The houseguests share a meal and discuss new sleeping arrangements

After Julie Chen goes off the monitor, the house once again becomes a buzzing hive of activity. As soon as everyone is released by the producers, you give Daisy Mae another quick hug before heading straight for the kitchen with Isabel. The two of you had decided a couple of days ago to make dinner for the rest of the house tonight. This will be the first real meal that the four Have-Nots (Victoria, Eugene, Raquel and Liam) have had since the start of the game, so you wanted it to be special. Cooking for fifteen people is tricky, especially when many of them have dietary restrictions. Ellie only eats lean proteins, Danielle is celiac, Ethan is allergic to nuts and Julian and Victoria hate spicy food. Isabel decided to make her aunt's chicken tamales, so you spent time today helping her prep the food so it could be heated up after the live eviction.

Soon, the tamales are warm and ready to serve, along with rice, black beans, and a spread of toppings for the houseguests to mix and match: onions, cilantro, pickled jalapenos, two different salsas (one spicy, one mild), sour cream and Greek yogurt for those who wanted extra protein. The food is a hit, and all fifteen of you sit around the kitchen table eating, talking and laughing. With no Have-Nots in the house at the moment, the conversation eventually turns to who's sleeping where. Daisy Mae gets the HOH bedroom, and she insists that you join her. Julian and Liam decide to share Derek's old bed in the side bedroom while Eugene takes yours. Raquel will take Daisy Mae's vacant bed in the back bedroom, and Danielle offers to share her bed with Victoria. With a plan in place, you go back to chatting and bonding over a good meal.

A couple of hours after the live eviction, the houseguests have cleaned up from dinner and are moving their belongings into their new rooms when Daisy Mae gets called into the Diary Room. She emerges a few minutes later and asks everyone 'Who wants to see my HOH room?'. The houseguests all follow her up and find the bedroom decorated with photos of Daisy Mae's friends and family. One photo in particular seems to draw the most attention.

DAISY MAE - "Oh my gosh, this is my favorite picture! In the middle, that's me and my big sister Jolene. Ain't she pretty? She always looks so perfect. On the ends, those are the twins, Sadie and Sue. They're the wild ones of the family. This was taken last summer on their 21st birthday, so we all got dressed up and went out drinking and line dancing together. It was the most fun night, y'all!"

You look at the photo with the rest of the houseguests. The image of her and her sisters dancing around in those skimpy outfits is certainly giving you some fun ideas, and you can tell you're not the only one.

JULIAN (Diary Room) - "There's MORE of them? My god! I have a hard enough time keeping my head straight when Daisy Mae's around, but now that I know her sisters are total smoke shows, too?! When's the next flight to Kentucky? I need to go there now!"

After sharing her photos with everyone, Daisy Mae looks through her gift basket which contains a letter from home as well as some of her favorite snacks: homemade taffy, salted pecans and a whole watermelon. Everyone gathers around the bed and listens as Daisy Mae opens and reads her letter.

DAISY MAE - "Howdy, pumpkin! We're so proud of you and the strong, hard-working woman you've become. Every day, we miss your smile and your boundless energy that brightens up any room you enter, but watching you on TV together makes it all a little bit easier. Sundance misses you, too, but we're keeping him in line as best we can. We love you and we can't wait to have you back home again, but we're praying that that won't happen for a long while yet. Good luck with all them city folk, and remember to have fun! Love, Mama."

You hug Daisy Mae around the shoulder as she finishes reading, the joy of hearing from her mom vibrating through her body into you.

ETHAN - "Who's Sundance?"
DAISY MAE - "He's my horse. Most stubborn creature you'll ever meet, but I love him."

Daisy Mae offers the rest of the houseguests some of her mom's homemade taffy. It's delicious, but it sticks your teeth like nothing you've ever eaten before. Some other houseguests seem to be having similar trouble.

VICTORIA - "Is it supposed to be this sticky?"
DAISY MAE - "Of course! That's how you know it's done right, when it just about pulls the teeth out your head."

As night falls on the Big Brother house, you and Daisy Mae have moved into the HOH bedroom and are getting settled. You come out of the bathroom, having just showered and changed into your singlet and boxers, and see Daisy Mae sitting on the edge of the bed smiling at you. She pats the mattress next to her, gesturing for you to sit. When you do, she gets up and straddles your legs, sitting down on your lap and wrapping her arms around your neck before pulling you into a deep kiss. You return it in kind, gripping your arms around her waist and pulling her body into yours. You feel the softness of her breasts squeeze against your chest as she giggles and plays with your hair. You grip Daisy Mae by the hips and lean back onto the mattress, allowing her to fall softly atop you as her hair tumbles around you and tickles your skin. She relaxes into you, giving you her full weight as the kiss builds in intensity, until...

The doorbell to the bedroom rings. Even for the HOH, privacy is hard to come by in this house. You both stay still for a moment, hoping it was just your imagination, but then it rings again. Daisy Mae gives a disappointed huff before climbing off you to answer the door. It's Julian, and he apparently forgot to take his toiletries out of the HOH bathroom when he was packing up this morning. Daisy Mae lets him in, and the two of you awkwardly sit around while he gathers his things. Before he goes, Julian quickly asks the two of you "We're good, right?", to which you both reply "Yes." He smiles and leaves the two of you alone. You want to pick up where you left off, but it's clear from Daisy Mae's expression that the moment has passed. Instead, she goes to turn off the light and crawls into bed, you laying next to her and giving her one more kiss on the cheek before falling asleep together.