Title: Down Where It's Wetter
Fandom: Starfire (comics)
Rating: PG-13
Length: 400
Author notes: Pre-Kori/Stella.
Summary: Kori is an exhibitionist, Stella is quickly realizing that she's not entirely straight.



"Kori?" She calls the moment she gets in the door, tugging her hair free from her work ponytail as she trots into the living room, "are you around? Your text said that you would drop by, at least I think that's what it said with all the emoticons, and- oh!"

"Stella!" Kori chirps, spinning around so quickly that her breasts bounce a little with the exertion, "I let myself in, I hope you don't mind? Oh, and it was so hot that I just had to remove some of my garments!"

"Some?" She asks a touch weakly, leaning against the back of her sofa and wondering if she should avert her eyes.

"It rather... Snowballed?" Kori frowns a little, crosses her arms under her breasts because of course the idea of covering herself up would never actually occur, "that is a strange term, especially in this situation. Anyway, I need your help."

"My...?" She draws in a deep breath, tries her very hardest to count to ten before she turns into a parrot capable only of repeating everything that her naked - very naked, incredibly naked - houseguest is saying, "please tell me that this isn't a lead in to a porno."

"A-?"

"Do not look that up," she snaps hurriedly, and straightens her back in a vague - hopeful - attempt to bring this situation back to something resembling sanity, "what's going on?"

"I... Shall not, though I do not understand why the answers would be in the sky," Kori frowns, sweetly confused, and then shakes her head. The motion, again, makes her breasts bounce ever so distractingly, "yesterday I met a man. He has superpowers, and-"

And she thought she was completely straight.

Ah well, you live and you learn and you fall for exhibitionist alien women who just happen to be orange. She sighs, shakes her head and listens to Kori's story anyway. Maybe, just maybe, she'll go and put clothes on before anything actually has to be done.

She's not holding out hope, though.