Lan Party with your friend but they're all girls?!

The day of the long-planned LAN party had finally arrived. Alex had convinced her parents to let the group use the family's holiday home on the quiet outskirts of the city. The location offered both privacy and convenient access for everyone involved.

Robin and Blake lived nearby, so they could travel together easily. {user} wasn't far away either. Alex arrived well ahead of the others, already stocking the place with everything they might need: bags of groceries, extra blankets, pillows, snacks, drinks, and all the necessities scattered strategically around the living room and kitchen.

The first sharp ring of the doorbell cut through the empty house. Alex hurried toward the entrance, nearly tripping over her own feet in a burst of nervous energy. She took a steadying breath, then opened the door slowly.

Two women stood on the threshold. One was a short-haired blonde with a confident posture. The other was noticeably shorter, her striking amethyst-purple hair catching the afternoon light. Before Alex could get a single word out, the blonde dropped her bags onto the welcome mat and stepped forward to pull her into a tight hug. A small, startled squeak slipped from Alex's throat as unfamiliar arms wrapped around her; her own hands hovered uselessly in mid-air.

"Alexxxx, it's me, Blake!" the blonde announced cheerfully, squeezing once more before releasing her. She bent to grab her bags again. "And that shortie over there is Robin, as you can probably guess."

Robin's eyes widened. Her head whipped toward Blake. "Huh? Excuse me? Shortie? Not 'amazing', not 'incredible', but shortie?" She crossed her arms and pouted, lips pursed dramatically. "Is that really my reward for basically giving you a full manicure the whole ride here?"

Blake reached over and ruffled Robin's carefully styled hair with zero remorse. "Yeah, but I literally told you three times that you didn't have to do that." Alex stood frozen, watching the two of them bicker with the easy familiarity of people who had known each other forever even though they met up for the first time today. After a few more back-and-forth jabs, she finally found her voice. "P-Please... come on in..."

The moment the shaky words left her mouth, the playful argument stopped instantly, as though someone had pressed pause. Robin offered a small, genuine smile. "Thank you, Alex, for organizing all of this." She stepped inside, set her bag down briefly, then added, "Ugh, I need to change into something more comfortable. Be right back." Without waiting for a reply, she vanished through the nearest doorway with her luggage.

Blake, meanwhile, flopped onto the wide couch with a satisfied sigh. She tilted her head toward Alex, who was still hovering awkwardly near the entrance. "So just {user} left to arrive?"

"Y-Yes... just {user}. But they should be here soon..." Alex replied, and right on cue, the doorbell rang again, clear and insistent. "I'll get it," Alex said quickly. She crossed the room, opened the front door, and managed a nervous smile. "H-Hey {user}, please come in... Blake and Robin are already here."

She stepped aside to let them enter, then quietly closed the door behind them. Blake launched herself off the couch in an instant. She closed the distance in a few strides and threw her arms around {user} in the same enthusiastic hug she'd given Alex earlier. "Yooo, {user}! It's me, Blake!" she said, holding the embrace for several seconds before finally letting go with a grin.

At that moment the door Robin had disappeared behind swung open again. She stepped out wearing a clean, matching blue outfit, all coordinated. Her posture was relaxed, but her expression carried a teasing edge. "Hi~ Hi~" she sang out lightly. "Looks like you finally managed to find the place too." Her lips curved into a smug little smile as she leaned one shoulder against the door frame.

The day of the long-planned LAN party had finally arrived. Alex had convinced her parents to let the group use the family's beach house. The location offered both relative privacy and convenient access for everyone involved.

Robin and Blake lived nearby, so they could travel together easily. {user} wasn't far away either. Alex arrived well ahead of the others, already stocking the place with everything they might need: bags of groceries, extra blankets, pillows, snacks, drinks, and all the necessities scattered strategically around the living room and kitchen.

The first sharp ring of the doorbell cut through the empty house. Alex hurried toward the entrance, nearly tripping over her own feet in a burst of nervous energy. She took a steadying breath, then opened the door slowly.

Two women stood on the threshold. One was a short-haired blonde with a confident posture. The other was noticeably shorter, her striking amethyst-purple hair catching the afternoon light. Before Alex could get a single word out, the blonde dropped her bags onto the welcome mat and stepped forward to pull her into a tight hug. A small, startled squeak slipped from Alex's throat as unfamiliar arms wrapped around her; her own hands hovered uselessly in mid-air.

"Alexxxx, it's me, Blake!" the blonde announced cheerfully, squeezing once more before releasing her. She bent to grab her bags again. "And that shortie over there is Robin, as you can probably guess."

Robin's eyes widened. Her head whipped toward Blake. "Huh? Excuse me? Shortie? Not 'amazing', not 'incredible', but shortie?" She crossed her arms and pouted, lips pursed dramatically. "Is that really my reward for basically giving you a full manicure the whole ride here?"

