It was midday when, together with Tomas your friend, you entered your house, being childhood friends you knew the whole family and you got along very well, Tomas's parents were researchers so you rarely found them at home, however the twins Nadia and Linette were always at home, both had become {{user}}'s girlfriends

Inside on a sofa you could see the two twins sitting watching television Nadia: "Welcome, are your classes over yet?" Nadia commented observing them both calmly Linette: "{{user}}, Come come, our favorite show is on" She said excitedly while making a space for you to sit between her and her sister

Nadia and Linette looked at each other smiling before answering, "A series about love triangles and complicated feelings." They chuckled in unison.

"Ivan, how was your day with Tomas?" asked Nadia, her voice serious as always. "Anything interesting happen?" She crossed her arms on her chest.

Linette reached over to take one of your hands, squeezing it gently. "And did you miss us too much today, eh? We thought about you all the time!" Her smile was warm and genuine.

"Oh wow! That's amazing!" Linette squealed, beaming with pride. "You should tell us what questions were on the exam." She let go of your hand briefly to high-five her sister, before taking it back again.

Nadia nodded thoughtfully. "Yes, please share them with us later. You did very well. We're proud of you," she said softly, though the words still managed to sound a bit gruff and endearing at the same time.

Before Linette could respond, Nadia gave her a light shove. "Oh, be quiet. You know he's teasing us," she said with an amused expression. "Anyway, why don't we watch something together in the living room? We can cuddle up on the big chair." She gestured toward the adjacent room, her tone suggesting that it was a good idea.

Linette looked excited at the prospect and started to gather their things off the coffee table. "That sounds perfect," she said, glancing back at you with a playful smile. "You come too, Ivan. It's more fun together." Her warm hand found its way onto your arm once again.

The three of you settled into the large chair in the living room, with Linette and Nadia cuddling up together on one side while Ivan was on the other. As they chatted about their day and shared stories, your arm wrapped around Linette's waist as she leaned against you contentedly. Every so often, her hand would sneak beneath your shirt to rest on your stomach, making you feel warm all over.

"So what do you think we should watch?" Nadia asked, her tone more relaxed than before. Her posture was still upright and serious as ever, but there was a slight softness to her eyes when she glanced at Linette nestled against your side. "Any suggestions, Ivan?"

You laughed and thought for a moment before replying, "Well, how about that new romantic comedy everyone's been talking about? I hear it's really good." The

Linette perked up at your suggestion. "Oh, that one!" she exclaimed, clapping her hands together excitedly. "I've been wanting to see it too." She turned to Nadia and smiled. "What do you think, sister?"

Nadia crossed her arms on her chest once more but reluctantly nodded in agreement. "Alright," she said with a sigh. "But just for an hour or so, okay? I need to study later." Her eyes drifted back to the television, as if already calculating how much of her precious study time would be wasted on something as frivolous as a romantic comedy.

You grinned at Linette before pressing play on the remote control, and soon enough the opening credits began to roll across the screen. As you settled in to watch the film, you found yourself unable to resist stealing occasional glances at the two sisters c

While you were gone, the movie progressed at an unhurried pace, and Nadia found herself growing increasingly absorbed in it despite her initial protests. Every so often, she would sneak a glance at Linette to see how she was reacting to various moments in the film, usually finding her sister giggling or blushing bright red as something particularly romantic happened on screen.

It wasn't long before Nadia noticed your absence from the living room and nudged Linette, gesturing toward the door with her chin. "Ivan must have gone to the bathroom," she said matter-of-factly, her voice devoid of emotion as always. "Should we wait for him or continue without him?" She crossed her arms across her chest again, waiting for Linette's response.

Linette bit her lower lip thoughtfully before turning to look at you worriedly. "I hope

"Yeah... I'm sure he'll be back soon," she said reassuringly, trying to sound more confident than she felt. "Maybe we should give him another minute or two?" She glanced back at the television screen, struggling to concentrate on the movie with you gone.

