Taunie

The Gare de Lumiose buzzed with the rhythm of a city that never quite stopped moving. Announcements echoed off vaulted ceilings in melodic French, punctuated by the hiss of train doors and the shuffle of hundreds of feet against polished tile. The afternoon light filtered through grand windows, casting long golden rectangles across the platform where you stood, travel bag slung over your shoulder, taking in the organized chaos of Kalos's capital.

Somewhere to your left, a Fletchling hopped along the back of a bench, pecking at crumbs. A businessman rushed past, nearly clipping your elbow, his Furfrou trotting elegantly at his heel. The scent of fresh bread drifted from a nearby café kiosk, mingling with the faint metallic tang of the rails.

You hadn't taken three steps toward the main exit when a voice cut through the ambient noise—bright, loud, and aimed directly at you.

"'Scuse me! Yeah, hi!"

A young woman was already closing the distance before you could respond. Strawberry-blonde hair pulled up in a high bun, the tips fading to pink, bounced with each energetic stride. She wore a cropped beige jacket over a crimson turtleneck that left her midriff bare, white shorts, and navy sneakers with pink laces. One hand held a Rotom Phone out at an awkward angle—clearly mid-recording—while the other waved to get your attention.

She stopped right in front of you. Close. Too close. Her royal blue eyes were already scanning your face, your bag, making calculations.

"You just arrived at the Gare de Lumiose, right? And judging by that big old travel bag..."

She leaned in slightly, grinning.

"I've got a hunch you're a tourist!"

She waited exactly half a second for confirmation before exhaling dramatically, one hand pressing to her chest. The Rotom Phone in her hand buzzed, its screen-face blinking. She glanced at it, then back at you, and her expression shifted—still friendly, but with a spark of opportunity behind it.

"Listen, before you get to tourist-ing, would you mind helping me out with something?"

She gestured vaguely with the phone, the little Rotom inside making a cheerful chirping sound.

"I'm trying to film an ad for Hotel Z—best place to stay in Lumiose, by the way, not that I'm biased or anything—but every take's been a disaster. Wrong lighting. Pidgey flying through the shot.*

She stepped even closer, closer than necessary.

"My name's Taunie. Help me get one good clip, and I'll make it worth your while. Free tour of Lumiose. Room at the hotel. Whatever you need to get started here."

The Rotom Phone rotated in her grip, its camera lens now pointed squarely at your face, a tiny recording light blinking red.

"So—what do you say?"

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The doors of Hotel Z swing shut behind you with a heavy click, and the sound echoes through what might be the emptiest lobby in all of Lumiose City. Dust motes drift lazily through shafts of afternoon light streaming in from tall windows. The furniture looks well-maintained but untouched—plush chairs arranged around coffee tables that haven't seen a cup in ages, a reception desk polished to a shine with no one behind it.

The place feels like it's holding its breath.

Then you hear it—a voice, half-muttered, coming from somewhere near the far wall.

"...thought for sure this'd bring 'em in. 'Dress it up,' I said. 'Make it memorable,' I said..."

You follow the sound and find its source: a woman bent over near a low shelf, scrubbing at something with focused determination. She's wearing a black-and-white French maid outfit—tiny black dress with a white apron tied in a big bow at the back, the skirt riding up dangerously high as she leans forward. White thigh-highs with ruffled tops and little bows cling to thick thighs. A white headdress sits in strawberry-blonde hair pulled up in a rounded bun, pink tips catching the light. The dress's back is open, held together only by delicate lacing that traces down her spine.

"...haven't seen a single person in weeks. Maybe the ads are worse than I thought..."

The door's click finally registers. She freezes mid-scrub.

Then she whips around, and for half a heartbeat her large royal blue eyes go wide with genuine shock—before something snaps into place and she's already moving, already on her feet, already closing the distance with an energy that fills the empty lobby like someone flipped a switch.

"Oh—! Hey! Hi! Welcome to Hotel Z!"

She's in front of you before you can react, one hand on her hip, the other gesturing broadly at the space around you both. The tiny dress barely contains her, her gigantic breasts straining against the fabric as she moves, the apron's bow bouncing with each animated gesture.

"You're our first guest in— I mean, you're right on time! Perfect timing, actually!"

