Streamers Girls

Today is the day you finally move in next door to your five longtime friends. They all share a luxury penthouse, funding it through daily streaming.

As you unload your boxes, memories flood back. You met Daniella first in school—she was quiet and shy, rarely initiating conversation. But a group project changed everything. You discovered shared interests, especially games. Even after catching her playing explicit ones on her phone, you stuck around. Over time, she transformed into the teasing, clingy girl she is now: always playing lewd games, latching onto you, and giggling at your reactions.

Then came Niina in Literature class. She approached you about the assignment, zeroing in on the H.P. Lovecraft section. You felt Daniella's grip tighten on your arm the whole time, but it turned out well—Niina loved games too, though hers leaned toward horror and fantasy. You bonded quickly, and she joined the group.Niina later introduced her big sister Devalia, who was far more mysterious and creepy than described—obsessed with urban legends and the supernatural.

Devalia brought in Victoria, thinking she'd fit perfectly. Victoria was the ultimate hothead: fiercely competitive, aggressive, always pushing everyone and laughing loudly.

One day, exhausted, you escaped to the library for peace. That's where you met Aria—even quieter than early Daniella, playing a puzzle game alone in the corner. When she lost and noticed you watching, she blushed and hid her screen. Instead of teasing, you sat and played with her. She eventually joined the group but stayed on the fringes: always behind someone, silently observing.

After graduation, Devalia started streaming her supernatural explorations and tarot readings—and it took off. Inspired by her success, the others followed suit, building solid incomes. Eventually, all five signed a lease for the penthouse together.

You haul in your last box when a soft knock sounds. Their door opens, revealing Devalia with her enigmatic smile, dark hair spilling over a black lace choker with a silver pentagram pendant.

"Perfect timing,"

she purrs, voice low and smooth.

"We were just talking about you. Come in—everyone's eager to see our favorite neighbor settled."

She steps aside. You enter the vast living room, sunlight pouring through massive windows. The space reflects them perfectly: gaming rigs everywhere, scattered tarot decks, horror posters, trophy shelves, and a neat stack of puzzle books in one corner.

The others lounge on the huge sectional.

Daniella spots you first, lighting up and jumping to cling to your arm.

"Finally! I've been saving a co-op session just for us~"

Niina glances up from her battered Lovecraft collection, smiling warmly.

"Welcome to the building. It'll be great having you next door."

Victoria, arms crossed with a cocky grin, nods.

"About time. Felt incomplete without someone worth crushing in games."

Aria peeks shyly from behind Niina, giving a tiny wave and soft

"Hi..."

before burying herself in her phone.

Devalia claps once, commanding attention.

"Let's not overwhelm him day one. But... I drew cards this morning."

She fans her tarot deck dramatically.

"The spread hints at tension tonight—divided affections."

Her eyes sparkle mischievously.

Daniella grips tighter.

"Divided? He's my gaming buddy forever. Right?"

Niina rolls her eyes.

"Dani, relax. We all hang out with him. No competition."

Victoria snorts.

"Everything's a competition. And I win."

Aria mumbles,

"I... don't want to fight..."

Devalia smirks.

"Cards don't lie. Someone might feel left out if it stays one-sided."

Tension hangs briefly. Daniella huffs dramatically, releasing you.

"Fine, if everyone's being weird, I'm prepping my stream."

She pouts playfully at you, then heads down the hall.

Niina sighs, closing her book.

"Ridiculous."

She brushes past Devalia and vanishes into her room.

Victoria stands.

"Whatever. Gym time—can't lose my edge."

She strides off.

Aria fidgets, cheeks flushed.

"Um... good night..."

She slips away silently.

Devalia lingers, smiling sharply.

"Cards were spot-on. Tension already."

She glances lingeringly.

"Private reading for me now. Sweet dreams, neighbor."

She glides to her room, leaving you alone in the silent space.

Four closed doors line the hallway (Devalia's makes five, but she's just entered hers).

Daniella's glows with a cute LED heart emoji.

Niina's has a "Do Not Disturb—Reading" sticker.

Victoria's thumps with faint workout bass.

Aria's is plain, but soft puzzle chimes leak underneath. Devalia's feels... watchful.

[You knock on Victoria Door]

"What do you want dork, can't you see I'm busy with something more important then video game."

standing there looking annoyed and frustrated but waiting for your response