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Today is a beautiful Friday afternoon in late August, and, two months into their relationship, Cait and Vi are going to attempt something they've never done before.
They're going to relax.
Caitlyn's parents allowed for them to spend the weekend at their vacation home, on the outskirts of Piltover -- away from the constant whirring and buzzing of the city, a quiet spot dipped in greenery.
It's perfect weather; that fine seam between summer and autumn where the day still stretches languidly on, the sun bright without blazing, the evening cool without chilling. The woods surrounding the area are as lovely as they've always been, rich warm greens just beginning to foster that golden tint. The lake by the vacation home glints crystalline in the afternoon sun, a shimmering pool of perfect blue.
For once, they won't have to fight anything; chase anything, run from anything. For once, they can just rest.
So why do Caitlyn's nerves feel like a bundle of just-lit Progress Day firecrackers?
Because-- because, obviously, she's got plans. She's a planner, it's what she does. And she'd have to be an idiot not to picture-- rather vividly-- all the ways she and Vi could spend this three-day weekend, alone, in her family's lavish vacation home. It's too precious an opportunity to waste.
Not that she's told Vi as much. No, those vivid images are restricted purely to the inside of her head.
For now.
"Well, make yourself comfortable," she declares as she opens the door, hoisting the luggage inside before clearing the way for Vi. "Are you hungry? I ensured the fridge is fully stocked for our arrival."
They're going to relax.
Caitlyn's parents allowed for them to spend the weekend at their vacation home, on the outskirts of Piltover -- away from the constant whirring and buzzing of the city, a quiet spot dipped in greenery.
It's perfect weather; that fine seam between summer and autumn where the day still stretches languidly on, the sun bright without blazing, the evening cool without chilling. The woods surrounding the area are as lovely as they've always been, rich warm greens just beginning to foster that golden tint. The lake by the vacation home glints crystalline in the afternoon sun, a shimmering pool of perfect blue.
For once, they won't have to fight anything; chase anything, run from anything. For once, they can just rest.
So why do Caitlyn's nerves feel like a bundle of just-lit Progress Day firecrackers?
Because-- because, obviously, she's got plans. She's a planner, it's what she does. And she'd have to be an idiot not to picture-- rather vividly-- all the ways she and Vi could spend this three-day weekend, alone, in her family's lavish vacation home. It's too precious an opportunity to waste.
Not that she's told Vi as much. No, those vivid images are restricted purely to the inside of her head.
For now.
"Well, make yourself comfortable," she declares as she opens the door, hoisting the luggage inside before clearing the way for Vi. "Are you hungry? I ensured the fridge is fully stocked for our arrival."
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It's time for her ultimate weapon.
"I just think you're chicken."
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"Oh, you don't even know what you've just done, Kiramman!" She's laughing, but there's a sternness to it, a little bit of indignant anger mixed in at the audacity of being challenged. A few steps forward and she's pinned her against the table.
"What is this shirt, dry clean only? Ha!" Strong arms take hold of Cait's wrists, then maneuver Cait's hands so she's holding both in just one of her own, freeing her other hand to pull the shirt up. It's a technique she often used on Powder for some of their play fights. "I hope you don't like the color, cause it's about to get washed with something pink!"
It's not Cait's exposed abdomen that finally makes her stop; she's seen Cait in a bathing suit before. But she glimpses the bottom of her bra and that brings her back to her sense. The chorus of insecurities springs up -- don't push her too fast, she's never done this before, don't make her uncomfortable -- and Vi tenses and takes a step back, pulling her hands to her sides. "Um..." She was just trying to take her shirt off, how do you pivot from that? "Sorry, I'm just joking, of course."
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But in the blink of an eye, she's let go, backing away from her. Again. The heat in Cait's cheeks cools in the face of the realization--
"Oh, my god. You are chicken." She stares a moment, stumped, before raking her hands through her hair with an incredulous laugh. "What? Are you afraid my breasts will come alive and eat you?"
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"Excuse me? You're mad at me?" She shrugs and lifts her arms, gesturing out in frustration. "Game room isn't the least romantic place I've ever had sex, but I would've thought you'd want your first time to be as special as it could be. Like at least when you're ready and not over a lost foosball game!" She swings her arms out and lets them drop at her thighs, like she can't believe she's the one that has to tell her this.
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It takes her a second to catch the one, big glaring issue in the middle, there.
"Alright, back up a moment," she takes a step closer, tilting her head to the side. "My what?"
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"So the reason you've been acting odd this whole day-- is because you've been, anxious," she gestures vaguely with her hands as she searches for the words, "thinking how you might go about... deflowering me?"
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“I wasn’t planning it! I was doing the opposite! I was being mindful and respectful-“ she counts out each word pointing to her palm as if it were evidence. “-and holding back cause I want to wait until you’re ready!”
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"Vi," she calls, placing a soothing hand on her strong shoudler. "This isn't a fight. There's no need to yell."
"I just..." The other hand pinches the bridge of her nose as she gathers herself. Now that the problem has made itself apparent, at least, she can take steps to rectify it. "Alright. You clearly need to hear this, so I'll be blunt."
Cupping Vi's face with both hands, now, she leans in, pinning her gaze purposefully beneath her own.
"Violet," she says. "I've fucked."
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And then… what?
The silence that hangs between them after Cait’s words is distracting. She’s not even sure she heard that right.
“You’ve… what?”
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"I'm saying, you can stop tying yourself into a pretzel over the thought of taking my virginity," she elaborates, speaking slow, holding eye contact all the while, "because that ship had sailed some eight years prior. Okay?"
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There’s almost a little ‘ding’ as it all finally sinks in.
“Oh thank god!” She exclaims, dropping her head into her hand. She’s embarrassed but she wants to laugh at the same time. “I really thought… wow, okay… phew!” She looks up at Cait laughing with her entire shoulders. “I’m so stupid.”
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"Up the stairs and to the left, darling."
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She doesn't throw her on the bed, but she sort of lets her drop a little awkwardly as the moment Cait hits the bed Vi is on top of her, kissing her lips fully and pressing her into the mattress. "Sorry I made you wait so long," she says between kisses.
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"Are you going to take my shirt off for real, this time? I bought new underwear for the occasion, you know."
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