No, and nobody tells her what happened

What she didn’t realise, of course, was:

As soon as anyone clicked on the link (which almost everyone did straight away because Lisa had recommended it), the red bikini and red swimming trunks disappeared completely. The photos and videos showed Lisa stark naked – in all sorts of **** poses with the three naked lads, surrounded by fans, and above all in the five yoga poses where every orifice was visible in razor-sharp detail:

• In Downward Dog: bottom spread wide, anus and open, moist labia pointing straight at the camera
• In Cobra: breasts pushed forward, pubic area completely exposed from below
• In Butterfly: legs spread as wide as possible, clitoris and inner labia glistening and open
• In Bridge: pelvis raised, anus and pubic area clearly visible
• In Happy Baby: legs pulled wide apart, entire intimate area just centimetres from the camera

Then there were the dance videos, in which her breasts bounced freely and her pubic area flashed with every hip movement – all in that warm, elegant vintage look.

And because Lisa herself had posted the link with the recommendation to the large group and on Instagram, the responsibility for the dissemination of the nude images actually lay entirely with her.

Satisfied, Lisa put her phone on silent, smiled once more and snuggled into bed. “Everything was truly perfect today,” she thought, before quickly falling asleep – happy and completely unaware.

Whilst Lisa slept soundly, the images began to spread during the night.

Reactions in the groups (from around 11.30 pm):

Things quickly livened up in the uni WhatsApp group:

• “Haha Lisa, that red-light filter is brilliant What on earth have you been up to today?”
• “Blimey… those yoga poses are really… intense. Respect!”
• “Downward Dog looks so natural on you… you can really see how flexible you are ”
• “In Happy Baby you look totally relaxed and free… it’s crazy how open you are in that pose!”
• Someone just sent three laughing emojis and the comment: “Lisa, you really went all out without a filter today, didn’t you? ”
• “The dance videos… your movements are so fluid. Especially the body roll and the hip circles… wow.”
• A guy from her class wrote: “I was at the beach today… but that’s not how I remember you at all. That filter really does something to you ”
• “The cobra pose is impressive… you can really see how much you’re stretching and opening up. Amazing!”
• “Guys, share this – you’ve got to see this. Lisa in a vintage look is next level.”

The messages kept coming in. Someone created a new group chat called “Lisa Beach Vibes ” and invited more people. The comments remained ambiguous, but the emojis (fire, laughing tears, eye emojis) and the proliferation of “crazy”, “free”, “open”, “intense” and “no filter” spoke volumes to everyone who had opened the link with the red-light filter.

Likes and comments such as: “” “Lisa, you’re looking so… raw today!” “That filter suits you incredibly well… you’re almost unrecognisable ” “Happy Baby Vibes on a whole new level ” began to pile up on Lisa’s Instagram Story and feed.

Lisa slept peacefully, her phone on silent beside her. She was completely unaware that she herself – through her own link and her own recommendation of the filter – had just ensured that dozens, soon to be hundreds, of people were seeing her in extremely intimate, completely exposed poses. At first glance, it all looked like beautiful, artistic beach content… except that the red light filter had made the red bikini completely invisible.