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~This one's for Arieko. Happy *cough* late birthday old man. Hah, I kid? ;D~
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Game Night
"Whoa whoa whoa, wait, you want to do what?" Cinder exclaimed, raising her hands in confusion. She was perturbed by what a certain insane Blonde had said. After their 'tree raising' as Ruby had dubbed it. The four of them currently remained in Yang and Neo's apartment to find something to do. Each of them bouncing ideas off one another.
"We play twister." Yang repeated. Slumping back in her foldout poker chair.
"No, the part before that." The eldest of the four said.
"It's game night...?" Yang asked, not entirely sure what Cinder was getting at.
"Ugh, no no, the part before the last, but after the first." She explained. Yang raised an eyebrow in annoyance and glanced at Cinder's inquiring expression, followed by Ruby's embarrassed one. "We play twister."
"Just repeat the whole sentence." Neo almost whined, wanting to get on with it.
"It's game night, so I thought we could play strip twister." The blonde spoke, her expression remaining completey unfazed.
"D-Don't you mean Strip Poker?" Ruby cautiously asked.
Yang smiled and shook her head. "No, 'Strip twister'. I played it at the first college party I went to." She spoke like It was an achievement. She, along with Neo, are currently in their third college year, and enjoying every bit of it together.
"Hm." Cinder went off in thought. "Interesting... rules?"
Ruby started to nervously fidget, shuffling left to right on the couch. If the game entitled what she assumed it does; then might as well kiss the evening goodbye. The crimsonette grabbed Cinder's arm and gave it a good shake, trying to get the woman's attention.
"What is it?" She shifted her attention to Ruby.
"I thought you were doing the thing tonight?"
Cinder backpedaled, "I told you to keep quiet about that." She hissed.
"But..." Ruby groaned. "What about-"
"What, 'Thing' is is this?" Neo asked, a little too suggestively. Both her and Yang were leaning forward in their chairs, listening intently. Cinder's gaze went from them to Ruby, her eyes narrowing at the girl, clearly conveying the message of: 'Don't you dare'. "I... the thing is-" Ruby trailed off, her eyes bouncing between Cinder's glare, to Yang and Neo's invoking stares.
Ruby started to falter under the pressure. Cinder didn't want them to know, but she would never lie to Yang.
"C'mon sis, say it and we can pl-"
"Cinderlikestobakeforme!" Ruby blurted out so fast it sounded like gibberish. You'd think that Cinder would be the one to warp Ruby's personality, which in some areas was in fact the case. But more 'damage' was done to Cinder. There's the odd time when Cinder would react to things with childlike glee, or do stupid outrageous things alongside Ruby. It was... adorable, in the most worrisome of ways.
"B-Bake?" Yang stammered. She reeled back in her chair, completely overtaken with laughter. Neo did much of the same, looking at Cinder's blushing face each time she tried to stop; only forced her to start laughing again.
The ebony-haired girleyed Ruby, the crimsonette giving her a sheepish grin. "Your... baking is... good." She laughed nervously. Also, truth. To keep things short, Cinder likes to put a lot of... love into making things for Ruby.
Literally.
"So are we going to play this now?" Cinder asked, desperately wanting to change subjects.
"You bet'cha, chef!" Yang finished with a cackle. "The rules are simple." Neo cut in, she knows Yang and Cinder don't get along well sometimes, and the last thing they needed was an all-out cat-fight in the living room. "You go one-on-one, loser of each round loses a piece of clothing. Person with the most clothing at the end of five rounds wins." The white and pink themed girl explained.
"I don't know..." Ruby began fidgeting again.
"I'm in." Cinder directed a competitive gaze towards Yang.
"Then it's settled!" Yang clapped her hands together. "Neo, you grab the game. Ruby, help me move the couch. Cinder, push the table over there." Yang practically commanded. The three girls followed their orders, Yang and Ruby lifted the couch back a good meter, Cinder skidded the coffee table across to the right side of the couch, and Neo dug the game from their room downstairs.
As the multi-colored girl returned; game in hand. Ruby asked a rather important question, "Why do you guys have... actually you know what? I don't wanna know." The girl looked away. "Still don't know why I'm doing this..." she mumbled to herself.
