Go get the morning paper.

"All you gotta do is go get the newspaper and bring it in. Easy!" Rei said as she got out of her bed.

Yuki shook her head. "And you'll follow me down so you can rip my towel off and shove me outside? Again?"

Rei chuckled, grabbing something from her nightstand. "I'd never do that to you twice! Want proof? Here's my keys. I couldn't lock you out if I wanted to." she said, holding out what Yuki recognized as her sister's keychain.

Yuki snatched the keychain from her sister's hand before turning and quickly walking out of the room. Even if Rei did snatch her towel, she'd at least be able to get back inside with little trouble, and that was more compromise than Yuki would have expected from her sister. Rei followed shortly behind her, though she made a show of staying out of arm's reach to assuage her sister's suspicion. All in all, it seemed Rei really did just want to go grab the newspaper in her towel. Embarrassing, but far from the worst thing that could happen.

Yuki opened the front door, turning to keep an eye on Rei as she backed out onto the front yard. Rei, again, kept her distance, closing the door once she reached it. With the door closed, Yuki turned around and hurried over to where the morning paper had landed in the grass. Bending over to grab the paper in the towel was a bit tricky, requiring Yuki to keep one hand firmly on her towel so everything stayed covered while she grabbed the paper with her other hand. The neighborhood was blissfully empty; most people had either left for work earlier, drove to school themselves, or were still getting ready before the bus showed up. The same thing Yuki should have been doing if her sister hadn't decided to play one of her pranks.

With this annoyed thought bouncing around in her head, Yuki crossed the yard once more, opening the door to step back inside only to find herself blocked by the door's chain lock.

"Rei, what the fuck?!" Yuki shouted.

"I had to make sure you didn't just immediately turn around and run back in!" Rei answered, waving off Yuki's complaint. "I'll unbolt it, just gimme a minute. Keep your damn towel on."

Yuki sighed and rolled her eyes, turning around to keep an eye on the neighborhood while she waited for Rei to unlock the door. Turned around as she was, she didn't see the mail slot of their door creep open, her sister's slim hand sliding through.

Yuki felt a sharp tug, and in an instant she felt her towel slip free and fall off her body. With a shriek of shock, she turned around, bending down to pick her towel back up, assuming it had caught on something. Instead, she saw Rei's hand gripping her towel, and quickly slipping back inside the house, taking her towel with it!

"REI!" Yuki screamed. Her trembling hands dropped the newspaper, both busying themselves with her sister's keychain. She was going to **** Rei when she got back inside! Once she found the house key...

The house key was missing from the keychain.

"Hey, dork, you might wanna get dressed!" Rei called through the door. "Don't wanna miss the bus!"

The bus! Everyone would see!