It's a bunch of weird gibberish

The UI pops up again, but this time all that comes up is a bunch of what looks like a bunch of random characters. It looks like something you should probably know as a Computer Science major, but then again you're not making very good grades.

The gibberish starts to leak out of the text box and into the world around you, decomposing everything into bits of code, Matrix style. The store, customers, and even the dick in your expansive cleavage melt away, leaving you alone in an expanse of no particular color.

You don't even have much time to consider your situation before your sister falls down out of nowhere.

"Sarah, what the hell's going on?"

Your stepsister sits up on the ground, rubbing the back of her head. "No idea, the program freaked out and I ended up here... Am I inside the program?"

"I was in a program?"

She nods. "I used the bracelet to put you inside a game on my computer, so I guess I'm inside it too." She looks at your figure. "Okay, maybe I overdid it on you."

"You think?" you ask, scowling. You notice too late that you've crossed your arms under your breasts and shifted your weight to one side, sticking out your ass.

Your stepsister giggles. "That's perfect, though."

"Woah... did that really work?" A voice from somewhere you can't see, and it permeates every inch of the strange space you're in.

"Who was that?" you ask.

"Oh my God, it worked! That's really you, Sarah! Don't know who you are, though. Oh well."

Wait, you know that voice.

"Ernie?" asks Sarah. It's the voice of your creepy neighbor. You've known him since you were kids, but you were never friends since you thought he was pretty creepy. And when Sarah moved in, he developed a weird obsession with her.

"I knew setting up the spyware on your computer would pay off! I managed to hack into this... what is this, a bracelet? Whatever it is, it's got a crazy amount of power. It let me teleport it back to my room... Where'd you find this, Sarah?"

"Fuck off, you creep!" she yells. You've got a bad feeling.

You hear Ernie laugh. "Well, it doesn't matter. I've got it now, I guess I'll have some fun with it. Didn't know you were so much into games, Sarah, I can work with that..."

The world blinks out around you and all you can see is some kind of loading screen. You don't know where Sarah is. The progress bar at the bottom of the 'screen' climbs up towards 100%.