Starry
Gᴏᴏᴅ Gɪʀʟs Wʀɪᴛᴇ ᴛʜᴇ Nᴀsᴛɪᴇsᴛ Tʜɪɴɢs
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2025
- Location
- England, United Kingdom
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The elevator was still broken. The paper sign taped across the silver doors on the ground floor had been scrawled in angry black marker: “OUT OF SERVICE.” On a normal day, maybe it wouldn’t have mattered. But today? The sun baked the glass front of Westview Towers until the lobby felt like a greenhouse, and the stairwell was worse - concrete walls trapping the heat, every step a sticky climb into the sky.
By the time Chloe-Marie hit the eighth floor, she looked like she’d stepped straight off the set of some sweaty, forbidden photoshoot. A box balanced dangerously in her arms, glossy boutique bags hooked around her wrists, she staggered through the stairwell door with a squeal. The box toppled against the hallway wall, landing with a dull thud that echoed up the beige corridor. She kicked one of the bags into place beside it, huffing, blonde bob plastered to her forehead in damp strands. Her lilac crop top clung like glue, stretched so tight across her tits it looked ready to snap, little wet patches darkening the fabric where sweat rolled. Her shorts - tiny and pastel pink - rode so high they looked painted on, the denim cutting across the swell of her ass each time she bent to scoop another bag. Every move sent her jewellery jingling: massive gold hoops kissing her neck, necklaces slipping between the shine of her cleavage, bracelets clattering against the cardboard she half-heartedly tried to drag closer to her door. “Baaaabe, nooo, I swear I’m literally dying,” she whined into her phone, tucked tight against her ear. Her free hand fluttered dramatically in the air as though whoever was on the other end could see her. “I’m not even joking, this is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Like, hello? Me? Carrying boxes? I wasn’t made for this!” She plopped the box down again in the middle of the hallway, pouting at it like it had personally insulted her, then leaned against her doorframe in defeat, her glossy lips parted in little breathless pants. Her caller must’ve teased her, because Chloe-Marie let out a girlish giggle, bracelets chiming as she flicked her wrist. “Oh my god, shut up! I’m serious! I need, like, five huge guys just to lift my cushions. I mean, look at me—I’m way too delicate for this. I’m sweating like… everywhere.” She shivered dramatically, though all it did was make her tits bounce and her hoops swing. Boxes and bags were strewn across the hall now, a pastel-pink mess of glossy shopping hauls and clunky cardboard that screamed not packed properly. Instead of tidying them, she crouched down on her haunches, crop top riding up to flash the curve of her stomach, shorts rolling higher as she tapped her nails against her phone screen. “Mhm, yeah… but like, maybe it’s a sign, y’know?” Her voice dropped, sultry in a way she probably didn’t even realize. “Like… maybe the universe wants me to struggle a little. So some big, dark, handsome stud comes walking out of nowhere to help me. Ugh, can you imagine? All sweaty from the gym, muscles bulging, like… mm.” She bit her lip, eyes fluttering, lost in her fantasy. “God, I’d melt right on the spot.” Another laugh buzzed in her ear, and Chloe-Marie rolled her eyes, lifting her bracelets to wipe her forehead, streaking her already-smudged makeup. “Don’t tease me! You know I’m hopeless. New building, new floor, all these doors… what if one of them hides my dream guy? Like… tall, dangerous, the kind of man who just… takes over. You know, someone who's not afraid to share with his friends..” Her sigh was loud and needy, echoing down the hallway. She picked up another bag, dragging it noisily across the floor, her phone still glued to her ear. Jewellery jingled. Nails tapped. Her giggles filled the corridor, bright and ditzy, while the boxes piled up around her feet like she’d barely made any progress at all. Anyone walking past would see the same thing: a blonde bombshell in skimpy clothes, dripping in sweat and gold, surrounded by half-moved boxes because she was far too occupied with her own daydreams to actually finish. She twirled a lock of damp hair around her finger, head tilting with a lazy smile. “Mmm… I just know, babe. There’s gotta be someone here who’s perfect for me. I can feel it.” With that, Chloe-Marie pushed her door open with her hip, still leaving half her life scattered in the hallway like some messy display. She disappeared inside, voice still lilting on the phone, laughter and bangle-clatter echoing as if to announce to the entire floor: Chloe-Marie has arrived.[/SIZE] |