Day 1: Saturday/Morning
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You get up and brush your teeth. After a quick shower, you change into some sloppy clothes you normally wear over the weekend, and go downstairs to make some breakfast. | You get up and brush your teeth. After a quick shower, you change into some sloppy clothes you normally wear over the weekend, and go downstairs to make some breakfast. | ||
| - | + | You pass by the family room, where your (new) stepsister Lauren, just one year younger than you, is watching some Saturday-morning drama on TV. She's still in her pyjamas, and is lying across the couch, accentuating parts of her body that you're embarrassed to think about. She's a figure skater and has a practice in the afternoon. | |
Your biological father left your mother before you were born, some sixteen or seventeen years ago. You grew up without one until she met your stepfather Jack, a skilled businessman, three years ago. Ever since, you've been living together, and they tied the knot just last weekend, actually. They're on their honeymoon in the Mediterranean right now, to return the night of your semi-formal. | Your biological father left your mother before you were born, some sixteen or seventeen years ago. You grew up without one until she met your stepfather Jack, a skilled businessman, three years ago. Ever since, you've been living together, and they tied the knot just last weekend, actually. They're on their honeymoon in the Mediterranean right now, to return the night of your semi-formal. | ||
| - | Lauren turned out to be pretty cool, despite your original feelings. You feel fortunate to have a sister who's so good to you, even though you didn't grow up with her. You suspect that she admires you a bit too. | + | Lauren turned out to be pretty cool, despite your original feelings. You feel fortunate to have a sister who's so good to you, even though you didn't grow up with her. And you don't mind the nice view you get every once in a when she forgets to close her door before changing. You suspect that she admires you a bit too. |
| - | + | You live in a fairly big house, perhaps one you could call a mansion, because of your stepfather's fortunate income. You're in the kitchen, and you've decided to make pancakes today for breakfast. (You're a skilled cook too, by the way.) | |
After you're done, you set them down on the table. Do you want to call Laruen to the table, or let her finish her show first? | After you're done, you set them down on the table. Do you want to call Laruen to the table, or let her finish her show first? | ||
* [[Day 1: Saturday/Breakfast with Lauren|Call Lauren for breakfast.]] | * [[Day 1: Saturday/Breakfast with Lauren|Call Lauren for breakfast.]] | ||
| - | * [[ | + | * [[Day 1: Saturday/Breakfast without Lauren|Let her finish her show.]] |
[[Category: A High School Fantasy|1-Morning]] | [[Category: A High School Fantasy|1-Morning]] | ||
Current revision as of 21:59, 13 July 2011
It's Saturday morning. You slept in, because you were up late last night phoning with Vanessa, who was telling you of her issues at home and with boys at school and other things. It seems that most of the girls you know come to you to talk about their problems and often ask you for counsel. It's part of why you're so popular.
You get up and brush your teeth. After a quick shower, you change into some sloppy clothes you normally wear over the weekend, and go downstairs to make some breakfast.
You pass by the family room, where your (new) stepsister Lauren, just one year younger than you, is watching some Saturday-morning drama on TV. She's still in her pyjamas, and is lying across the couch, accentuating parts of her body that you're embarrassed to think about. She's a figure skater and has a practice in the afternoon.
Your biological father left your mother before you were born, some sixteen or seventeen years ago. You grew up without one until she met your stepfather Jack, a skilled businessman, three years ago. Ever since, you've been living together, and they tied the knot just last weekend, actually. They're on their honeymoon in the Mediterranean right now, to return the night of your semi-formal.
Lauren turned out to be pretty cool, despite your original feelings. You feel fortunate to have a sister who's so good to you, even though you didn't grow up with her. And you don't mind the nice view you get every once in a when she forgets to close her door before changing. You suspect that she admires you a bit too.
You live in a fairly big house, perhaps one you could call a mansion, because of your stepfather's fortunate income. You're in the kitchen, and you've decided to make pancakes today for breakfast. (You're a skilled cook too, by the way.)
After you're done, you set them down on the table. Do you want to call Laruen to the table, or let her finish her show first?
