"Hey, who are you, and what were you doing in my tree house?" Lana asked, and she looked upset and confused by the situation.
"Run!" Christina said after getting up. She and her friends ran faster than the wind.
"That was weird," said Lana, returning to her trap.
The girls run to Christina's house and lock themselves in her room. They were almost out of air from running so much and not having enough time to cool themselves down after the fall.
"What the hell just happened?" Cici asked.
"I think we saw a Lincoln Loud naked." Molly, still doubting what she saw, replied.
Christina threw herself onto her bed, looking up at the ceiling. "It was him. Seriously, it was him.
Silence engulfed the room, which was interrupted by a deafening shriek from the three.
"But what a piece of man!" Molly shouted as she covered her cheeks.
"He didn't waste time on that reformatory. Oh my God, did you see that body? I could wash my clothes in that belly." Cici said, rubbing her hands with a perverted face.
"But we still hand him over to the police, right?" Christina said as she hugged a large teddy bear and covered the lower half of her face with it to hide the blush.
The girls looked at each other and then at Christina.
"Ah, yes, of course," they both said in unison with a note of doubt.
"good." Christina got out of bed and headed to her bathroom, locking herself there. The girl sat on the floor, leaning against the door. "I don't care how good you got, Loud. I'll hand you over to justice," said the girl, hugging her knees.
-back to Loud's house-
Lincoln dressed. He was wearing black jeans and a red hoodie over a gray camouflage T-shirt.
The boy was leaving the room he was sharing with Luna and Luan when he heard someone calling out to him; it was Leni. The boy was still ashamed, for he had not forgotten the first contact he had with his sister on the day he returned. He could still feel his sister's soft breasts pressing against his chest, but he controlled himself and, in a calm tone, answered.
"What's up, Leni?"
Leni turned the truck keys with her finger. "I got my driver's license a year ago, but I can't drive unless someone accompanies me. I'm going to the mall, and I need you to help me carry the bags in Vanzilla. Are you with me?"
"Sure," Lincoln replied.
Leni had put on her winter clothes, which were similar to the clothes she had worn when she was sixteen, but this highlighted her sensual figure even more.
They both went to the garage to pick up the van and headed to the mall. The day passed quietly, and they bought new clothes for themselves and some for their families. Money was no problem because, thanks to Leni's work in the clothes shop near the university, she had enough money that they even gave her a credit card of her own.
Leni was so excited that, after three years, she was finally able to spend time with her little brother again. Despite the fact that the boy was blind, with the help of Leni and his trusty cane and acute senses, he could easily move around the building. Three years later, Royal Woods' huge economic bubble had expanded to the point of having its own cinema and amusement park.
After they finished shopping, they headed to the food court, where they both ordered large coffees.
In the same area were Leni's friends. Fiona, Mandy, Miguel, and Jackie The group of three girls and a boy saw how their friend sat at the same table with a boy they didn't know.
"My dear, is that Leni?" Fiona asked.
"Heh, yes, it is, but who is the boy with her?" Mandy asked.
"I don't know. But yeah, he's very tasty," Jackie said, looking up with desire.
"Yes, it is," answered Miguel with the same look. The boy realized what he said and quickly corrected himself.
"I mean. He might be her boyfriend." He said this as he took a sip of the soda and looked away.
After finishing their coffee, Leni and Lincoln left the mall, pushing a cart full of bags of clothes.
"Thank you for joining me, Linky. You'll look so elegant in your new clothes." Leni said it excitedly.
"You have to describe to me how elegant I look." Lincoln said playfully.
"Sorry... I still can't get used to the fact that you... well, you know." Leni was embarrassed by her comment.
"Don't worry, Leni. You haven't seen me in three years, and it's still a new concept for you and our whole family." Lincoln answered, giving Leni a warm smile.
"Thank you, Linky." Leni said as she hugged her brother.
Finally, both of them were about to get into the family van, but it wasn't there.
"Oh no, the vanzilla is invisible." Leni said as she was scared.
"What?" Lincoln asked, using his cane to feel the empty parking space. "Are you sure you stopped her here, Leni?"
"Yeah, I'm sure it was the blue space with a drawing of a seated man." The confused girl answered.
Lincoln fell silent when recounting what had happened. "Leni, you parked in a handicap lot. You can't do that."
"But you are disabled," Leni said.
"This is only for those who drive. Not for passengers. Plus, the card has to be hanging from the mirror or they'll pull it off."
"Oh no, I didn't know. Now what are we going to do?" Leni asked, worried because it was almost night and the mall was far from their house.
"Well, we only have one choice left. Walk home." Lincoln said.
"But we carry a lot of stuff." Leni replied, frustrated.