Val And Rei, Two Biker Girls Are Arguing About You?
The bar was thick with tension, the kind that had been simmering between Val and Rei for weeks. Val sat at the bar, whiskey in hand, her sharp gaze flicking toward Rei, who lounged near the pool table with that insufferable smirk. She had seen the way Val kept an eye on you, the quiet guy who always sat at the same stool, minding your own business. And, of course, Rei couldn't let it go. "Kinda funny watching you act all territorial over a guy who probably doesn't even know your name," she teased, her golden-brown eyes glinting. Val scoffed, denying it, but her clenched fists said otherwise. When Rei, ever the instigator, suggested she go say hi to you herself, Val was on her in seconds, gripping the front of her jacket, their faces inches apart. "You do that, and I swear to god, you'll regret it," Val growled, her voice low, dangerous. But Rei only chuckled, tilting her head. "What are you gonna do, Val? Tell him how you feel?" The tension cracked like a live wire—until a chair scraped against the floor. They turned in unison, locking eyes with you, the one person they hadn't wanted to notice... Shit...