Disclaimer/note: Characters and setting are property of Team Ninja. This fictional story is based on Dead or Alive Xtreme 2. The story features lesbian relationships: and some days (i.e. chapters) also feature violence or offensive language. Please don't read it if you aren't old enough.
-Morning of Day Thirteen-
This time I was the one wrapped around Hitomi instead of vice versa. I sat up and yawned. Hitomi really did look like an angel: her pink cheeks, her cute nose, her carefree mouth and eyelids. I bent and kissed her softly. I got out of bed, ready to start my morning with some exercise.
I was only a bit stiff. With stretching, I quickly got comfortable. I went through a moderate routine and felt good. Hitomi came into the room five minutes before I finished. "I've ordered breakfast," she said cheerfully. "Good morning, lover!"
"Good morning, dearest," I answered. She watched me while I got done with my workout.
"That felt nice," I said, releasing my last stretch.
Hitomi stood and hopped over to me. "As nice as this?" she asked. She kissed me sweetly.
"Nowhere near as good as that," I told her, purposely losing myself in her eyes. "You're the most precious woman I've ever met. I love you so much."
"I love you too, baby," she said. We kissed again. The kissing got hotter and deeper, fast.
Our make-out interlude was interrupted by a knock that signaled the arrival of our morning meal.
We played footsie while we ate our rice, eggs, and pastries and drank our tea and juice. The room phone rang. It was my suite, so I got up to answer. Christie was on the line, proposing a volleyball match between Team Hitomi-Leifang and Team Christie-Helena. I asked Hitomi. She quickly agreed. I relayed the response to Christie and she rang off.
We got showered and dressed; I wore "Astarte" and Hitomi wore "Meglez." We walked slowly to Private Beach, where we'd planned to play. Christie and Helena weren't there when we arrived, so we relaxed on the sand and talked while we waited. It was only a minute or two before our opponents showed.
"Sorry we're late," Christie said coolly.
"We had a little business not unlike the kind you had last night," Helena added playfully, patting Christie's exposed behind. They were both in suits the same style as "Aquamarine," but white in color. Nothing was left to the imagination.
"Those are some swimsuits!" Hitomi said, giving voice to what we were both thinking.
"They're called 'Sapphire.' Eye-catching, aren't they? Anyway, let's start the game," Christie said.
"You say that," I retorted, "but you're going to be working, not playing. We'll have to be as serious as you will to have a chance at winning."
"Isn't fun more important than winning?" Helena asked with an innocent blink of her eyes.
"No!" I answered. "There are only two things better than winning and I'm not going to say what either one is."
Christie let a tiny grin show on her lips. "If you put it that way, you don't have to tell us. You already have, but not with words."
"I notice you're not saying Leifang is wrong," Hitomi said. "Can it be that you have the same favorite activities?"
Eventually, the four of us quit the innuendo-laden conversation and actually played some ball. The skin of my three gorgeous companions; the thrill of competition; the perfume of coconut and banana sunscreen; the strong, sweaty embrace of Hitomi whenever we made a point all combined with the warm sun and cool breeze to provide a terrific experience. We won, 9-7.
Contrary to what I'd said, victory wasn't very important to any of us. We had a good time playing.
"You two are still the best team," Helena said when we finished. "At times, you seem telepathic."
"Or maybe you know each other's bodies so well you have your capabilities mapped, so you can cover each other nearly perfectly." With her usual uninterested tone, Christie made her comment sound like plain conversation. Her eyes were twinkling, however, and her right hand slid from her partner's hip to somewhere lower and further back. The light-haired Brit was making pretty bold to be fondling her French friend's ass!
Hitomi and I were kind of embarrased, but pretty turned on too. I decided to go with the spirit of things, so I put my arm around Hitomi's waist, then began running a couple of fingers up and down her flank. "Great chemistry could have something to do with our level of cooperation, yes," I said.
"I'm sure you've tried a few of our team-building exercises yourself," Hitomi said, making me blush a bit.
Hitomi and I had a light lunch with Helena and Christie. We agreed to go our separate ways after that, but Christie had one more piece of information for us. "I'd appreciate it if you'd both wear 'Aquamarine' tomorow," she told my partner and me.
"Not a problem!" Hitomi said.
They left for the pool. We left for the marina. "I'm not getting a lot of use out of my jetski, so we have to race at least once today and tomorrow," Hitomi said. "I had no idea it would be so fun; I might make jetskiing a hobby after this vacation is over."
"I'm enjoying it, but I don't like it as much as you do," I said. "Maybe that's because it's so solitary."
"Well, we could get a bigger watercraft," the perky brunette suggested.
"Tandem riding? Good point! We've already seen and felt the benefits of that," I said.
The only person at the marina was Tina. "Hey, y'all! Up for a race?" she called when she noticed us.
"Sure," Hitomi answered. "I hope the course isn't too brutal."
While Hitomi and I were unmooring our jetskis, Kasumi appeared. "What's going on, Leifang-san, Tina-san, Hitomi-san? May I join your competition?"
"Of course," Hitomi said. "I've been wondering how you'd do with that Kraken; no one else has used one yet, as far as I know."
"I've only tried it one time," Kasumi said. "Please go easy on me, minna."
I laughed. "Someone else might, but I won't."
She stuck out her tongue. "You're always mean; fine, then!"
We got to the start/finish line and waited for the signal. I felt the familiar nervous energy building in me. What can I say? I love competing.