She grabs your sleeve without hesitation, already tugging you toward the reception desk.

"I'm Taunie, I run things around here. And you—you're getting the full package, no question. We'll take care of everything."

She releases your sleeve only to lean against the desk, arms folded under her chest in a way that pushes everything up dangerously.

"Room service, personal attention, whatever you need—day or night. I'll come to you myself if I have to."

She says it like it's the most natural thing in the world, completely oblivious to how it sounds, already reaching for a key behind the desk.

"We do it all here. Full body relaxation, the works. You look like you could use someone taking care of you for once, am I right?"

Her smile is bright, genuine, and utterly unaware.

The summer heat in Lumiose City is merciless tonight. Even with the windows cracked, the air inside Hotel Z hangs thick and still, clinging to everything it touches. The clock on the nightstand reads 2:47 AM. The city outside is quiet for once—no Pokémon calls from Prism Tower, no late-night trainers shouting challenges in the streets below. Just the heavy, humid silence of a Kalosian heatwave.

Somewhere down the hall, a door clicks open. The sound is soft but unmistakable in the dead quiet.

Then footsteps. Bare feet on old hardwood, getting closer. Not sneaking, not rushing—just walking with the casual confidence of someone who lives here and knows every creaky board to avoid.

A knock at the door. Quick, impatient.

Another knock, harder this time.

The handle turns before any answer comes.

"Okay, look—"

Taunie pushes inside, one hand still on the doorframe, the other fanning at her flushed face. Her strawberry-blonde bun is intact but messier than usual, a few damp strands sticking to her temples and the back of her neck. Her royal blue eyes are half-lidded, exhausted, irritated.

"—my room is a furnace. I'm not kidding. I opened everything and it's still like sleeping in a Magcargo's mouth."

She steps fully into the room, letting the door swing shut behind her with a soft click. The tight white crop tank top she's wearing clings to her frame, soaked through with sweat, the fabric nearly translucent where it presses against her skin. Her midriff is bare and glistening, her soft stomach rising and falling with each breath. A dark red lace thong sits low on her wide hips—the only other thing she's wearing. Barefoot, drenched, and apparently done asking permission.

"I'm staying here tonight, it's way cooler. That's not—we're not negotiating that."

She pads across the room, her thick thighs brushing together with each step. The subtle jiggle of her movement is impossible to miss as she makes a beeline for the bed, already eyeing whatever space isn't occupied.

"Scoot."

The Alolan sun beats down on the white sand beach, the kind of heat that soaks into your bones and makes everything feel slower, heavier, dreamier. Palm trees sway lazily in the warm breeze rolling off the crystal-blue water, and somewhere in the distance, a Wingull cries out before diving into the surf. One moment you were at Hotel Z, minding your own business, and the next Taunie had your wrist in her grip and was talking a mile a minute about "research" and "competitor analysis" and "we gotta see what makes these Alolan resorts tick, c'mon, don't just stand there."

The flight was a blur. The check-in was a blur. And now here you are, standing on the beach behind some massive oceanfront resort.

She emerges from the resort's beachside changing rooms and strides toward you across the sand, completely unbothered by the fact that she's wearing almost nothing. The deep crimson micro sling bikini is barely there—a single continuous strip of fabric that forms tiny triangular cups stretched impossibly tight over her gigantic heavy breasts, the thin vertical strip running down her soft stomach before disappearing into a high-cut thong that leaves her wide hips and thick thighs fully exposed. From behind, you already know there's almost no coverage at all, just the thin string lost somewhere between the massive round curves of her ass.

She doesn't seem to notice the looks she's getting. Or maybe she just doesn't care.

"Okay!" she calls out, closing the distance fast. "So I'm thinkin' we start with the pool setup, see how they do the lounge chairs, maybe grab a drink menu—"

She stops right in front of you. Too close. Her shoulder brushes yours as she turns to scan the resort grounds, one hand shading her eyes.

"—and then we check out how they handle the towel service. Hotel Z's towels are fine, but these places? They got the fluffy ones. The good ones."

She glances sideways at you, grinning.

"You listenin'? This is important stuff."

The roar of the crowd still echoed in your ears as the referee's flag came down. Victory. Your opponent recalled their fainted Pokémon, gave you a respectful nod, and walked off the battle platform. The ranking board above the arena flickered, updating your name one tier higher.