Neo handed the game mat to Yang who dutifully laid it out on the carpet. She set the spinner to the side, and addressed them, "So, who's up first?" She inquired. Yang grinned and snatched the spinner out of her grasp. "You are." She said with a wink. She turned around and sat back down on her foldout chair. "You and Cinder, go." She gestured. Neo looked at her in confusion until she picked up on Yang's sly grin -getting the message instantly. Yang knows how... nimble Neo can be. And there's no way Cinder -the tallest of the four- could beat her.
As Neo and Cinder stood next to each other, Yang was shocked at the height difference. Sure Neo was shorter than most girls, but Yang had gotten used to that by now. But Cinder stood ,at the very least, over a foot taller than Neo.
"This is gonna be interesting." Yang mulled. "Alright, you guys ready?" She proclaimed. Tall and short nodded their heads, waiting for Yang to start the game. The blonde nodded enthusiastically, and gave the spinner a good whack. She eyed it intently, grinning at what it landed on.
"Alright Cinder; both feet on green, one hand on yellow." The blonde issued.
Cinder, still having no clue why she was doing this, got down on her knees, put both feet on green and stretched out. Leaving one arm free, and the other on yellow. It looked like she was doing a one handed push-up on the far end of the mat.
"Hm." Yang tutted. "Okay Neo..." she gave the spinner another hit. "Left foot on blue, right foot on red, and both hands on yellow." The move was much more difficult than Cinder's, but she had no doubt in her shorter girlfriend.
Neo, shrugged and followed the orders to a T. She placed her hands and feet on the correct spots, and formed an arched bridge over Cinder.
Ruby gasped a little at the tight spot Cinder now found herself in. Trapped, under the little space Neo provided her. Still, she would not lose faith.
"Yes!" Yang cheered at Neo's move. She slapped the spinner again, almost laughing at what Cinder was forced to do now. "Pfft, okay. Cinder one foot on red, and the other on yellow."
"What the..." Cinder groaned. Seeing no other possible way, she turned herself over, bent her legs forward and placed them on the correct spots. She now looked like she was doing some kind of awkward upside-down, one-handed push up.
Not saying word, Yang spun the spinner again, and lipped the words; 'End it' to Neo. "Alright babe; right hand on yellow, leave everything else." Neo got Yang's point. She placed her hand over top of Cinder's on yellow, shifting a little in order to do so. The shift pushed Cinder's free hand down a little, making the woman's balance falter a little. Cinder felt her body tip to the side a little, so she attempted to straighten out by moving her hand -only to find it trapped under Neo's. The raven-haired beauty, tipped to the side and fell on the mat. "Gah, Stupid game..." She whispered.
"We have a winner!" Yang exclaimed from her chair. Neo unfurled her body and stood up triumphantly.
"Alright Cinder, you know the rules..." Neo smirked. Cinder stood up, not in the least bit embarrassed, (but still perturbed as to why she was playing this game) the woman peeled her silk and fleece maroon sweater off and tossed it at Ruby. The crimsonette's face went warm at the black lingerie that now graced her eyes. A wolf call from Yang could be heard in the background.
"Uh, w-who's next?" Ruby sputtered, totally not ogling Cinder. Nope.
"You and me sis!" Yang tossed the spinner to Neo who, was joined by Cinder on the couch. The blonde pulled her sister onto the mat and awaited her first move. Neo gave the spinner an energetic hit. "Alright hotshot, left hand on red, right on green, and one foot on yellow." Neo called out.
"Piece a' cake" Yang smirked. She followed the first move with ease, she placed everything in the right color, and even made it look like she was posing, totally keeping her cool.
"Perfect." Neo cocked her head to the side. "You wanna do the honors?" She handed the spinner to Cinder. The woman shrugged and gave it a whirl. She watched the plastic needle stopped, and called out the corresponding movements. "Both feet on green, both hands on blue."
"I got this." Ruby absent-mindlessly said. The move was easy, making a narrow plank shape next to Yang without even touching her.
Completely setting herself up for a lose.
Cinder eyed them intently before handing the spinner back to Neo. The shortest of the three, hummed before dishing out another spin. "Perfect." She thought as the needle came to a halt. "One and on blue, the other on red, and both feet on yellow."
The blonde nodded, or rather, grinned like a madwoman at the easy victory she was now presented with. She rolled backwards on top of Ruby and sprawled out like a sloth hanging from a tree, loosely placing her limbs on target.
