Author's Note: I don't own anything other than my original characters
"Looking for something?" Hearing Evie's voice, Lefi looked away from Evie's closet, smiling sheepishly. "What are you doing?"
"I need new clothes." the blonde explained.
"Why?" Evie asked, setting her bag down on her bed. Lefi sighed.
"I want a new style to match my new surroundings. You changed your style when you came to Auradon." she said.
"I can make you new clothes if that's what you really want, but you do know that you don't have to change your style for anyone, right? You can keep the style you have, it's perfect." Evie replied. Smiling softly, Lefi walked back to her side of the room.
"I know. I want to do this." she replied. Evie nodded.
"Okay. I'll start sketching ideas tonight." she said.
"I forgot how hot you look in your Isle clothes." Lefi said as she looked over at her girlfriend.. Evie smirked as she put the finishing touches on her outfit; they'd decided to wear their Isle clothes for the plan, as they found it difficult to return to their villainous ways in their Auradon clothes. "It's been awhile since we caused mischief together." When they were kids, Evie and Lefi would play pranks on those who would enter the forest. As they got older, fewer people ventured out there, so they'd had fewer chances to indulge in their favorite past time.
"Yeah, it has." Evie replied. Mal looked over.
"Are you two sure about this plan? It almost doesn't seem mean enough." she commented. Lefi sighed.
"It was the best - or worst, I guess - that I could come up with. Auradon must be making me soft." she explained. Standing behind her girlfriend, Evie wrapped her arms around her shoulders from behind.
"I think I know the answer, but... There's still time to back out. We don't have to do this." she whispered, pressing a kiss to her temple. Lefi shook her head.
"We're doing this." she replied. Taking a deep breath, Evie nodded. "Come on. We need to get set up. We only have a small window of time before Heather will be walking through the woods." Nodding, Evie and Mal followed the blonde out of their room, meeting up with Carlos and Jay before heading to the woods. "Okay, let's get ready." After fifteen minutes of setting up and climbing trees, the five were ready.
"There's Heather." Mal whispered from her spot next to her sister, who looked over. Making eye contact with Jay, Lefi nodded. When he returned the nod, she turned to Evie, who prepared to tip her bucket. "You ready?"
"Completely." Lefi replied. Taking a deep breath, she waited until Heather was in the spot that they'd designated. When she'd stepped in the spot, Carlos and Jay began shooting their paintball guns. Despite everything that the redhead had put them though, Evie had been adamant that they not actually hit her with the paintballs. When she'd stopped walking, Evie tipped her bucket, which was filled with a sticky substance. When it covered the girl, Lefi and Mal tipped their buckets, covering the girl with sand and paint. After everything was finished, the five jumped out of the trees.
"What was that?" Heather exclaimed. Looking at Evie, she glared at her, getting in her face. "This was all your idea, wasn't it? What happened on the Isle wasn't enough?" Stepping in between the pair, Lefi pushed Heather away from her girlfriend.
"Don't even think about touching her." she warned, getting angrier by the second. She felt Evie place a hand on her shoulder and instantly relaxed.
"You're done messing with our relationship." Evie announced, glaring at the redhead. Looking her up and down, she smirked. "I would get in the shower as soon as possible if I were you. You wouldn't want any of that to dry." Lefi chuckled as the girl walked away. As the group turned, they saw Ben staring at them with a raised eyebrow. Smiling sheepishly, Mal walked over to her boyfriend.
"Hey, Ben." she said.
"What's going on?" he asked. Mal shrugged. "Mal…"
"It was necessary, I promise." she replied. Ben sighed. "Are you going to tell Fairy Godmother?"
"No, I won't, but… I can't promise that Heather won't." he explained. The group nodded in unison. "You guys should get rid of that equipment before anyone else walks over here."
"Good idea." Lefi said, grabbing the buckets from Evie and Mal. Finding a nearby dumpster, she placed the buckets inside before following her friends back to the dorms.
…
After a lengthy shower, Heather finally walked into her room. Standing in front of the mirror, she glared at her reflection. She couldn't believe that they'd gotten the best of her.
She wanted revenge more than she had wanted it back on the Isle.
And she was going to get it.
"When were you going to tell me that you're friends with Evie?" Lefi asked, looking over at her sister as they tossed rocks in the forest. Mal shrugged.
"I didn't realize it was that big of a deal." Lefi chuckled. "Does it bother you?"
"A little bit. I mean, you've hated her for so long. It's weird." Mal sighed.
"What do you want me to do, Lef?" The blonde looked over at her sister. "Evie's actually pretty cool. I like hanging out with her."
"Then you should hang out with her." Mal nodded slowly; she didn't know why it bothered Lefi so much, but she could tell that it did.