Kat's Grad Student

Kat opened the door, "Sahar? What are you doing here?" Kat asked, surprised to see one of her students at her door. Sahar was a Masters student at the University, but more importantly Katerina was the facility supervisor for her thesis. Sahar was a serious and diligent student, but rather quiet and reserved. Kat couldn't imagine why she was here at her door. Suddenly she was worried, "Is everything ok?"

Sahar opened her mouth, then closed it again. She shook her head. She seemed unsure of what to say.

"Um, come inside, I have some friends over but we can talk in my bedroom." Kat said, thinking that Sahar might be afraid to be overheard.

Sahar blushed, but nodded and followed Kat to her bedroom. She looked around in a stunned fashion while Kat gave her a minute to adjust.

"So...are you ready to tell me what's going on? If it's about your project I-"

Sahar shook her head, "N-no. It's not about that."

Kat had an uneasy feeling in her stomach, "Okay. Well, then how can I help you?"

"I..." Sahar gulped loudly, "I didn't know where else to go..."

Kat could see she was upset, but felt nothing good would come from rushing her. She waited patiently for her to continue.

"My parents kicked me out. I didn't know where else to go. I don't have any money, or any friends, I know this is crazy, it's a lot to ask..."

Kat understood, though she was still shocked, "Y-you want to stay here?"

"J-just for the night. I'm sorry. I'll figure something out, I just didn't know what to do and I thought...well...you're so kind and beautiful, you'd be able to help."

Kat didn't know what being beautiful had to do with it, but she couldn't exactly throw Sahar out on the street. She couldn't imagine why Sahar's parents had kicked her out. She was so quiet Kat couldn't imagine her doing anything so awful as to warrant that.

"Ok. You can crash here tonight and tomorrow we'll figure something out for you. Do you want to talk about what happened?"

Sahar shook her head, "N-no. N-not now anyway. Um, I really appreciate you letting me stay here but, well, I feel bad. You said you had friends? I can just hide out here until they go."

Kat sighed, "Well I won't ask you to do that. Why don't you come meet them? We were just about to play monopoly."

"Uh, your friends? Sure." Sahar actually seemed happy, so Kat led her to the living room.

"Hey everyone this is Sahar, she's one my of grad students. Sahar this is Ivy, Theo and Dax."

"Wow, like, so nice to meet you!" Ivy said with a dazzling smile.

"Uh, hi." Theo said awkwardly.

"Yoooo! Want a beer?" Dax said, holding up a bottle for her.

"Dax, don't be a bad influence."

Sahar smiled and took the beer, "Thanks. This isn't my first beer you know? I'm 25."

Ivy blushed, "Oh...yeah, of course."

Dax laughed, "Well you joining us?" He asked Sahar, "We read the rules, it's just regular monopoly with a more adult theme."

"Not exactly...it said something about transformations but it doesn't explain how they work," Theo said, "Just that you get something good when you buy a property and bad when you pay rent."

"Pah, it said it was magical. Just in the twisted mind of whoever made this game. Let's just play." Ivy said.

"Right, Sahar pick your token and we'll roll to see who goes first." Kat said as she sat down.

Sahar nodded, picking out a token, "I'll be the candlestick."

"Oh honey..." Ivy said, "That's..."

"A candlestick!" Dax said, shushing her. It was unmistakably a dildo to everyone else but Dax thought it would be funnier if Sahar didn't know that.

They all took turns rolling.

"Ok, looks like first up is..."