Lin Xiaona stepped through the front gates of Shanghai University a full day before official registration, dragging a large suitcase behind her. The late August sun filtered through the canopy of plane trees lining the main avenue, casting dappled shadows across the paved walkways. She wore a simple white blouse and light blue skirt that swayed with each step, her long black hair cascading down her back like a waterfall of silk.
From the moment she entered the campus, heads turned. Male students stopped mid-conversation, their eyes tracing her figure—the gentle bounce of her enormous breasts beneath the thin fabric, the impossible length of her bare legs, the delicate features of her face that seemed carved from jade. A freshman dropped his phone. Two boys on bicycles nearly collided. Lin Xiaona kept walking, her expression serene and untroubled, as if entirely unaware of the effect she had on everyone around her.
She found the freshman dormitory building with little trouble—a modern apartment-style complex reserved for female students, newly renovated with funds from the university's largest benefactor. The elevator carried her to the sixth floor, where she unlocked the door to unit 603.
The apartment was spacious and bright. A small living room with a sofa and television opened onto a balcony overlooking the campus lake. Two bedrooms flanked either side, their doors standing open to reveal identical setups—single beds, desks, wardrobes. The bathroom gleamed with clean tiles and a rainfall shower head.
Lin Xiaona chose the left bedroom and began unpacking. She had just finished arranging her clothes in the wardrobe when the apartment door clicked open.
"Hello? Anyone here?"
The voice was warm and slightly husky. Lin Xiaona stepped out of her room to find a young woman standing in the doorway, struggling with two oversized suitcases and a backpack. She was tall—about the same height as Lin Xiaona—with slightly curly shoulder-length black hair and a pair of thin-rimmed glasses that framed intelligent, almond-shaped eyes. Her face carried a mature, scholarly beauty, with high cheekbones and full lips painted a subtle rose. She wore a fitted cream-colored blouse that strained against her chest—breasts equally as large as Lin Xiaona's—tucked into high-waisted black trousers that hugged her hips and fell smoothly over her long legs.
"Hi! You must be my roommate," the woman said, setting down her bags with a sigh of relief. "I'm Li Yating. Call me Yating."
"Lin Xiaona." She smiled and stepped forward to help with the luggage. "Let me give you a hand."
"Thanks! I swear I packed light, but somehow everything multiplied." Li Yating laughed, pushing her glasses up her nose. "Did you just get here too?"
"A little over an hour ago. This apartment is really nice—way better than I expected."
"The perks of going to a rich school, I guess. My mom said the donor who built these dorms is some billionaire named Liu Fu. Apparently his son goes here too."
Lin Xiaona helped carry the suitcases into the right bedroom. They worked together in comfortable silence, unpacking and organizing, occasionally commenting on each other's taste in clothes or decor. By the time they finished, the sun had begun to sink toward the horizon, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink.
"You hungry?" Li Yating asked, stretching her arms above her head. "I saw a cafeteria on the way in. Let's check it out."
"Sure. Give me a minute to change."
Lin Xiaona retreated to her room and emerged a few minutes later in a white short-sleeved campus-style blouse with a small bow at the collar, paired with a pleated gray skirt that ended mid-thigh. She had let her hair loose, and a thin silver necklace caught the light at her collarbone.
Li Yating had changed as well. She now wore a silk sleeveless top in deep burgundy, with a modest V-neck that somehow emphasized rather than hid her generous cleavage. A wide black belt cinched her waist above flowing linen trousers. She had swapped her glasses for contacts and added a touch of eyeliner that sharpened her already striking features.
"Damn," Li Yating said, appraising Lin Xiaona with an appreciative smile. "We're going to cause some trouble walking around looking like this."
Lin Xiaona laughed lightly. "It's just dinner."
"It's never 'just dinner' when you look like that." Li Yating grabbed her phone and keys. "Come on, let's go cause a stir."
They walked side by side through the campus, following the signs toward the main cafeteria. The evening air was warm and carried the scent of blooming jasmine from the gardens lining the pathways. Students milled about—some heading to the library, others gathered in small groups on the grass, still more hurrying toward the dining hall.
Every pair of eyes followed Lin Xiaona and Li Yating as they passed. The two young women were a study in complementary beauty—Lin Xiaona's fresh, serene goddess-like elegance beside Li Yating's sophisticated, intellectual allure. Their long legs moved in unison, their steps synchronized without effort. Their enormous breasts bounced gently with each stride, drawing stares that lingered a beat too long.
A group of boys sitting on a bench went completely silent as they walked by. One of them elbowed his friend so hard the friend nearly fell off the bench.
"Did you see that?" the boy whispered, loud enough to carry.
"I saw. I definitely saw."
Li Yating leaned slightly toward Lin Xiaona. "Told you."
"Pay them no mind," Lin Xiaona said softly, though a small smile played at the corners of her lips.
The cafeteria was a massive two-story building with floor-to-ceiling windows and modern furnishings. They collected trays and browsed the various stations—noodles, rice dishes, Western options, a salad bar. Lin Xiaona chose a bowl of beef noodles while Li Yating opted for mapo tofu and rice. They found a table near the window, away from the main crowds, and settled in to eat.
