WEDNESDAY
When working nights, one gets used to sleeping in as late as necessary. While working in the coffee shop, there was nothing worse than the feeling of waking up completely rested. That invariably meant that she slept through her alarm.
Layla was alarmed to be thrown out of her dream by someone rocking her back and forth by her shoulder. For a moment, Layla felt she was back at her parent's home, being woken just before she had to leave for school with no breakfast but a granola bar. The days where she woke up with time to spare were the days she actually bothered to ice her Toaster Strudel.
It took a moment for Layla to remember where she was. It wasn't the twin she remembered from home, but one of the many king-sized beds Selena owned. Layla pulled her head up from her pillow and saw Selena through the blur and hair fallen in front of her eyes.
"Wake up, sleepyhead." Selena said.
When at home, Layla would just throw the sheets over her head and groan. When not threatened with being sent to high school, she pulled herself up to a sitting pose, the sheets covering her lap.
Selena set down a plate with an omelet and a fork into Layla's recently formed lap.
Layla rubbed her eye and sniffed. "Breakfast in bed?"
"It wasn't going to be in bed, but you slept really late, so... now we're running short on time." Selena said. "So eat up, because we have less than an hour before we have to hit the road."
Layla started eating. She had to learn how Selena made omelets like this. Maybe it was one of those copper pans they sell on late night TV. Selena must have seen those commercials go by at some point. "Where are we going?"
"We have a meeting with a client in Burbank around eleven."
"What time is it now?"
"Nine-thirty." Selena said, checking her watch. "Which I'm pretty sure is when we went to bed. How do you sleep so much?"
"Sometimes, it takes me a while to get to sleep." Layla said. "I mean, you're sleeping with some random futa babe you met at the start of the week who nobody knows..." She sliced a bit of the omelet off with the fork. "But I'm still sleeping with Selena freaking Grande."
"Well, I sleep with Selena Grande every night, and it's not all it's made out to be. It's pretty boring... until you came around, of course."
Layla ate her omelet, set the plate on the night stand, and went to shower. She kept the water moderately warm this time, surely in enough control to keep from getting hard. As she scrubbed, her mind wandered a bit, imagining Selena sliding the curtain open in some attempt to save water. Of course, they spent more time touching each other than they would by showering separately, but any time spent away from those succulent breasts would be a waste, and dammit, she was hard. She hadn't even touched it.
No matter how much it begged, Layla kept her washing of her cock as just that.
Layla dried off, dressed in a robe and went to the kitchen. Selena was there drinking a can of pineapple juice with a gentle disapproving look on her face.
"What's up?" Layla asked.
Selena looked over. "Hey. Oh, nothing. But there won't be coffee today."
"Why not?"
Selena pointed her thumb away from her. In the corner of the adjacent room... was the automatic coffee maker.
Layla looked at Selena. "Is the coffee maker... in time out?"
"No." Selena looked at the device disapprovingly, as if it had leaked coffee all over the carpet instead of on the paper. "But it's a piece of junk and I need to get rid of it. So I put it over there so I'd remember to actually do that. I would happily smash it so it wouldn't work again, but... then glass and plastic shards would go everywhere, and that'd be bad, considering that I sometimes walk around barefoot."
"By 'barefoot,' you mean 'naked?'" Layla asked.
"Of course."
Some hesitation entered Layla's voice. "If you were going to smash it, would you be smashing it out of anger?"
"Oh, no. I'm not that kind of person." Selena insisted. "It'd just be me forcing myself to get a new coffee maker and stop putting up with bad coffee. I try to keep everything in my life running smoothly and properly, but... sometimes, I'm just too damn busy to buy a new coffee maker. Now, I will... hopefully."
Selena pointed her finger upwards. "Actually, you reminded me of something." She picked up the misbehaving coffee maker and brought it and Layla to the hall, and to one of the many outwardly featureless doors.
"Have I been in this room yet?" Layla asked.
"I don't think so." Selena unlocked it and entered. "This is my junk room. That's why it's locked. I normally don't let guests in here, because it's a mess."
"So long as you don't have the corpses of your seven previous wives in here, I'm fine."
At some point, Selena must have realized she'd rather have storage space than one more bed. The room was filled with stainless steel storage racks, plastic storage tubs and unlabeled lidded cardboard boxes on shelves, or stacked atop on another. One of the plastic tubs seems to have sex toys in it, but that was the only interesting thing in the room.
Except.... up against the wall was a large metal construct about four feet wide in all directions, six armlike extensions webbed with white plastic reaching out from a center base, five of them with propellers. There was a big tear in the metal on one side, and other damage and streaks of dirt about the device.
"What is that?" Layla gestured to the thing.
Selena set the coffee maker on a random plastic tote. "It's a remote-controlled drone."
"You own a drone?"
"I do now." Selena nodded. "We can't fly it because I don't have the remote control. Also, it's broken."
"I could tell THAT." Layla folded her arms. "What happened to it?"
"This thing flew onto my property sometime last year while I was in my backyard doing a little nude sunbathing. When I saw this thing flying pretty close, taking pictures of me on my property, I picked up my bottle of suntan lotion and lobbed it right at it. I hit one of the propellers and the thing crashed. I dragged it inside and got the pictures off of it. I posted a picture to my blog like a fisherman, talking about what a big catch I had."
"I must have missed that blog post." Layla said. "Whose drone is it?"
"I'm not going to say exactly who, since it's not anyone you've heard of, but... I know who it is." Selena said coyly. "I could have pressed charges or something, but then he might try to retaliate and get me to pay for his $35,000 drone that I took out with my $10 bottle of sunscreen."
"This thing costs thirty grand?"