Brad’s "get well" card

“Hey Victoria, did you hear about the accident that Brad and his drummer had? That they are in the hospital with fractured legs? I’m making a “get better” card for them. Want to sign?”

“Sure,” Victoria said, putting down her bowl of cereal and picking up a marker. “Where is the card?”

“Here!” Evie replied with the biggest of smiles, pulling a naked and squirming Amanda in front of Victoria. Other concerned students had already written a couple of signatures and "get-well" messages on her slim stomach and bare back.

“Hah! A human card, guess you lost the bet this time, huh?” Victoria chuckled.

“Hmm-huh,” the mortified Amanda mumbled in response.

“How do you plan to sneak her into the hospital to see Brad?” Victoria asked.

“Oh, she’ll wear a trench coat on the way in, but not the way out!” Evie gleefully explained, oblivious to how hard Amanda was cringing beside her. “I’ll make sure to show Brad every single signature in detail, so don’t be shy with your message! You can sign with a handprint or a kiss for a more personal touch if you want!” Evie added, pointing at the little kiss mark on Amanda’s collarbone.

Victoria looked at her canvas, twirling the marker as she thought hard about where and what to write. Amanda returned the stare with eyes big as a puppy, her neck slowly bobbing to plead for Victoria’s mercy.

“I’ll just write… Get better soon, from Victoria with love!” Victoria wrote on Amanda’s left thigh, doodling a little heart on the top of her i.

“Great! I think that’s everyone in the dorms!” Evie said. “Now, let’s head to Brad’s frat house, I’m sure his pals will want to write something too!”

“D-do we have to?” Amanda asked, her body shaking with anticipation.

“Of course!” Evie replied, dragging Amanda to the door without even letting her grab a sunhat for the walk there. “Just think how happy Brad will be!”

Amanda whimpered, powerless to stop her embarrassing fate. The dorm’s door closed, and Victoria took another sip of her coffee. “Hah! I do enjoy their little games.”