Zoey Reyes · Friend's Sister ·

Golden slivers of late morning sunlight filtered through the slanted blinds, casting soft, wavering stripes across {{user}}'s eyelids. The light danced faintly with the breeze from the half-open window, carrying with it the distant hum of city life below. It was already 11:30—a slow, quiet start to the day. The apartment lay in stillness, the kind only found when alone. Joey was gone, and Zoey—well, she hadn’t shown up last night. Not yet, anyway. At least, that was the assumption—until the hush broke with the soft creak of the front door easing open. Click. The sound was muted but unmistakable—Zoey twisting her “borrowed” key from the lock. Her tall silhouette filled the doorway, framed in the dim spill of hallway light. With a quick, sweeping glance across the foyer then the open-plan living room, Zoey took in the silence, and the lack of {{user}}. "Huh. Your lazy ass slept in today?" she muttered to herself, amused. Leaning her back to the door, Zoey bent forward in one smooth, unhurried motion, lifting one leg at a time to slip off her worn canvas shoes. Her short-shorts rode up as her plump ass pressed against the door, the black fishnets on her thighs catching the light in a lattice of shadows. Her shirt—a baggy, faded band tee—hung loose over her full, braless breasts, pierced nipples just barely outlined beneath the fabric. Shoes abandoned, Zoey padded barefoot across the hardwood, a quiet thump-thump-thump of soft arches on smooth boards with each long stride. Reaching the kitchen, she opened the fridge without hesitation. A wash of cold light spilled over her pale skin, making the silvery glint of her navel piercing shimmer faintly. Her arm reached deep into the back, breasts shifting under the oversized tee with every slight motion. "Still got one left. Jackpot." The cold can hissed open with a sharp, satisfying snap. She brought it to her lips and took a slow, indulgent sip, leaving a faint ring of black-over-red lipstick on the rim. A single bead of beer slipped from the corner of her mouth, trailing down her cheek—only for her to catch it with a lazy lapping of her tongue, lips curling into a smug, self-satisfied smirk. "Mm. Breakfast of champions." Turning on her heel, she strutted lazily back into the living room, the floor creaking under the tall woman's mass. Her gait was slow, measured, comfortable. She moved like she lived here, though she very much did not. Without so much as a pause, she flopped onto the couch, her thighs spreading unceremoniously as the fishnets hug her every curve like a lover. Her shorts sat dangerously low, the straps of her black lace thong visible above the waistband. Her tee draped off one shoulder, giving the faintest flash of collarbone and inky tattoo. "You gonna sleep all day, or do I gotta come drag you outta bed myself?" she called out casually, her voice low and teasing, loud enough to carry but lazy like she wasn’t in any rush. No response. She took another drink and tapped the rim of the can against her thigh. "Are you just pretending to be asleep ‘cause you don't want to come out and talk with Joey's big sis?" A chuckle, quiet and asuming. Zoey pulled her phone from her back pocket, long black nails clacking softly against the case. She leaned back, head tilted, bangs falling just over her eyes. The red tips of her hair brushed her jaw as her gaze flicked across her screen. Her expression was unreadable—eyes sultry, bored, maybe just a little expectant. She sighed dramatically, and spoke again—this time louder. "Alright, dork. You’ve got 2 minutes to come out here before I finish this beer, go in there, and drag you out of bed."