"So," Li Yating said, picking up her chopsticks, "what's your major?"
"English Literature. You?"
"Same! No way." Li Yating's eyes lit up. "We're in the same department."
"Small world." Lin Xiaona blew on her soup before taking a sip. "What made you choose it?"
"I've always loved reading. Novels, poetry, plays—if it's got words, I'll read it. I want to be a writer, maybe work in publishing." She tilted her head. "What about you?"
"I like stories too. The way words can make you feel things you've never felt, imagine worlds you've never seen." Lin Xiaona paused, her gaze drifting to the window. "Sometimes I think language is the only way to truly understand another person."
"That's beautiful." Li Yating studied her new roommate with renewed interest. "You're a romantic."
"I suppose I am."
They finished dinner and walked out into the twilight. The campus lights had flickered on, casting warm pools of light along the pathways. A group of boys approached them near the central fountain—three of them, clearly freshmen based on the nervous energy radiating from their postures.
"Excuse me," the one in front said, his voice cracking slightly. He was decent-looking, with short brown hair and an eager smile. "We saw you two at dinner and, uh, we were wondering if we could get your WeChat?"
Lin Xiaona exchanged a glance with Li Yating. A silent conversation passed between them.
"Sorry," Li Yating said, her tone polite but firm. "We're still settling in. Maybe another time."
"Oh. Right. Of course." The boy's smile faltered. "No problem. Enjoy your evening."
They retreated, shoulders slumped. Lin Xiaona watched them go, then turned to Li Yating. "You're good at that."
"Practice. Guys have been trying to get my number since middle school. You learn the gentle letdown pretty quickly."
They continued walking, circling the campus lake as the stars emerged overhead. The air grew cooler, carrying the faint sound of music from a distant building where some club was already holding auditions. They talked about their favorite books, their high school experiences, their hopes for college life. Li Yating spoke with animated gestures when she described her favorite novel. Lin Xiaona listened, asked questions, laughed at the right moments.
But beneath her calm surface, a familiar current was stirring.
All day, she had felt eyes on her. The stares of boys and men, the appraising glances, the hungry looks that promised violence wrapped in desire. Each gaze was a spark, and the sparks had been accumulating in her belly since morning. By the time they returned to the dorm, her core was throbbing with a dull, persistent ache.
"I'm going to take a shower and turn in early," Lin Xiaona said, suppressing the tremor in her voice. "Long day."
"Same." Li Yating yawned. "We've got orientation tomorrow. Better rest up."
They said goodnight and retreated to their respective rooms. Lin Xiaona closed her door and turned the lock with a soft click. She leaned against the wood, listening to the sounds of Li Yating moving around in the bathroom—water running, the clatter of toiletries.
When she was certain the other woman was occupied, Lin Xiaona crossed to her wardrobe. At the very bottom, beneath a stack of folded sweaters, was a combination lock. She dialed the numbers—2-4-8—and opened the small cabinet within.
Inside lay her treasures.
Two large silicone dildos, each nearly a foot long and thick as a forearm. One was black, veined with ridges along the shaft. The other was flesh-toned but curved, designed to hit that spot deep inside. She had bought them online a week after returning home from Shi Village, and they had become her nightly companions.
She carried them to the bed, her hands trembling slightly. Her Bluetooth earphones were in the bedside drawer. She put them in, connected to her phone, and opened a video file labeled only with a date.
The screen flickered to life. A woman—young, barely recognizable as herself—was spread naked on a rough wooden table. Men surrounded her, their faces blurred by the poor lighting. The sounds of their grunting, her own recorded moans, filled her ears.
Lin Xiaona shed her clothes in seconds. Her breasts swung free, heavy and full, their tips already hard. She lay back on the bed, her long legs falling open, and positioned the two dildos between her thighs.
But tonight, as she watched the video, she imagined a different face in the scene.
Li Yating.
She pictured her roommate stripped bare, her glasses askew, her body writhing beneath the same men. Those full lips parted in a cry. Those intelligent eyes glazed with pleasure. Her huge breasts bouncing as she was taken from behind.
The image sent a bolt of lightning through Lin Xiaona's core.
She pressed the black dildo to her entrance and pushed. Her body welcomed it, muscles yielding to the familiar intrusion. A soft gasp escaped her lips, quickly muffled by her free hand. She began to ride the shaft, slow at first, then faster, her hips rising to meet each thrust.
The curved dildo found her other hole. She worked it in with practiced ease, her fingers slick with her own juices. Now she was doubly penetrated, both holes stretched and filled, the video playing out its brutal symphony in her ears while her mind painted its own version.
Li Yating beneath her. Li Yating crying out. Li Yating's milk-white skin marked with fingerprints.
Lin Xiaona's breathing quickened. She bit down on her hand to stifle a moan as the first wave crashed over her. Her back arched, her toes curled, and for a moment she was nowhere—just pure sensation, white-hot and blinding.
The pleasure receded, leaving her trembling. But she was not done. She kept moving, kept fucking herself on the twin shafts, chasing another peak. The video continued—the men were taking turns, the girl in the recording had been reduced to sobs and moans.
In her mind, Li Yating was the one crying.
The second orgasm came harder than the first. Lin Xiaona's whole body convulsed, her legs
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