Running Out of Songs (LenRisa One-Shot Stories)

Rated M: Dress

Disclaimer: This one-shot may contain content that is not suitable to young readers. Reader discretion is highly advised. Thanks!

IN A BAR

Leni and Risa sit at the bar, drinks in hand. The atmosphere is dim, with soft music playing in the background. They've had a few too many, giggling like old friends, their usual guardedness melted away by the alcohol.

Risa, grinning
"Remember when we first met? You were all 'by the book,' so serious about everything."

Leni, laughing, sipping her drink
"Well, someone had to be! You were reckless, always pushing me to break the rules."

Risa, teasing
"Maybe because you needed it. You've got this way of being so... perfect. It's exhausting to watch sometimes."

They both burst out laughing, the tension between them fading as the alcohol blurs the lines.

Leni, half-serious, half-joking
"Maybe you're right. But you know what? Sometimes I wonder what it'd be like... to just let go."

Risa leans in closer, her eyes locked on Leni's. There's a charged pause between them.

Risa, softly
"Then maybe tonight's the night. No rules. No expectations. Just us."

They stare at each other, the weight of the words hanging in the air. Leni takes a deep breath, finishing her drink, her gaze never leaving Risa's.

Leni, grinning
"What the hell... Let's go."

IN RISA'S CONDO

They stumble into the condo, still laughing, pulling each other closer as they fumble to kick off their shoes. The night blurs into a whirlwind of stolen kisses, and their laughter fades into something deeper, more intimate.

They move toward the couch, laughter spilling from their lips. As they collapse onto the cushions, the giggles turn into shared glances, the air thickening with unspoken words. Risa leans in closer, her breath warm against Leni's skin.

"Do you think we should...?" Risa whispers, a teasing smile on her lips, challenging the boundaries of their friendship.

Leni, heart racing, bites her lip
"Let's just see where the night takes us."

They exchange a look filled with mischief and desire, the alcohol loosening their inhibitions. Risa's hand finds Leni's, their fingers intertwining, as if sealing a pact.

"I've always wanted to know what it feels like to break the rules with you," Risa says, her voice low and inviting.

"Then let's break every rule," Leni replies, her pulse quickening, the thrill of the moment washing over them.

Their laughter fades as they inch closer together. Risa's lips brush against Leni's, tentative at first, then more urgent. The kiss ignites something deep within them, a fire they both had kept hidden for too long.

As they pull away, breathless, Risa's hands roam down Leni's sides, exploring as if memorizing every curve. Leni responds, her fingers tangling in Risa's hair, pulling her in for another kiss, deeper this time.

The night unfolds in a haze of passion and exploration. They move from the couch to the bedroom, shedding their inhibitions and clothing along the way. The world outside fades away as they lose themselves in each other, the boundaries of friendship blurring into something intoxicatingly new.

MORNING AFTER

The sunlight filters through the curtains. Leni wakes up first, eyes heavy with sleep. She sits up slowly, confused, her head pounding. She glances around and realizes she's in Risa's bed. Risa stirs beside her, groaning as she wakes.

Risa, squinting
"What... happened?"

Leni, rubbing her temples
"I don't know... Did we—?"

They exchange a bewildered look. Neither of them can remember the events of the night, but the subtle disarray of the room suggests something intimate happened.

Risa, quietly
"I don't remember... anything. Do you?"

Leni, shaking her head
"No. Nothing. But... we're in the same bed, so..."

They fall into an awkward silence, both trying to piece together the fragments of their memories, unsure what this means for them now.

Say my name and everything just stops
I don't want you like a best friend
Only bought this dress so you could take it off
Take it off
Carve your name into my bedpost
'Cause I don't want you like a best friend
Only bought this dress so you could take it off
Take it off