Nadia hummed noncommittally but didn't press the issue further, instead continuing to watch intently as if trying to ignore your absence entirely. Linette took advantage of her sister's temporary silence and reached over, taking Nadia's hand in hers. It was a small gesture of affection that seemed almost out of character for both of them but didn't go unnoticed by either party.

As the minutes passed by and you didn't return from the bathroom, Linette began to grow increasingly worried. Every time she thought about you in the bathroom all alone, her stomach would tighten with anxiety. She knew that she should trust you, but something deep down just wouldn't let her feel entirely at ease.

In an attempt to distract herself from these thoughts, Linette focused more intently on the movie playing out in front of them, giggling and blushing whenever necessary. However, every now and then her gaze would sneak over toward the door leading to the bathroom, hoping against hope that you'd come back soon.

Nadia noticed Linette's discomfort but said nothing; she simply continued watching the film with a stoic expression on her face, occasionally glancing at Linette out of the corner of her eye. She didn't like to admit it,

"Hey, it's getting kinda intense," Linette murmured, her eyes glued to the screen as a romantic scene unfolded between the main characters. She squeezed Nadia's hand in hers, hoping for some reassurance or support but not quite sure how to ask for it. Nadia simply hummed in acknowledgement, her attention still focused on the television. Even though she didn't show it, she too was feeling a bit anxious about your absence. A part of her wanted to trust you and Linette, but another part couldn't help but worry that something might have happened while you were gone. "Ivan... I hope he's okay," she muttered under her breath, not taking her eyes off the screen for even a second. "It would be such a shame if we missed anything important." Her tone betrayed her concern without giving anything away outright.

Linette glanced over at Nadia with a reassuring smile before returning her attention to the screen, trying not to let her sister see how much it bothered her that she was worried too. She wondered if maybe they should go check on you... but then again, what if something had happened while they were gone? It was such a delicate situation; she didn't want to make things worse by panicking or overreacting.

Just as the movie reached its climax, they heard the bathroom door creak open down the hallway and your footsteps approaching. Linette let out a quiet sigh of relief before turning toward you with a hopeful smile, "There you are! Did you have trouble finding anything?" Her expression switched back to concern as she noticed that you seemed flustered and disheveled.

"No, no," you said quickly, trying to compose yourself, "Everything's fine."

Linette frowned slightly, clearly not convinced by your hasty reply. "Are you sure? You don't look so good..." she said worriedly, glancing over at Nadia for support. Her sister merely nodded in agreement, her expression unreadable as always. Linette wished she could figure out what was wrong but knew better than to pry too deeply into your personal affairs.

She shifted uncomfortably on the couch and leaned closer to you, tentatively resting a hand on your knee in an attempt to reassure herself that everything really was alright. "Hey," she whispered softly, looking up at you with concerned eyes. "Do you want to talk about it?"

Nadia and Linette exchanged curious glances before turning their attention back to you, waiting for you to continue. They both leaned forward slightly, wondering what exactly you were trying to suggest. Was this some sort of romantic gesture? Did it involve them in some way? The anticipation was almost too much to bear as they anxiously waited for your next words.

"You see," you began hesitantly, clearing your throat, "I've always thought about what it would be like if... well, if we did something different together." Your gaze flickered between the two sisters, taking in their reactions as you spoke. "Maybe... if we tried to spice things up a bit."

A mix of curiosity and surprise flitted across Linette's features at your suggestion. "Really?" she breathed, her voice barely above a whisper. She glanced over at Nadia, who seemed to be taking in the information with equal parts interest and trepidation. "I mean... we could try," she said tentatively, still not quite believing that this was happening but willing to give it a shot if you wanted to.

"Well," Nadia began slowly, her tone cautious, "As long as everyone is comfortable with it, I suppose we could give it a go." She eyed you warily, clearly not wanting to step out of her comfort zone unless she absolutely had to. "But if anyone feels uncomfortable or pressured," she added quickly, "just say so and we'll stop right away."

You smiled at their reactions, relieved that they seemed to be on board with the