A shower with a view

Riley took Lilian by the hand and began leading her out through the maze of bookshelves. Ryan followed close behind them, taking the chance to sniff the tattered remains if her underwear whenever he thought she wasn't looking.

"Where are we going?" Lilian asked.

"Well we sure as heck can't go to any of the locker room showers." She said without further explanation. "So we might have to go somewhere a little more... interesting."

"You're not thinking of taking her by the shed are you?" Ryan asked incredulously.

"It'll be fine." Riley told him as she pushed through the library doors into the hallways. "I mean look at her. You won't mind if anybody watches will you Doe?

"I don't think I'm following." She loved having the twins as friends but it felt like they were speaking their own language sometimes.

Would the think the same of me and Damian, she wondered to herself?

"You'll see in just a second." Riley continued to pull Lilian down the hallways at a fast pace. The hallways which were suspiciously empty now that she thought about it.

"Where'd everybody go? I feel like these hallways were full just a minute ago." She asked, looking around to check they were indeed empty.

"Probably all in class." Ryan offered.

"Nerds." Riley scoffed.

"Wait class has already started! I didn't even hear a bell!"

This was bad, she was missing another class! At this point she wasn't even sure which one it was or how many were even left in the day.

"Yeah like, half the bells don't work in this school. Half of everything really."

"More than half." Ryan added to his sisters comments.

"I really appreciate you guys letting me be your friend. And I really do want to hang out more! But I really have to find my next class!" She tried her best to convey the urgency without upsetting them.

"I can honestly say, in my heart of hearts, that you'll learn far more with us than in any of your classes." Riley kept pulling Lilian along, using her free hand to open the large exterior doors.

Finally outside in the sun, Lilian judged that the day was already more than half over. She wanted to curse herself for missing so much, even if she was making friends.

"Don't feel so bad." Ryan consoled her. "Nothing gets done on the first day anyways, you won't be missing anything important."

Maybe he was right. If her first class was anything to go off then there was there much harm in missing a few more? She would have to explain her absence, both to the school and her father but that could be managed.

Out I'm the sun now Lilian could really feel how little she was wearing. A breeze swept through and the cool air was refreshing to feel against all her bare skin. She normally hated wearing a skirt on a windy day, but with so little material left she didn't need to worry about it flapping around so much.

They walked down a dirt trail, worn down over the years as people trailed it. Off in the distance a group of boys were playing some team sport on a field. Half with shirts and half bare skinned. She smiled to herself, seeing this trope play out before her eyes.

It had been an odd day and after what felt like a lifetime of stagnation, everything was suddenly moving so fast. She had already learned so much about the world around her and there was still so much more! The quaint sight of the game as she walked down this path in the afternoon sum helped center her.

"That's it just up ahead." Riley called out, finally deeming it fit to let go of her.

The old, rundown shed looked mismatched next to the more modern school building. Lilian couldn't tell if it was an old abandoned building or if it's caretaker simply didn't care about its condition. It still seemed to house gardening and other maintenance equipment, but it was all so rusty.

"I'm not seeing any showers here?" Lilian asked as she poked her head into the building.

"Back here." The twins yelled in unison.

Circling around behind the building Lilian saw the shower they wanted her to use. It looked like it was cobbled together with ducktape and mismatching pipes. While there was a shower head at the top, the whole thing was attached to a garden tap which meant the water would be ice cold.

"Ta da!" Riley said, shaking her hands dramatically for effect.

"You can't be serious."

"Ohh I know it doesn't look great, but it works!" She gave Lilian a weak smile. "I think it was built as like, an emergency chemical shower way back when. But it still works, we use it all the time after working up a sweat together."

Riley winked at Ryan who merely rolled his eyes.

"Never during daylight, in the middle of class no less." His eyes moved up the the school building windows.

With the glare from the sun she couldn't make out if anybody was looking down at them. If there were however, they'd have a perfect view as she washed herself.

"I... I'm not sure I'm comfortable with this." Lilian wrapped her arms around her stomach.

"Getting shy now?" Riley asked rhetorically. "Was beginning to think nothing could."

Riley cackled to herself as she draped an arm across Lilian's back and pulled her towards the shower.

"It's just, you know... showing is a private thing!" She found it hard to properly convey her concerns.

The idea of being seen showing flustered her, even if it was in a makeshift shower like this. She looked to Ryan for help but he was already sitting down in the grass, his head stuck in the book he was reading.

"You're cute when you're all embarrassed and blushing my little Doe." Riley pulled her in for another passionate kiss. "We'll make it quick. Just get undressed while I grab the supplies we keep inside."

Riley skipped off leaving Lilian alone with her heart racing. The combination of her kiss and the thought be being seen showing was things to her. Leading her down that path she was beginning to know so well.

Against her first judgement she stepped out of her skirt and pulled her top off. Folding both and placing them off to the side. Looking up at the windows, she felt the need to cover herself, but her arms weren't enough.

She sighed before experimentally turning the tap on. Hearing the pipes clang and hiss as the water rose through them. The freezing water blasted out with a much higher pressure the she judged it would be. She squealed, jumping out of the stream as Riley returned with her supplies.

"Go on then." Riley told her with a slap to the ass. "Let's get you scrubbed up."

"But, what if someone walks by?" She said, her head scanning the surroundings.

"Don't worry." She stressed.

"Hardly anybody come round here anyways."