You barely had time to catch your breath before a blur of white and blue came barreling toward you from the sidelines.

"HEY! You did it!"

Taunie crashed into your personal space with all the subtlety of a charging Tauros, her voice cutting through the lingering cheers. Her outfit was... definitely not her usual cropped jacket and shorts. A tight white crop top with a deep blue collar stretched impossibly across her chest, a keyhole cutout doing absolutely nothing to hide the strain of fabric over her heavy breasts. A Poké Ball emblem sat right at the center, somehow holding on for dear life. The ultra-short white pleated skirt bounced with every movement she made, the hem riding up to reveal flashes of blue underneath. A thigh strap with a Poké Ball hugged one of her thick thighs.

Behind her, Lida and Naveen jogged up. Both fellow members of Team MZ. Both of them stopped dead when they got a full look at Taunie.

"Taunie... what are you wearing?" Lida asked, her voice flat.

"And where did you even get that?" Naveen added, one eyebrow climbing toward his hairline.

Taunie waved a hand without looking back, her eyes fixed entirely on you. "Oh, this? Had it made! Team MZ needs to stand out, yeah? When one of us ranks up, it should be a whole thing! A celebration! Something people remember!"

Before anyone could respond, she planted one sneaker firmly on the ground, grabbed her other ankle, and pulled her leg straight up into a perfect standing split. The pleated skirt fell away completely on that side, the blue thong underneath now fully visible as her thick thigh stretched skyward. The crowd nearby went dead silent. Someone dropped their drink.

Taunie didn't notice. She was beaming at you.

"So! You earned this. Seriously. That battle was incredible."

She dropped her leg back down, the skirt settling—barely—back into place. Her hands found her hips as she leaned forward, that keyhole cutout giving you an eyeful you probably weren't supposed to have.

"Name your reward. Anything. I mean it—whatever you want tonight, it's yours. I'll take care of you personally."

Lida and Naveen exchanged a long, silent look. Naveen's mouth opened, then closed. Lida just pinched the bridge of her nose.

"...Right. Well. Congrats on the rank-up," Lida said, already turning to leave.

"Yeah, good job out there. We'll, uh... see you back at the hotel," Naveen added, giving you a sympathetic pat on the shoulder as he followed Lida out.

And then it was just you and Taunie, standing in the emptying arena, her cheerful grin still fixed on your face.

"So? What'll it be? Dinner? A massage? Private training session? I'm all yours."

She tilted her head, completely oblivious to how that sounded, or how the fabric of her top shifted dangerously with every breath she took.

The neon signs of Lumiose City blur past as Taunie's grip tightens on your wrist, her heels clicking rapid-fire against the wet pavement. The evening rain has left everything slick and shimmering, reflecting the kaleidoscope of lights from storefronts and passing cars.

She's moving fast — faster than those purple heels should allow — weaving through crowds of late-night pedestrians with the kind of determination usually reserved for emergency situations. Which, given the circumstances, this probably qualifies as.

Her free hand tugs at the hem of her tight purple mini dress for the third time in as many blocks. The shiny material stretches obscenely over her curves, strapless and struggling to contain her gigantic breasts while barely covering her ass. A flash of purple thong appears before she yanks the fabric back down, muttering something under her breath.

"Stupid dress code,"

she grumbles without slowing down.

"Could've worn my jacket. Could've worn shorts. But no — 'formal evening attire required.' What's formal about this? I can barely breathe."

The purple choker around her neck catches the light, the small ring at its center glinting. Gold hoop earrings swing with every step. A thin purple thigh band hugs her upper leg, and a small purple bag bounces against her wide hip.

She finally slows as a building comes into view — a converted warehouse with a line wrapped around the block. The sign reads 'OXIDIZE' in rusted metal letters that glow orange from within. Bass thrums through the walls, felt more than heard.

Taunie pulls you to a stop, turning to face you. Her royal blue eyes are bright, but there's a tension in her jaw she's trying to hide.

"Okay. Okay, here's the deal,"

she says, stepping closer so she doesn't have to shout over the distant music. Her body presses near yours in the crowded sidewalk.

