... Calling someone for "help"

Originally written by Phantom Pen at writing.com

"Mhm. Yeah, that really was Mackenzie you were hearing." Willow said, on the phone with someone Mackenzie apparently knew. "You'll be right over? Great, glad to hear it. See you soon, Lily."

That name rang a bell. Lily was one of Willow's ex-girlfriends; the two had stayed on good terms after they split up, and Mackenzie had gone out on the town with the both of them a few times. The naked redhead didn't know Lily too terribly well, but well enough to know that the looks the other woman gave her weren't always exactly innocent.

"Lily? Why'd you call her?" Mackenzie asked, dreading the answer.

"I knew she'd be quick to drive over here when I told her about how you were naked and touching yourself in the middle of the amusement park." Willow stated. "Don't worry, I asked her to bring you something to wear."

That actually put Mackenzie's mind at ease somewhat. Willow's logic for calling Lily made sense, even if it was perverted, and if it meant she got something to wear, well, all the better. That didn't make the remainder of the ride on the ferris wheel any less awkward for the bombshell redhead. Blushing, Mackenzie could only curl up on the seat and try to ignore the lecherous stare Willow was fixing her with.

Just as the car was reaching the bottom of the wheel, Willow looked out and smiled. "There she is." she said. "She'll be super happy to see you."

Lily was indeed quite thrilled to see Mackenzie. Standing in the entrance to the car to block Mackenzie's naked body from the rest of the park's view, Lily drank in every detail of the redheads stunning form.

"So very nice to see you, Mackenzie. All of you." Lily said with a devious smile. "Now, here's the clothing I promised. Though I'd suggest you not get too comfortable; it's just so we can get you out of the park without any issues."

With an icy feeling of dread, Mackenzie took the offered garment. She should have known better than to think she'd be given something actually decent to wear. Instead, Mackenzie had been provided with nothing but-