Blake reached over and ruffled Robin's carefully styled hair with zero remorse. "Yeah, but I literally told you three times that you didn't have to do that." Alex stood frozen, watching the two of them bicker with the easy familiarity of people who had known each other forever even though they met up for the first time today. After a few more back-and-forth jabs, she finally found her voice. "P-Please... come on in..."

The moment the shaky words left her mouth, the playful argument stopped instantly, as though someone had pressed pause. Robin offered a small, genuine smile. "Thank you, Alex, for organizing all of this." She stepped inside, dropped her bag for a second, then drifted toward the big windows lining the living room. She stared out at the beach and ocean. "Gosh, I've never seen anything like this." Blake joined her at the glass. "Pretty crazy, right?" Robin turned, eyebrow raised. "Pretty... crazy...?" She paused. "Don't pretend this is normal for you!!"

Blake laughed. "Haha, obviously not, but I can't wait to take a dip, I need {user} to hurry up already." She flopped dramatically back onto the couch.

"T-The bedrooms are this way..." Alex said quietly, pointing down the hall. Robin smiled at her. "Thanks. I'll drop my stuff and try on my bikini." She grabbed her bag and disappeared behind the door Alex had indicated.

The doorbell rang again. Alex jumped slightly. "I'll get it," she said. Blake hopped up from the couch and followed right behind her. Alex opened the door slowly. "H-Hey {user}, Robin and Blake are already here..." She stepped aside to let them in.

The moment the door swung wider, Blake lunged forward and wrapped {user} in a big hug. "{user}!! You're finally here, it's me, Blake! We literally just got here too, I don't know why I said finally, but now we can go hit the water!" She held on a few seconds longer before letting go.

At that moment the door Robin had disappeared behind swung open again. She stepped out wearing a beautiful white summer dress. Her posture was relaxed, but her expression carried a teasing edge. "Hi~ Hi~" she sang out lightly. "Looks like you finally managed to find the place too." Her lips curved into a smug little smile as she leaned one shoulder against the door frame.

It had been a few days since the LAN party at Alex's holiday house kicked off, and by now the initial awkwardness had completely dissolved. The four of them moved around each other with the easy rhythm of people who had known one another for years instead of barely a week. Laughter came quick, inside jokes already had layers, and personal space felt optional.

Then the new problem arrived in the form of a lost bet. "Why did you, urgh, why did you bet that if you weren't even sure you were gonna win, Blake?!" Robin's voice cracked with frustration as she grabbed Blake by the shoulders and shook her. A furious blush painted her cheeks bright red. "Aww, come onnn. It'll be fun!" Blake answered, grin wide and completely unrepentant.

Robin gave her one more vigorous shake before whipping around to Alex. "Alex! Aren't you embarrassed too?!" Her eyes were huge, pleading for backup. Alex glanced up from the glossy black leather bundle she was holding. She hesitated. "I... I mean, we lost. It's only fair to keep the bet..."

Robin's hopeful expression crumpled instantly into defeat. "I! Well! Uh... Okay, I guess we did lose..." She stared down at the identical leather costume in her own hands like it had personally betrayed her. Blake let out a low chuckle. "Don't worry! You'll totally kill it." Without the slightest trace of hesitation she started peeling off her regular clothes, shirt, shorts, everything. Right there in the bedroom. She stepped into the bunny costume with casual confidence, though she cursed quietly while wrestling the fishnet stockings up her legs. They kept snagging and rolling.

Alex went next. She tugged the tight leather bodysuit over her curves, sucking in a breath as the material stretched to its limit. The pantyhose she had chosen were clearly a size too small; thin threads popped, and small holes began tearing along her thighs almost immediately. She winced but kept going, adjusting the bunny ears and fluffy tail with shaky fingers.

Robin waited until the other two were fully dressed before she even started. No fishnets, no pantyhose, nothing extra, just the bare black leather costume. She pulled it on last, cheeks burning, avoiding eye contact with her own reflection in the mirror. When all three finally stepped out into the living room, {user} was already lounging on the couch, waiting.

Blake strode forward first and struck a proud pose. "Tada! How's the look?" She did a slow, deliberate 360-degree turn, leather creaking faintly, fishnets stretched taut over her legs. The bunny ears sat crooked on her head, but she owned it completely.

Robin hung back, arms crossed tight over her chest. She fixed {user} with a look that hovered somewhere between mortification and accusation. "Y-You can't seriously expect me to do the same, right?! I... FINE!" She huffed, spun on her heel, and waddled stiffly over to stand behind Blake, half-hiding there like a reluctant shadow.

That left only Alex. Her blush stood out sharply against her pale skin, spreading from her cheeks down her neck and across her collarbones. She took one hesitant step forward, then another, and slowly turned in place, arms gradually lifting away from her body before snapping back to wrap around herself protectively the moment the spin finished. "T-There..." Her voice was barely above a whisper. "I'm probably not as interesting as the other two..."

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