Friend-Zoned

Vicki runs a cloth over every surface, chasing dust from corners before her guests arrive. The bell rings and she opens the door to Haley and Anna. They step inside and gasp at the spotless rooms. Vicki accepts the praise with a small smile—she spent weeks sanding floors and hanging lights for nights like this. They settle on the couch and recall college birthdays spent together in cramped apartments, cheap cake, shared beds. That tradition stopped years ago. When they hear Vicki missed hers this year, the two women offer to fix it tonight. Then her phone interrupts, and she leaves the room. Alone now, Haley and Anna confess they still want Vicki. Heat climbs between them as each tries to claim the first move. Their quiet argument ends on the same cold thought: maybe she sees them only as friends. Vicki returns, notices the tension, and sits between them. She presses until they speak. Their old crush spills out—embarrassed, honest. Vicki’s answer is simple: she has wanted both of them too, and tonight she plans to take what she missed on her birthday. She leans back, letting hands and mouths explore her body, every touch a gift she’s been saving for this moment.