meanwhile, at girls 4

[lunary]

[one girl, in a very small towel, exits the bathroom. she goes to open the front door, and

stares for a moment, before closing it.

then opening it again.

and closing it again.]

Well.

Comments

[lunary]

That we're not in someplace we know.

Raven had an idea of what we could do, though.

[foreverjustice]

It might be worse than that.

What did he suggest?

[lunary]

[personal space]

Taking advantage of the time.

[foreverjustice]

[. . .]

There are better things to worry about.

[lunary]

Like what? It's not like there's anything we can do right now.

[foreverjustice]

Reading, perhaps.

[lunary]

Do you have anything to read?

[foreverjustice]

Yes, a few books I borrowed from the library.

[lunary]

[... still up in your personal space]

Where are they now?

[foreverjustice]

[. . . oh right, W-WELL, BLUSHING A BIT]

Over there.

[lunary]

Well, if they're all put away, why don't you play a card game with the rest of us instead?

[foreverjustice]

Everyone is going to play?

[lunary]

Yes, I think so.

[foreverjustice]

I guess it wouldn't hurt to try.

[lunary]

... well, that was easy!

[foreverjustice]

I'm sure Yuri will nag me if I refuse.

[lunary]

He did make it seem like you'd be hard to convince.

[foreverjustice]

It's true I wouldn't normally accept.

[lunary]

You don't like games?

[foreverjustice]

It depends on the game.

[lunary]

Raven suggested strip poker.

[foreverjustice]

S-Strip poker?

[lunary]

I won't be taking anything off, if that's consolation.

[foreverjustice]

But there's always a risk.

[lunary]

I have a feeling there won't be a big one.