A video game store

"Let's hurry up and get these stupid errands over with then!" Mackenzie said, still covering herself in the backseat of Mason's car.

"You got it," he replied, pulling a small video game case out from beneath the passenger seat.

A bit annoyed that she had to leave the warmth of the car again, Mackenzie shivered as she re-rented the January outdoors, clad in nothing but her own two hands. But at least this was the final stop in her tormentor's list of errands. And the previous store had been basically empty, so the redhead assumed the video game store would be about the same. But she couldn't have been more wrong.

"What the..." Jess said as they approached the entrance and she noticed just how many people were inside.

The small store was absolutely packed with people, maybe 25 or 30 of them!

"Wow!" Mason said, sounding a bit surprised himself. "I figured there'd be some other people returning this game, but not this many!"

"They're all here returning the same game?" Mackenzie asked as she made extra sure her most private spots were completely covered.

"Yeah, it's called The Eternal Night of Fantasia," he explained as he opened the door. "It's an epic open world RPG, but apparently there's an absolutely devastating bug that prevents you from leaving the first major area. The devs are patching a fix in for the digital versions, but now everyone who bought a physical copy has to return it and in exchange get a code to download..."

Mason continued on with his explanation, but Mackenzie stopped listening the moment she entered the store. Suddenly she was in a room with over two dozen men and women who were all staring directly at her with gobsmacked expressions. Her heart started pounding as the embarrassment rushed back in full ****, and her face flushed a deep shade of red. She wanted to shrink down into a tiny tiny ball and disappear, but couldn't do much more than just stand there with her hands clamped on her body. After a few long moments of stunned silence, though, the line of video game enthusiasts ("gamers," if you will) began murmuring amongst themselves.

"Is... Is that Nubia?" she heard someone tentatively ask.

"I was thinking the same thing!" the man beside him said with a gasp. "She looks just like her!"

"What...are they talking about?" Mackenzie hesitantly whispered to Mason as the chatter grew even louder.

"Oh! Nubia's a character in the game. Here, look."

He held up the case, letting Mackenzie get a good look at the art on the cover. There were half a dozen characters, all seemingly of different fantasy races, and all appearing to form a fantastical looking party together. Prominently displayed among them was a busty female elf with bright red hair (and even a very similar curvaceous figure to Mackenzie), firing off a magical spell with her staff.

"I guess you do kind of look alike," Mason said with a chuckle. "Especially the uh..." he trailed off but pointedly looked down at Mackenzie's impressive chest.

Mackenzie couldn't help but blush a bit further, especially when she noticed that the group of gamers were now openly ogling her. For many, it seemed like their favorite character had come to life and was standing right before them. And she was completely naked!

"Well, I'm not her!" she said to the now leering crowd. "And stop staring!"

"Alright, alright, put those phones away!" Jess growled, stepping in front of Mackenzie to block the view of the several phones that people had begun retrieving. "No pictures!"

It was an extremely embarrassing 20 minutes for Mackenzie. That's how long it took for Mason to return his game and do whatever else he needed at the counter. In the meantime, Mackenzie had had to endure the delighted whispers and enraptured gazes of her "fans." She'd even had to give someone a confused but firm "No" when she was asked for an autograph. No matter what she said, some of the gathered people just couldn't understand that she had nothing to do with the character!

"Well, I'm all set now," Mason said as he unlocked his car.

Mackenzie wasted no time clambering back inside, glad for the relative seclusion once again.

"Finally," Jess grumbled. "Now can we please get Mackenzie home?"

"Sure thing," Mason smirked, looking at the naked redhead in the rear view mirror. "Just don't forget you've still got about nine more naked hours ahead of you before you win the wager."

"How could I possibly forget," Mackenzie grumbled, narrowing her eyes at the man in the driver's seat.

"Kenz," Jess said as Mason began driving back towards her neighborhood, "do you have any ideas on how to get back to your room without alerting your parents to your, uh, current state of dress?"

"Um..." she thought aloud.