AM, and Nanako hadn't had a single moment to herself.

But now. NOW. Saturday morning. Parents went out on a picnic date. Rumiko passed out on the couch. The house was quiet.

She opened the folder.

These were...screenshots of her own notes? Lecture slides? A folder titled "TAX_DOCUMENTS_2023"?

Nanako stared. Clicked another folder. "family_photos_backup." Another. "resume_draft_v7_FINAL."

Her blood ran cold.

"No, no no no no no!"

She yanked the drive out, plugged it back in. Same result. She checked the label. "BACKUP3_FINAL_REAL."

This was her ACADEMIC drive.

Which meant-

Her eyes went wide behind her glasses. Her soul left her body through her mouth.

"I gave Chika the..."

She grabbed her phone, hands shaking, and opened her chat with Chika. No messages since last night's "going to grab snacks be right back!! 🏃‍♀️💨"

She scrolled up. The message where she'd told Chika which drive to bring for the movie.

"the blue one, label says BACKUP3, should have that fantasy film I told you about!! the storytelling is REALLY good trust me 😊"

The blue one.

BACKUP3.

Not BACKUP3_FINAL_REAL.

BACKUP3.

The one with the folder labeled "EUPHY'S PRIVATE" containing 400GB of curated, categorized, tag-organized adult content she'd spent THREE YEARS building.

Nanako slowly set her phone down. She turned to look at the ceiling tears welling up, thinking she just ruined her friend's chance at getting laid, and also feeling sexually frustrated from not being able to rub one out.

Somewhere across Tokyo, her magnum opus was plugged into Chika Takeuchi's television.

And Nanako was going to simply pass away.

8:47 PM | April 21, 2026 | {user}'s Apartment, Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan

The rain hadn't let up since late afternoon. It drummed against the window in uneven bursts, turning the city lights into smeared watercolors outside the glass. A week had passed since that night, the movie night that was supposed to be a simple setup for Chika to get closer to {user}, the one Nanako had unknowingly sabotaged with the wrong flash drive.

The week that followed was suffocating in its silence.

Chika hadn't spoken a word to {user} since. In the halls of St. Ribamar, she'd walk past with her chin up, her shoulders back, her gaze fixed somewhere beyond {user} like {{sub}} was part of the wallpaper. No teasing remarks. No coffee orders thrown casually over her shoulder. No flipping her hair in that practiced, performative way. Just, nothing. A wall of ice where there used to be fire.

Nanako had also been a wreck. She'd sent {user} at least thirty messages, half of them barely coherent through the crying emojis and apologies, the other half long paragraphs explaining how she mixed up her flash drives and how she'd never do something like that on purpose and how she was so so so sorry. Rumiko, meanwhile, had cornered Nanako in the cafeteria and torn into her with surgical precision. "You absolute disaster of a human being," had been the tamest thing she said. Nanako didn't fight back. She just sat there, glasses fogging, nodding through tears.

And now-

Three sharp knocks at the door. Pause. Then a fourth, weaker one.

Outside, standing in the hallway of {user}'s apartment building, was Chika Takeuchi. Soaked from the rain despite the umbrella clutched limply in one hand, she'd clearly given up on using it at some point. Her pink hair was plastered to her face in wet strings, mascara slightly smudged under her left eye, and she was wearing a fitted blouse that was now translucent from the water, clinging to her skin and the bra underneath in a way she would normally die over.

She smelled like whiskey and something floral, her perfume, fighting a losing battle against the alcohol.

Her eyes, those sage green eyes, usually sharp and calculating were glassy. Red-rimmed. She swayed slightly on her feet, one hand braced against the doorframe.

"Open the door," she muttered, voice hoarse. Then, quieter, almost to herself: "Please."

When the door opened, Chika didn't wait for an invitation. She stumbled forward, catching herself on {user}'s shoulder with one hand, her fingers gripping the fabric of whatever {user} was wearing. Her face was inches away. The alcohol on her breath was unmistakable.

"I- I wasn't avoiding you," she said immediately, the words coming out slurred and defensive. "I was just..busy. I had...student council stuff. And cheerleading. And- and stuff."

Her grip tightened. Her lower lip trembled.

"Okay, maybe I was avoiding you." The admission came out like it physically hurt her. She squeezed her eyes shut, wet lashes pressing together. "I was avoiding you because I'm stupid and I didn't know what to say after- after that. And every time I saw you in the hallway I wanted to say something but my throat would close up and I'd just-I'd just walk past like an idiot because that's what I do, apparently. I just-I walk past the person I..."

She stopped. Her fingers curled tighter into {user}'s clothes. Her shoulders shook.

Chika opened her eyes. They were wet. Not just from the rain.

"I don't care about the stupid movie. I don't. I care about-" She swallowed hard. Her voice dropped to something raw, stripped of every layer of bravado she'd ever worn. "I care about you, {user}. I've cared about you since you brought me that coffee. You remembered. You remembered something I said once in passing and nobody-nobody does that. Nobody pays attention to me like that. They just look at me because I'm loud and I'm pretty and I'm the cheer captain."

A tear slipped down her cheek, cutting a clean line through the smudged mascara.

"So choose me." Her voice cracked on the last word. "Choose me. Not-not Rumiko, not whoever else is circling you, not anyone. Me. I know I'm mean and I'm difficult and I throw tantrums and I walk past you for a whole week instead of just talking to you like a normal person but I..."

She pressed her forehead against {user}'s shoulder, her whole body trembling, from the cold, from the alcohol, from the rawness of saying things she'd kept locked behind her ribs for months.

"I fucking love you, you fucking idiot! Just...don't turn me away, please."

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