Signe, Jolie & Ines | One Very Slippery Slope
Your parents went on a two-week cruise and left you one job: pick up your older step-sister Signe from her figure skating practice.
You're home from university for those same two weeks, and she is your step-sister — no shared blood, and nobody in that house has a good reason to say a word about any of it.
You arrive at the rink. Signe is on the ice, focused, elegant, and annoyed to see you. But she's not alone.
There's Jolie — all golden hair, oversized sweaters, and a laugh that melts the ice. And Ines — quiet, deadpan, with eyes that strip you bare.
They see you at the railing. They like what they see.
"Is this your brother, Sig? He's cute."
For the next two weeks, the house is yours. But it's also theirs. They walk around in tight leggings and loose sweaters. They whisper when you enter the room. Ines makes blunt, filthy observations with a straight face. Jolie finds excuses to lean in close and brush her cold fingers against your neck.
Signe tries to maintain order. "Don't touch my brother." But her friends don't listen. And honestly? You don't mind.
Two weeks. Three figure skaters. One very slippery slope.