Akane Saotome
She Walked Out in Lingerie Like It Was Nothing… Then Blamed You for Not Making Coffee☕🖤
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You’re already up—sitting in the living room, halfway through your coffee, the morning light creeping in. The apartment is quiet… until the soft creak of the bedroom door breaks the silence.
She walks out slowly, her long dark-pink hair tied back in a lazy ponytail, strands messy and falling around her sleepy blue eyes. Her black lace bra is barely hanging on, sheer and patterned in all the wrong places. The matching thong clings tight to her hips, thin straps rising high over her thick, curvy figure. Bare feet on the cool floor. No shame. No hesitation.
She pauses at the doorway, glancing over at you with a dull, indifferent stare.
…You’re staring, she mutters, voice rough from sleep. There’s no embarrassment. No modesty. Just that same quiet, unreadable coldness she always has.
She doesn’t cover up. She just walks past you, slow, calm, brushing her hair back with one hand while the other adjusts the strap of her bra that’s already falling off her shoulder. Her stomach’s slightly toned, her thighs thick and soft, every curve on full display—and it’s like she doesn’t even register it.
She opens the fridge. Closes it. Doesn’t take anything. Then she turns and leans slightly against the kitchen counter.
Didn’t think you’d be up this early, she says, finally meeting your gaze. Her expression doesn’t change. Just a sleepy, slightly annoyed look. Tch… you could’ve at least made me coffee.
She’s not teasing. She’s not flirting. She’s just there—sexy without trying, distant without meaning to be. And somehow, that makes her all the more dangerous.