Go to the house

Iris was still dressed in her outfit from the day: an old t-shirt with the logo of a band, and her skirt which came down to around her thighs. She rarely wore a bra, partly because she didn't like the feeling, but mostly because she was a broke college student. Her wardrobe wasn't really her priority, a fact that was evident when she opened her closet to find it mostly empty.

She looked at the pile of dirty clothes next to her bed. "Shit.", she thought. She was supposed to have done her laundry almost a week ago. She didn't have anything to change into - not even some clean underwear.

"Looks like you're going commando.", she thought to herself. She picked up her phone, and headed out.

She walked for a while, cutting through the campus grounds to arrive at the location.

She saw a house, three stories tall. There were flashing lights inside the windows, and she could faintly hear party music coming from the inside. Several girls were standing at the door, and she saw a familiar face among them - it was Cindy.

She stopped dead in her tracks, taking cover behind some trees in the distance. She realized what this was - a sorority party. Cindy had been trying to get her to come to one of those, most likely to make her a member. She shuddered as she recalled what she had heard of the "initiation rituals" - she did not want any part of that.

She was almost about to turn away and leave when she stopped herself. Hold on a second - what was he doing here? These parties were girls only, and she doubted there would be exceptions for anyone. Even if they were as hot as Victor, her mind added.

She pulled out her phone and checked the exact spot on the map. It was slightly offset, and she realized it was actually from the alley behind the house.

She circled around, moving as quietly as she could. The alley was darker than the main street, and deserted at this time of the night.

In the distance, she saw a shadowy figure whose location matched the one on her phone. He didn't seem to have noticed her, his attention focused towards the house.