Topless Cinder raised a hand. "Oh come on, that's not-"
"Ack! umpf." The sound of Ruby faltering to the mat under Yang cut her off. Cinder facepalmed. How could they be losing!
"Hah! Yes, one more for team 'Majestic'."
Neo stifled a laugh. "Majestic?"
"What?" Yang defended. "It's all I could think of. But... Ruby? Looks like you have to do what Cinder just did~" Yang said in a cheery tone. Reluctantly, like really reluctantly, Ruby did the same as Cinder. Removing her black v-neck with ease. Cinder gave an affirmative nod at the red lingerie she saw.
"So... who's next!?"
"Not me..." Ruby dishearteningly mumbled.
2 hours later...
Things had gone from bad to worse in just a few more rounds. Yang and Neo were completely destroying Cinder and Ruby. The yellow and pink team hadn't shed a single article of clothing yet. As for Cinder and Ruby? Well...
As the game went on, Cinder got more and more aggravated. So she proposed the idea of a 'sudden death match' her and Yang. If Yang wins: Cinder and Ruby have to walk back downstairs -the long way- in their current state of undress. If Cinder wins, she would be given permission to throw this stupid game off of the balcony.
It would seem like latter would lose today.
Currently, lingerie-clad Cinder was straight against Yang. The both of them parallel to each other. However their legs were entangled in a limb-pretzel.
Ruby had been cheering on Cinder the entire game, while Neo just sat back, already knowing who the Victor would be. See the thing is, is that Yang and Neo are pros at this game. Having played it multiple times on their own, because with only two people; creativity was key.
"Kay Cin, just left hand on blue, nothing else." The indecently dressed Ruby called to her.
Seeing it as an easy move, Cinder tried to move forward, but right as she shuffled a bit, Yang tightened her lock around Cinder's ankle, and effectively stopped her from moving. Cinder saw the blondes move and one-upped her, she refracted her arm an used her elbow to touch the point.
"Very... clever." Yang panted, from not breathing.
Ruby handed the spinner off to Neo. She gave it a lazy spin. "Right foot red." She instructed.
"It's over now." Yang internally cheered. She slid her right foot out from its entanglement, and criss-crossed over Cinder's rear, effectively putting more weight down on her. "Got it." Yang spoke, her tone sounding laid back like she'd already won.
The next move was given to Cinder, a flustered Ruby said to put left hand green. But as soon as she went to do so, the extra force Yang had on her, made all movements impossible due to her locked state.
But that doesn't mean she won't try.
With diligence, Cinder attempted to push Yang up and reach for the green, but the inevitable falter came, Cinder lost her balance, and hit the mat with the full force of Yang on top of her. "Damnit!" She whisper shrieked.
"Yeah!" Yang rolled off of Cinder, "We win! In your face Fall!" Yang attempted to do a victory jig, but was pushed to the side as Cinder and Ruby passed by. Cackling to themselves, Yang and Neo picked up the clothing articles and tossed them to the losers.
The day for Cinder couldn't have gone worse. Her baking secret got out, she played the silliest game in existence, and then lost to the silliest game in existence. All that was left to do know was take the indecent walk-of-shame back Downstairs.
Fun...
"You gotta hold up your end of the bargain." Neo, gave them that triumphant smirk again.
Ruby, clad in her rose-patterned lingerie, heaved a sigh and went for the door; Cinder following right behind. Ruby tried one last-ditch effort. She turned her head, brushed the crimson locks from her face, and gave Yang the most pleading, adorable look that face of hers could muster.
The blonde giggled, and still pushed them forward, "Bye you two, have a nice walk!" She and Neo waved, totally not sarcastically.
Cinder sighed too and followed Ruby out the door, into the decrepit hallway.
"Let's just get this over with..." Cinder sighed.
The dreadful walk Downstairs, was filled with wolf-calls, thumbs up, and even people hitting on them. It would seem the buildings Crazies came out during after hours.
Deep down though, Cinder digressed with herself.
"It was kinda fun."
This originally was just a friendly game of twister, but... that was lame so I spiced it up... a lot. Lots of 'implications' in there, aha. But I need to be silly and crazy every once-in-a-while. :) Thanks for reading!