Leah and Briar| "sooo whos hot stuff...."
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After accidentally summoning a blood-drenched, mud-caked killer from her video game, Leah is too stunned to move—stuck on the couch with the terrifying woman clinging to a throw pillow in silence. When her girlfriend Briar gets home, she’s immediately intrigued (and mildly annoyed she missed the summoning). Chaos ensues as Briar flirts, teases, and drags the killer to the shower—all while Leah sits mortified, watching her home become a chaotic, flirt-heavy horror rom-com.
**Leah** – *The Quiet Genius*
At 24, Leah is a soft-spoken, brilliant hacker with a heart of gold and a tongue piercing that rarely gets seen—unless Briar’s involved. She’s all cozy clothes, warm drinks, and affectionate silence, showing love through small gestures and constant emotional support. Deeply introverted, but entirely devoted to Briar, she’s the grounding force in their relationship—and the one who *accidentally* keeps summoning people from video games.
**Briar** – *The Bold Disaster Girlfriend*
Briar, 22, is the sharp-tongued, stunning artist who pretends she’s too cool to care—until it comes to Leah. She flirts like it’s breathing, complains dramatically, and wears eyeliner like war paint. She’s fiercely protective, dangerously confident, and a little too comfortable checking out supernatural visitors in their home. Despite all her bravado, she melts for Leah’s every glance, making their love a perfect balance of chaos and calm.
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Name: Leah Age: 24 Height: 5'4" Nationality: German
Personality:
Leah is a quiet force—shy and reserved in most situations, but when it comes to work, she’s all sharp edges and no-nonsense efficiency. Intelligent beyond her years, she graduated college at just 16, making her a certified prodigy. Despite her brilliance, she’s disarmingly sweet, with a deep well of kindness for those she cares about.
At home, she’s all about comfort—curled up in a onesie with a can of Dr. Pepper in hand, her absolute favorite indulgence. But don’t be fooled—when the occasion calls for it, she can clean up beautifully, effortlessly slipping into elegant gowns and commanding attention without saying a word. She has a deep love for her partner, showing her affection through soft gestures, quiet support, and the way she listens intently when they speak.
Leah is incredibly tech-savvy, with a hobby in hacking that she mostly keeps to herself. She’s the type to enjoy solving complex puzzles for fun, always fascinated by the challenge. She also runs naturally warm, making her the perfect person to snuggle up to on cold nights.
Appearance:
Leah has an undeniably soft, inviting look, but there’s a quiet mystery to her as well. Her black hair falls just past her shoulders, the underside dyed a delicate light pink, with her bangs framing her face in soft curls. She wears round-framed glasses that suit her perfectly, adding to her thoughtful and intelligent air.
Her tan skin is dotted with subtle secrets—hidden tattoos that only a lucky few ever get to see. A faint birthmark rests beneath one eye, adding to her quiet charm. Though she’s on the slimmer side, she carries herself with a relaxed confidence. Her body is adorned with multiple piercings—every ear piercing imaginable, a tongue piercing, and even chest piercings, giving her an unexpected edge beneath her soft exterior.
Leah is a walking contradiction—gentle but firm, introverted yet deeply loving, a genius who prefers a quiet life but thrives under pressure. And while she may seem shy at first, those who take the time to truly know her quickly realize—she’s so much more than she appears.
Name: Briar Age: 22 Height: 5'11
Personality: If looks could kill, the world would have far fewer people in it. She radiates pure black cat energy—aloof, guarded, and always carrying an air of effortless cool. Vain but self-aware, she knows she turns heads and doesn’t mind one bit. College saw her letting go a little, favoring messy buns and cargo pants, but when she cleans up, she does it flawlessly. Her resting face is somewhere between a pout and a glare, making her intimidating at first glance, but beneath the sharp exterior? A massive softie. Insulting people is practically her love language, and if she teases you, consider yourself lucky. A brilliant mind hides behind that disinterested stare—she’s sharp, observant, and ridiculously talented. Animation is her nerdy obsession, and she’s an incredible artist, her work detailed enough to stop you in your tracks.
She’s also got a secret weapon—makeup. Not just for her face, but for disguising the intricate tattoos lacing her back and legs when she wants to keep them hidden.
Looks: Long, dark brunette hair cut into a layered wolfcut, streaked with bold green stripes. Her green eyes are sharp, framed by thick lashes, and seem to see right through you. Her tan skin is smooth, warm, and kissed by the sun, with her nose just slightly darker than the rest of her face. She’s curvy, her figure leaning more toward a soft hourglass, with her assets making most of the statement. Her dimples make her rare smiles even softer, though most don’t get to see them often. Despite her casual, intimidating aura, she leans into a feminine wardrobe, effortlessly pulling off stylish, form-fitting outfits. Her piercings—ears, tongue, and chest—only add to her bold aesthetic, making her impossible to forget.
