A Step in the Right Direction
Clarke would deny it any chance she got, but she was drunk, more so than she had been her entire college career. She almost never had anything to drink when she got together with her friends, but this time was different, this time her crush, Lexa, was sitting on the couch across from her and it made her nervous.
Now, common sense would dictate that she stay sober, try to impress her crush, but Clarke had never really been good with common sense. So she took every drink handed to her and proceeded to make a fool of herself.
“Let’s play truth or dare.” Clarke announced, her alcohol soaked brain deeming the game appropriate for a group of twenty-somethings. “I’ll go first, Octavia, truth or dare.”
Octavia cocked a brow at her friend, before shaking her head. “Dare.” She stated simply, never one to back away from a challenge.
Clarke sat in thought for a moment, before grinning. “I dare you to kiss Raven.” She chuckled, knowing the smaller brunette had a thing for their friend.
Octavia’s cheeks went red as she glanced over at the mechanic, letting out a slow sigh before getting up and placing a kiss on Raven’s lips before returning to her seat. “Lexa, truth or dare?”
Lexa blinked, turning her head toward the brunette. “Uhm, dare?” She answered, shrugging her shoulders, none of them really knew her enough to get her to do anything embarrassing.
Octavia thought for a short while before smirking to herself. “I dare you to spend the rest of the night with no pants on.”
The older girl rolled her eyes before standing up to slide her jeans off, letting them pool around her ankles before kicking them off, showing off a pair of sky blue panties. “There, happy?”
And so it went, everyone taking their dares, some chickening out and spilling some useless information. Despite the initial thoughts of it being stupid, they all enjoyed themselves until they decided they were hungry.
“I’ll get the menus!” Clarke grinned, pushing up from her seat too quickly, causing her to stumble. She landed somewhere soft, her face pressed against something warm.
When she opened her eyes, she was met with sky blue cotton and proceeded to shove herself away, cheeks red.
“Clarke, if you wanted to eat out, you could have just asked.” Lexa smirked.