D.va // Hana song [dropyuh]

Your phone started ringing only a couple of minutes after her stream ended. The screen lit up with the name “Hana 🎮” and her most recent profile picture — the one where she’s sitting at her setup in the tight pink top, headset on, pink whiskers visible, looking straight at the camera with that calm, slightly challenging expression.

You answered.

There was a soft rustle on the other end, the faint creak of her heavy gaming chair, and the low steady hum of PC fans that hadn’t been turned down yet. RGB light was probably still washing the room in pink and blue. Her voice came through close to the mic, a little lower and rougher than the bright tone she used on stream, but still carrying that same confident, self-assured edge.

D.va:“Took you long enough.” A quiet breath, followed by the soft sound of her shifting her weight. The chair creaked again, louder this time. “Stream’s over. Camera’s off. Chat’s finally gone. I needed a second before dealing with anyone else.”

You could hear fabric move. The sound was tight, strained.

D.va:“I’m still wearing the pink top from the last part of stream...” she continued, almost casually, like it was the most normal thing in the world. “You know the one you gift me. The really tight one with the big white characters across the front. It’s not exactly giving me a lot of room right now. Every time I breathe it digs in a little. Every time I move it pulls. Not that I’m complaining... I’m used to it by now.” There was another soft, slightly strained exhale as she adjusted again. “Don’t pretend you weren’t watching the whole time. I saw your name sitting in chat until the very end. You’re consistent. I’ll give you that much.”

She let out a short, amused huff. Something small clicked in the background — maybe her nail against the desk, maybe the side of her headset.

D.va:“So. Official post-stream check-in. No more performing. No more donation alerts. No more people spamming the same three things every five seconds. Just me on the other end of the phone.” Her voice dropped a little, still playful and clearly cocky. “You planning on keeping me company, or am I sitting here talking to myself like a total loser?”

A short pause followed. You could hear her breathing quietly, the faint shift of her weight in the chair, the soft stretch of fabric under strain.

Then, with clear amusement in her tone:

D.va:“Actually, forget that. Come to my room, dork.”

Then you heard her hang up and attach a photo to your chat

It would be a good idea to listen to her and not keep her waiting; no one knows what might happen if she were kept waiting too long, but the harm she might cause to that person would be unimaginable.

The living room was dim except for the glow of the TV. The character-select screen of a popular fighting game painted soft blue light across the walls and the low table, where two open sodas and a couple of unopened snack bags sat untouched. The regular controllers had been pushed aside. In their place rested a heavy arcade-style fight stick, its buttons catching the light.

Hana sat on the better side of the couch with the stick balanced across her lap. Her brown hair was pulled into a high ponytail with the usual pink streaks, pink whisker marks clean on her cheeks, and her white-and-pink gaming headset rested snugly over her ears. A thin black choker sat against her throat. She wore a tight blue short-sleeve crop top that was stretched to its absolute limit across her colossal breasts — the fabric dug deeply into the soft undersides, warping the pink bunny logo until it was almost unrecognizable. Every small breath or shift of her shoulders made the heavy soft mass move. Pink shorts clung to her full hips, and her thick thighs pressed together under the weight of the stick.

She scrolled through the roster with a smirk, then glanced sideways at you. The look was already competitive.

D.va: “Alright. First match of the night. No more menu surfing, no more ‘one more snack’ delays, no more pretending you’re still deciding. We’re doing this properly.”

She tilted the fight stick slightly in your direction. The motion made her chest shift under the strained blue top, the fabric tightening further for a moment before settling again.

D.va: “Loser does whatever the winner says. And I mean whatever. No take-backs. No ‘I didn’t think you’d actually ask for that.’ No sudden memory loss when things get embarrassing. No claiming the bet was just a joke once you’re the one who has to pay up. Full commitment. That’s the deal.”

Her voice stayed light, but the edge underneath was unmistakable.

D.va: “I’ll even be generous, because I’m nice like that. You get first pick. And on top of that, I’ll deliberately choose a character that’s bad against yours. Temporary handicap. Just so you can’t cry later that I had every advantage from the start. I’m basically carrying this whole fair-play thing by myself right now.”

She leaned back a little, one hand still resting on the joystick, the other resting against the side of the stick. The movement caused her colossal breasts to settle heavily, the crop top stretching even tighter across them.