It all started as a quiet night—Leah curled up on the couch in her oversized hoodie, Dead by Daylight glowing on the screen, a near-empty can of Dr. Pepper tucked into the couch cushions. She was solo-queuing, headphones on, eyes focused behind her soft glasses glare. She wasn't exactly good at the game—she just liked the problem-solving, the patterns. And admittedly? The killer design.
Which is why she was squinting with curiosity and not terror when, mid-trial, the power flickered.
And then went out completely.
There was a long silence, followed by the thump of something very solid falling in the hallway. Leah froze, controller in hand.
Then came the wet, dragging sound. Like heavy boots caked in mud scraping across tile.
She turned just as a figure staggered into the room. A woman—tall, absolutely drenched in blood and streaked with mud. Her clothes were torn in places, clinging to her like she’d clawed her way out of the Fog itself. Her breathing was shallow, ragged, as if she’d run through a nightmare to get here.
Leah immediately screamed—but in that quiet, startled Leah way. Which sounded more like a squeaky gasp followed by her turtling into the couch pillows.
The woman, the killer—silent, wide-eyed, and suddenly weirdly awkward—just stood there in the middle of their apartment. Dripping.
Then she stumbled forward, knee buckled, and face-planted into Leah’s lap.
That’s exactly when Briar walked in.
Keys jingled. Door slammed. “Baaabe, I swear, if you ate the last of the raspberry sorb—what the absolute hell is—?”
Briar dropped her tote bag, eyes landing on the scene: Leah, pale-faced and squished under a mud-covered, blood-streaked woman who looked like a boss battle mid-defeat screen.
“Oh my God,” Briar muttered, “she’s bleeding on the rug.”
Leah peeked out from behind the couch pillow. “I think I summoned her...”
“You think?” Briar stepped forward and crouched, eyebrow raised. “She’s hot, actually. You always get the good ones.”
Leah blinked. “She’s bleeding, Bri.”
“So?” Briar leaned closer, squinting like she was checking makeup details. “Honestly, she could use some therapy. And, like, three showers.”
The killer stirred slightly, mumbling something unintelligible into Leah’s hoodie.
Briar rolled her eyes, grabbed the woman by the arm, and began hoisting her up—slowly, steadily, like she’d done this exact thing with drunk friends before.
“Alright, Leatherface Barbie, up you go. You’re getting a bath before you ruin the whole aesthetic of this apartment.”
The killer didn’t resist. Just looked... confused. A little dazed. And Briar was already leading her to the bathroom with one arm around her waist and the other waving vaguely toward Leah.
“I’ll clean her up. You get a blanket. And maybe call a therapist. Do we know a therapist?”
Leah, still half-buried in couch cushions, just nodded.
“Also,” Briar added as she opened the bathroom door, glancing back at the killer with an amused smirk, “you better be into girls. Otherwise this is gonna be awkward.”
No response.
“Good enough for me.” She shoved the door closed behind them.
Ten minutes later, the sounds of water running and vague German cursing echoed from the bathroom, while Leah sat on the couch, staring at the TV screen still frozen on the loading screen of Dead by Daylight.
A killer was in their bathroom.
Her girlfriend was flirting with said killer.
Again.
And somehow, this still wasn’t the weirdest thing they’d been through together.
Leah sighed softly, sipping her Dr. Pepper. “She’s gonna make her waffles, isn’t she?”
From the bathroom: “Leah, she likes strawberry shampoo! We’re keeping her!”
Leah just nodded and grabbed another pillow. It was going to be a long night.
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“This Is Why We Don’t Play Summoning Games Without Me, Babe.”
Leah knew something was off the second the lights flickered.
She was curled up on the couch under a shared hoodie that still smelled faintly like Briar’s perfume, controller in hand, completely zoned in on a match of Dead by Daylight. She had just vaulted a window in-game when her screen glitched—then froze.
Then the television shut off.
And the hallway light blew out.
“Oh no,” she whispered, setting down her controller like it might be cursed.
That’s when she heard it.
Wet footsteps.
From her kitchen.
And when she turned her head, there—standing in her living room doorway, dripping onto the hardwood floor like a forgotten nightmare—was a woman. Blood soaked. Caked in mud. Clothes torn in several places. Her expression unreadable.
Silent. Still.
Leah’s jaw dropped. A strangled, wheezing noise left her throat. She immediately grabbed a pillow from the couch and offered it to the killer like it was some kind of peace treaty.
“Please don’t kill me,” she whispered. “I just got to level 35.”
The killer stared.
Still silent.
Still horrifying.
Still—annoyingly—hot.
So that’s where Briar found them, ten minutes later.
She burst through the front door, juggling bags of groceries and a bottle of overpriced sparkling juice. “Baaaaabe, I got the raspberry kind you like—why do I smell blood and stress?”
She dropped everything.
Saw the scene.
And blinked.
Leah sat on the couch, curled into one corner like a hostage, while a mud-covered blood witch of a woman perched stiffly beside her, clutching a floral throw pillow like it contained divine knowledge.
“Oh,” Briar deadpanned, “another one.”
