#ff 17

“Megan, get out of my sweater,” Eleena said with a voice that was simultaneously long-suffering and fond.

The girl currently attempting to co-inhabit her sweater just giggled in response, her arms wrapping around Eleena's waist.

Eleena sighed. “Megannnn.”

“I'm not coming out,” Megan insisted. “It's too cozy in here.”

“You're a nuisance.”

“I'm adorable.”

“An adorable nuisance.”

“I'm also the perfect height to bury my face in your boobs.”

“Ok, that's enough.” Eleena grabbed the collar of her sweater and forced it down until it popped over Megan's head.

She looked up at Eleena, her eyes warm and a sweet, silly smile curled up on her lips. “Hi.”

Eleena couldn't help but laugh, and leaned in to kiss her forehead. “My adorable, ridiculous girlfriend,” she said, quite fondly.

“You know, I hate to kick the proverbial wasp's nest,” Adora said, wrapping her arm more securely around Ridley's waist and snuggling up to her side. “But you seemed really uncomfortable around me when I first came out. What changed?”

Ridley blinked. “You're seriously bringing this up while we're trying to get our cuddle on?”

“I'm just curious,” Adora insisted, tucking her head under Ridley's chin. “You would hardly even look at me when I wore my skirts, but then you got up in Jaime's face and defended me when his jokes got gross.”

“Ugh… it's kind of stupid.” Ridley ran her hand gently through her girlfriend's hair. “I was never- I accepted you, I wasn't mad or weirded out, I just...”

Adora looked up at her, eager but also a little hesitant to hear the answer.

Ridley blushed, looking away. “...It's just that- before I saw you as a girl, I used to think I was straight.”

There was a moment of silence. Then a huge, silly grin broke over Adora's face. “Oh my god, you liked me!”

“Shut up,” Ridley grumbled, covering her face in mortification.

Adora squeezed her in a hug and rubbed her face against her chest, giggling helplessly. “I can't believe I turned you gay,” she teased.

“Well, don't give yourself that much credit.” Ridley smiled at her through a gap in her fingers. “You just helped me realize it.”