Kimberly
It was the late Summer of '98, and Kimberly Ann Hart hadn't orgasmed so hard since her and Tommy's first time. Her brown hair was uncharacteristically frazzled and out of place as she struggled to catch her breath, holding on tightly to Tommy's firm, chiseled arm as she slowly eased up off of him. "That was..." She was blushing as he leaned down into her ear and shushed her, the two of them quiet and just enjoying the moment, embraced in a cuddle. It had been three months since they'd sent Rita packing for good, or at least that's what they hoped. She'd certainly abandoned her base on the moon, in any case. Since then, there'd been much more time to focus their normal lives-her with her gymnastics and guitar and Tommy teaching his martial arts classes. For a while, she and the other rangers had forgotten how to have fun.
Well, Jason and Billy never really learned how to have fun in the first place, she thought, but they both had embarked on their own quests since Rita's fall. Billy was hard at work getting scholarships to prestigious universities where he'd no doubt do great things, while Jason had dedicated all of this time to perfecting his body and his martial arts. Her and Zack, being of the more 'laid back' variety, had agreed they were both a little crazy. Notably, none of their plans involved getting girlfriends anytime soon, and Kimberly thought that was a problem. They didn't know what they were missing.
She leaned back and kissed Tommy on the ear,moving some of his long dark strands with her fingers. "Think they'll mind if we're a little late?" Tommy chuckled. "No way, why would they mind? It's lunch, not one of Zordon's drills." She gave him a little nod, beginning to sit up. "Still, we should at least start getting dressed. I don't want us to miss Trini's triumphant return from Shanghai!" Tommy nodded, giving her bare bottom a kinky little smack, leaving a pink handprint on the Pink Ranger. "You're right as usual, Kim. Let's get cleaned up."
When they'd reached the Youth Center, Jason and Zack were sparring on the gymnastics mats, and Billy was typing away on his brand new laptop, writing a college application essay. Kimberly shook her head, slouching into a chair. Some of her friends just didn't know how to shut off and have a good time. She guessed in their own way though, they were enjoying this stuff. Tommy placed a hand on her shoulder after coming back from saying hi to the guys. "She's due in any minute." Kimberly grinned. She definitely missed hanging with her best friend. She stood up when she saw the yellow of Trini's ruffled skirt, running over to hug her. "Hey,girl!" The Chinese American teenager smiled back. Kimberly giggled. "Or should I say, nihao!" Trini laughed softly, hugging back as the rest of the group gathered around her. "Ohh, I've missed you guys!"
Jason smiled and placed a hand on her shoulder. He was all sweaty already from his workout. Kimberly noticed her friend blush ever so slightly. "Were you able to work on your kung fu while you were over there? he asked. Of course it'd be a question about martial arts, she thought, trying not to roll her eyes. "I'd love to go there and test myself against some of those Shaolin masters." Trini grinned at Jason. "I did get to train some, and I don't know if you're ready for these guys Jason, they were incredible!" Jason smirked, confident as ever. "We'd see about that." He made a fist, flexing lightheartedly. Trini laughed a bit. Kimberly knew she would have liked to see that.
"Well look who's back in town, Skull." A familiar voice boomed from behind them, the colorfully dressed leather clad punk shoving his way between them. Kimberly grimaced a bit as his skinny sidekick helped himself to touching her shoulder, even as he looked at Trini. Skull snickered, high pitched as he often did. "Sayonara Trini-san!" Trini rolled her eyes. Bulk chimed in too, "So, did you learn the art of the Samurai Sword or just eat a bunch of rice?" He pretended to wield a katana, making a stereotypical "WAAAAAAAAAAH" sound. Trini put her palm to her face, looking at Kimberly in disbelief.
Kimberly huffed indignantly. "You imbecils have known Trini for how long now? And you think she's Japanese?" Bulk blinked. "Well..wait, what do you mean, she's not Japanese? I mean, she doesn't look French." Billy was trying not to laugh, but he held it together for his friends sake. "She's Chinese-American, bright boy, and don't you think you're being just a little bit racist now?" Tommy stepped in between them and the others, looking offended on her behalf. "Yeah, I think maybe you should start over and try to welcome her home again." Bulk blushed and tried to look annoyed, as if he didn't care. "Psh, whatever, welcome home geek. Come on Skull, let's get out of here!" Skull followed him, clueless as ever. "Well, some things never change" Trini said as she cracked a smile.
Zack chuckled, pulling off his sweaty black headband, shaking his head as he shook out his muscles and joints. "I'd hate to think of where those clowns think I'm from!" Billy grinned at Trini. "We've missed you a lot, I know I have. Check out my new computer! It's portable! It-"
BEEP BEEP BEEPBEEP BEEP BEEP!
The communicators. Kimberly looked around and met her friends' eyes. "Are you serious?" Tommy looked concerned. "I wonder if it's Rita..I knew it felt too good to be true." Jason nodded, motioning for the others to follow as he strolled to a quiet, unused corner of the center. "Lunch'll have to wait. Let's go." The others nodded and followed, Zack biting his lip. "Maaan, my fries just came up, I can smell 'em, someone's gonna pay for this!"
With a blur of multi-colored light, they were gone. As they plummeted through space at the speed of light, Kimberly had a bad feeling about this next mission.