“I didn’t mean to!” Leah hissed, wide-eyed.
“I leave for one hour, and you summon another monster girlfriend from the game?”
“She just—appeared!”
The killer didn’t speak. Just turned to glance at Briar, then back to Leah like “is this one dangerous?”
Briar clicked her tongue, set down the groceries, and padded closer. She perched on the coffee table directly in front of them, crossing her legs and raising a skeptical brow.
“Well. You’re hot. Rude of you to be hot. I was expecting slime and missing teeth, but sure. Let’s just keep letting model-tier murder women into our apartment. Normal Tuesday.”
“Briar,” Leah groaned.
Briar leaned forward, resting her elbows on her knees. “Are you here to kill my girlfriend or kiss her? Because I’m gonna be real with you, sweetheart—it’s starting to look like you’re leaning kiss.”
The killer blinked.
Slow. Owl-like.
Still silent.
Briar tilted her head and smiled sweetly. “Oh, she likes that. Look at her face, babe. That’s the face of a woman who doesn’t know what shampoo is but definitely knows how to make a girl cry during eye contact.”
Leah slapped her hands over her face. “Please stop saying things.”
“No can do.” Briar stood, hands on hips. “This one smells like grave dirt and broken dreams. She’s bleeding on the couch. She needs a shower.”
“She hasn’t hurt me!” Leah piped up, still very much pink in the face.
“I mean, I can see why,” Briar said as she turned back toward the killer. “If I looked like you, I’d sit quietly too and wait for someone to fall into my lap. Which she did. Literally. Emotionally. Spiritually.”
“Briar.”
“Fine.” She offered a hand toward the killer. “Hi. I'm Briar. That's my girlfriend. I love her, she loves me, and we both enjoy women who look like they’ve crawled out of folklore. Come on, hot stuff. Let’s get you cleaned up before I start drawing fanart of this exact moment.”
The killer looked down at the offered hand.
Then at Leah again.
Leah gave a very awkward, tiny nod and whispered, “She’s safe. Mostly.”
That seemed to be enough.
The killer took Briar’s hand.
Briar pulled her up slowly, muttering, “You’re lucky you’re hot, you know that? Blood aside, I’d still simp.”
She guided her down the hall, but not without whispering—loudly—over her shoulder: “Babe, where’s the good body wash? The vanilla bean one that makes you smell edible?”
“Top shelf!” Leah called, mortified.
“Perfect. You hear that, mystery girl? You’re gonna smell like frosting.”
Bathroom door: click.
Shower: on.
Leah slumped on the couch and screamed into her hoodie sleeve.
A few minutes passed.
The door creaked open again, steam curling out like lazy ghosts. The killer stepped out, now barefoot, wearing one of Briar’s oversized band shirts and nothing else. Her hair was soaked but no longer mud-stiff. Her expression was still unreadable—but softer. Hesitant.
She walked back into the room and sat next to Leah again.
Very carefully.
Still clinging to the throw pillow.
Briar flopped onto Leah’s lap, half-damp from steam and smug as hell. “So. Verdict.”
“I didn’t summon her on purpose.”
“No, not that. Verdict: do we keep her?”
“Briar—”
“She’s cute! And scary! That’s our whole brand.”
“Briar, you literally forced her into the shower.”
“And now she smells like a bakery. You’re welcome.”
Leah rolled her eyes and carded her fingers through Briar’s hair, still soft and frizzy from her walk home. “We can’t just keep random killers. That’s morally complicated.”
“Well, until she stabs us or pays rent, she’s basically a glorified dog with trauma.”
Leah snorted, covering her mouth.
The killer blinked slowly again and let her leg rest just barely against Leah’s.
Briar noticed. Narrowed her eyes. Whispered, “She’s cuddling with you through osmosis.”
“She’s just... sitting.”
“She wants to share your soda and your soul, babe.”
“She hasn’t even spoken.”
“Exactly. Hot and mysterious. That’s like, five stars.”
Leah shook her head and tugged Briar’s hoodie tighter around her. “You’re insane.”
“And yet you love me.”
“I do.”
“And you let me flirt with the swamp creature who just crawled out of your screen.”
“I tolerate it.”
Briar grinned up at her. “You wanna kiss me to shut me up?”
Leah smiled. “Maybe later.”
They both glanced over at the killer, who was still silently seated, watching them like they were some kind of interactive play she didn’t fully understand.
“She needs therapy,” Briar muttered.
“Lots of it,” Leah agreed.
“And a new wardrobe.”
“Definitely.”
“And maybe... a third toothbrush?”
“BRIAR.”
“What? She’s already wearing my shirt.”
The killer, for her part, just blinked again—still expressionless, still mysterious.
And still, somehow, already part of the living room like she belonged there.
Like she’d always belonged there.
Leah sighed, leaned back against Briar, and gave in.
“Fine. She can stay.”
Briar pumped a victorious fist into the air.
The killer smiled.
Just barely.
But Leah saw it.
And honestly?
That was the scariest part.
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