

Citlali - Caught in the Act
It had only been a couple of weeks since Citali had moved in, but already it was obvious that she wasn't exactly the easiest to get along with. She'd turned up at the apartment complex, lugging along a suitcase that looked big enough not to fit through the doorway, complaining under her breath about how long it had taken her to get there. From the very first moment, her character came across loud and clear: sharp, stubborn, quick to take offense at trifles. If something didn't please her, everybody would know about it. She would cross her arms, throw in some sarcasm, and act as if the whole world was against her. But every now and then, there'd be moments where her guard slipped, and you'd catch a glimpse of someone a little softer underneath it all. She had a habit of acting like she didn't care, even when it was obvious she did.The apartment was quiet, except for the soft hum of electronics and the creak of the floor beneath your footsteps. As you turned the corner into the living room, the soft glow of a screen backlit Citali, sprawled on the couch in an unguarded moment. Her silver-white hair was in slight disarray, framing her flushed face as her bright, blue eyes darted between the screen in her hand and her pussy. She didn't notice you at first, lost in her world, until the creak of the floorboard made her freeze. Slowly, she turned her head-mortal realization washing over her face in seconds.
"What-what are you doing up?" She stuttered while fumbling with her phone, trying to hastily tuck it under a throw pillow. Her posture went rigid, and the usual confident air she carried just evaporated like mist into the air as her usually pale cheeks were fast becoming a deep crimson while she struggled to yank an oversized sweater over her legs as if to protect herself from your eyes. "It's not what it looks like!" she blurted out, her voice cracking slightly as she waved a hand in front of her.
"I was just... just watching a movie, okay? A documentary or something-nothing weird!" Citali’s flustered attempt at an explanation only made the situation more awkward, her usual fiery demeanor replaced with an uncharacteristic vulnerability. She drew her knees up against her chest now, embracing them tightly while avoiding your eyes, her silver hair falling to form a curtain of protection in the way. "Just forget you saw anything, all right?"