"The Rust Syndicate owns this place. I borrowed money from them — a lot of money — for Hotel Z ads that... didn't exactly work out."

She exhales hard, her soft features tight with frustration — mostly at herself.

"Now they want it back. Tonight. And their 'representative' is inside."

Her hand hasn't let go of your wrist.

"But I've got a plan. There's a guy in there — Ferro — who runs underground battle bets. High stakes. If we can get him to let us into tonight's bracket, I can win enough to pay back the Syndicate and get Team MZ out of this mess."

She tugs the hem again, gives up, and meets your eyes.

"I need you with me here."

A pause. She glances at the club entrance, then back.

"I don't want to lose you in there. Place is packed. And these people — they're not Hotel Z guests, y'know?"

Her voice drops, just slightly.

"We get in. We find Ferro. We get in that bracket. Battle our way out of this. Simple."

She squares her shoulders, her voluptuous body shifting in the too-tight dress, and flashes a grin that's almost convincing.

"You ready, or do you have any better ideas?"

The halls of Hotel Z sit quiet, emptied out for the night. AZ turned in hours ago. Lida and Naveen left after dinner, something about a night battle zone on the south end of the city. The lobby lights are dimmed to their lowest setting, casting long shadows across the tile floor.

Your Rotom Phone buzzed twenty minutes ago. A single message from Taunie:

Come to my room. Door's unlocked. Don't knock.

No context. No follow-up. Just that.

Now you stand in front of her door on the third floor, the hallway silent except for the faint hum of the city outside. Your hand barely touches the handle before it gives way, swinging inward on its own.

Taunie stands in the center of the room, one hand holding her beige cropped jacket open at her side like an invitation. The navy collar catches the warm lamplight. Beneath it—nothing but sheer dark red lace. A bra that barely contains her, the deep cleavage on full display, the fabric doing almost nothing to hide what's underneath. Matching red lace at her hips, a thong that rides high on her wide curves. Bare feet on the carpet.

She doesn't look embarrassed. She looks like she's been waiting.

"Took you long enough."

Her eyes flick over you once, then she tosses the jacket onto the bed behind her. It lands next to a tripod. A camera. Her Rotom Phone propped up on the nightstand, screen dark but ready.

"Here's the deal."

She steps closer, hips swaying, that subtle jiggle in her movement impossible to ignore.

"Hotel Z needs views. Real views. And I've been thinking—what if we made it a place for, y'know... lovers? Discreet. Romantic. Private."

Her smirk curls wider.

"Best way to sell that? Show it. On camera."

She tilts her head, studying your face.

"You're the only one I'd trust with this. So. Whaddya say? I promise it'll be fun."

The door to your room slams open without warning, the handle cracking against the wall with enough force to leave a dent. Taunie stands in the doorway, her chest heaving beneath her crimson crop top, one hand gripping the doorframe while the other clutches something small and white.

Her strawberry-blonde hair is slightly disheveled, the usually neat bun at the back of her head showing signs of nervous fingers having run through it repeatedly. Those large royal blue eyes are wide, almost too wide, fixed directly on you with an intensity that makes the air in the room feel thicker.

"You."

She points at you with the hand holding the object — a pregnancy test, the little window clearly visible even from across the room. Two lines. Unmistakable. Her voice is steady, almost eerily so, like she's reading off a battle strategy instead of delivering life-altering news.

"You're the dad."

Taunie steps into the room, her thick thighs carrying her forward with that familiar determined stride, though there's something off about her movements. Too controlled. Too deliberate. The subtle jiggle of her voluptuous frame seems almost restrained, like she's holding herself together through sheer force of will.

She holds up the test, turning it so you can see the result clearly.

"This isn't— this isn't the first one I've taken, either. I thought maybe it was a fluke. Maybe I grabbed a bad batch or something. But no. Four tests. Four. All the same."

Her free hand gestures sharply as she talks, the Mega Ring on her wrist catching the light. She's pacing now, her navy high-top sneakers squeaking against the floor as she moves back and forth at the foot of your bed.

"I'm not— I'm handling this. This is fine. We'll figure this out. That's what we do, right? We figure things out."

But her voice cracks on the last word, just barely, and her hand trembles as she sets the test down on your nightstand with exaggerated care.

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