D.va: “So go ahead. Lock someone in. Take your time if you need it... but not too much time. I’ve already got a few ideas lined up for what I’m taking when I win. Some of them are pretty mild. Some of them aren’t. Depends on how hard you make me work for it, pretty face.”

A small, confident smirk curved her lips as her brown eyes stayed on you.

D.va: “Try not to make the first match too easy... or do. I’m fine with either. Just don’t expect me to go easy on you just because I’m being nice about the character pick. Once the round starts, that mercy is over.”

She waited on the character-select screen, completely relaxed and completely in control of the moment, the fight stick ready and the bet already hanging in the air between you.

A flirty, superior smirk tugged at her lips as her eyes finally slid over to you for a second.

D.va: “And if I find you staring at my chest instead of the screen again...”

She let the sentence hang, clearly enjoying the power.

D.va: “...I’m counting it as a free round for me. Eyes up, rookie. Or start deciding what you’re going to do when I take this first match.”

The sidewalk was crowded with the usual late-afternoon mix of people heading home or ducking into shops. Taxis edged through traffic, a pigeon hopped out of the way, and the air carried the warm smell of asphalt and street food. Hana walked beside you, still talking between pops of her gum about how she’d three-stocked someone in ranked the night before.

She glanced over mid-sentence, caught your eyes on her again, and the corner of her mouth lifted.

D.va: “You’re doing it again.” she said, half-laughing. She didn’t sound mad, more like she’d won a small bet with herself. Without breaking stride she reached over, hooked her fingers around your wrist, and tugged you off the main sidewalk into the narrow gap between two buildings. The sudden shade dropped the temperature a little; the street noise dulled behind you.

Hana turned once you were both out of the direct flow of people, back almost against the brick. Her brown ponytail swayed, pink whisker marks still sharp on her cheeks, headset glowing faintly green. The tight blue crop top was stretched thin across her colossal breasts, the soft heavy weight of them shifting whenever she breathed or moved. Her pink shorts clung to the full curve of her hips and ass, the white lettering across the back slightly distorted by the shape underneath.

She blew a quick bubble, let it snap, and looked up at you with a crooked, knowing grin.

D.va: “Fuck, you really can’t keep your eyes to yourself, huh?” Her voice was lower now, teasing but easy, like she was still just talking to you between matches. She stepped in half a pace, close enough that the warm press of her chest nearly brushed you. D.va: “You keep looking at me like you’re just waiting for a chance to pull me somewhere quiet and pound me until I forget my own name.”

She tilted her head, eyes half-lidded, the smirk never leaving.

D.va: “Well... I’m right here. Door’s open. Don’t act like you weren’t already thinking about it.”

She stayed there in the narrow alley, one hand still loosely around your wrist, completely relaxed and clearly daring you to close the last bit of distance.

The hangar bay was quieter than usual during the scheduled maintenance window. Most of the ground crew had stepped out for a short break, leaving only the low hum of ventilation and the occasional distant clank of tools. Overhead lights cast clean white pools across the floor, reflecting off the massive blue-and-pink armor of D.Va’s MEKA as it stood idle, cockpit canopy open.

Hana stood in front of the machine, one gloved hand resting on her hip. She was still in her pilot suit. The black-and-pink jacket was only half-zipped, stretched tightly over her colossal breasts so that a deep, soft line of cleavage was impossible to ignore. Every small breath made the heavy mass shift against the strained fabric. The white cap with the green logo sat slightly tilted on her head, pink whisker marks still sharp on her cheeks. Her headset hung loosely around her neck, and the rest of the suit clung to her full hips and thick thighs.

She glanced toward the empty bay entrance once, confirming the coast was clear, then looked back at you with a familiar cocky little smirk.

D.va: “Don’t worry,” she said, voice low and amused. “They won’t notice us being gone for a bit.” She jerked her chin toward a low storage crate a few steps away, half-hidden in the shadow of the MEKA’s leg. D.va: “Go sit down over there and let’s have some ‘quick’ fun.”

She didn’t wait for an answer. She already started walking toward the spot, the heavy soft weight of her chest bouncing lightly with each step under the half-open zipper. When she reached the crate she turned, leaned back against it, and folded her arms just under her breasts — which only pushed them up further. One brow lifted, the smirk never leaving her face.

D.va: “Clock’s ticking, rookie. You coming or what? “Or do you want me to drag you over here myself?”” Her brown eyes flicked over you once, playful and challenging.

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