The pair exit wearing only a cardboard sign between them

Sometime later the pair exited the shop through the front door, they were wearing one of those human billboards signs, the two rectangles of the sign completely covered their fronts and backs from their shoulders up to their knees, but left their sides still exposed.

The straps that united the rectangles were short, forcing Ari to hug Laura in order to fit inside, the sign itself said “Your gang sucks” at the back and “Roughlasses are idiots” at the front (The latter written at the behest of Ari as she refused to wear anything insulting her own gang).

As their sides were still exposed and they were **** to walk in an awkward hug, wearing the sign was still an embarrassing experience, but it beat being naked by a mile. The pair tried to walk diagonally as much as possible to minimize their exposed area.

Nearby store owners and clerks stopped to take a look at them thought their shop windows as they passed, and the occasional passersby gave them a weird look. For Laura, almost as distracting as the attention she was receiving was the feeling of Ari´s body pressed against hers and her breath on her neck. It looked like it was going to be a long walk home.

After walking two blocks a car stopped in front of them and from a nearby alley a bunch of girls came out while they were waiting for a red light to go green in an intersection.

“Well, well, well if it isn’t the Heartcrushers chief and her lapdog. When I heard someone was bold enough to walk the streets wearing a sign that insulted us I didn’t think it would be you of all people” From the car stepped out a girl that looked like Ari but had bright yellow dyed hair, it was the Roughlasses boss “I guess I was wrong, you do have some courage after all”

The pair was surrounded “Come along now, we can’t let you do this on our home turf and go unpunished” Laura prepared for a fight while Ari gritted her teeth “Resist and we’ll be **** to use our little toys”

The Roughlasses were pulling something from their pants, it looked like guns? Was Rebecca right all along? No, wait, they were paint guns and water soakers loaded with what seemed to be ink, Laura swore she knew girls scouts that were more violent than these gangs. Still there was no way she could take them all on, and she wasn’t keen in looking like a human painting, so without much choice she and Ari surrendered and followed the Roughlasses boss into the car...