I wake up in so much pain that I think I'm dying. My head might literally be splitting apart, right down the middle. A low groan of pain fills the room and it takes me several seconds before I realize the dying pig making the noise is actually me. Everything hurts, from my toes to my head, though the head obviously hurts the worst. Even my eyeballs ache. Fuck.
Ok, so this is the hangover. Think. How to fix? Everything I've heard or seen in movies over the years indicates I need to hydrate. Water. Electrolytes. Silence and darkness. Sports drink maybe? Hard to even think when my skull is doing its best impression of a butt and cracking.
I slide away from Alex, earning a discontented but still sleepy grunt from her as I pull away from her arms. She curls up into a little ball and rolls away from me to face the wall. I get a good look at her cute butt before a blanket covers her, never going to complain about that. Though I suppose it doesn't really help my current situation other than make me feel slightly better about life in general. I gently pat Alex's hip and fully climb out of bed. I'm woozy, dizzy, and weak on my feet. That plus the pain in my head makes me feel like I'm about to throw up.
I stumble down the hall, thankful that the lights are off except the dim night lights that allow me to not walk into any walls. One hand on the wall helps steady me as I make my way to the bathroom and dry heave at the toilet for a few minutes. Nothing comes out, but my body has made its point; I'm never drinking again. Being drunk was fun, the day after is significantly less so. Then I use the toilet for its intended purpose, and that feels a little better.
Water. Sports drink of some kind. Fucking anything to make it stop. I keep my eyes as slits, even in the dim night lights, as I head down the stairs to the kitchen. Light is the enemy. Almost as much as stairs and walking and being awake and alive is the enemy. I have a lot of enemies this morning, but unfortunately it feels like the biggest enemy is myself for drinking. Maybe Kayla for making me drink. She's not here though, so I default to blaming myself. That's healthy, right?
I stumble into the kitchen to find that Julie is the sweetest, most wonderful human being on the fucking planet. Sitting on the kitchen island are five little sets of hangover cures. A bottle of blue Gatorade (objectively the best flavor and I'm glad Julie sees the light), a package of cheesy peanut butter crackers, and a little bottle of Ibuprofen. How is she both gorgeous and nice?
Kayla and Tyler will have to fend for themselves, but I'm clearly the first person up, and I can at least provide for myself, Alex, and Lauren. I sit at the island and pound four ibuprofen, my whole package of crackers, and half the bottle of Gatorade in a couple of minutes. It helps a little. Not a ton, but enough that I can open my eyes without hating the concept of eyes. After a few more minutes of sitting and resting and slowly drinking Gatorade, I decide it's time to move on with my life and face the metaphorical music.
I collect the bottles of delicious, life-giving sports drinks, the crackers, and one bottle of headache reducer up in my arms like a child at a candy store. I've never wanted pockets more than right now, but I can manage. Sure, lifting things and using my hands and arms or moving in any way is painful. But I'm a man, dammit, and I have to provide for the beautiful women that depend on me. Also I think they would both stab me if I didn't bring them this stuff. Lauren definitely would, her little dagger fingers would turn my sides into Caesar.
Going upstairs is easier, less risk of my legs giving out and falling forward to my doom. Plus my general vibe is in a better place after my snack. It's still slow going, but safer and less painful, though I know most of my day is going to be spent in some manner of pain. Stupid Kayla. Stupid drinking. Stupid peer pressure.
Thinking of Kayla reminds me of her bouncing in my lap last night, her perfect ass engulfing my cock like it barely existed. I've never really thought about it, just fleeting considerations here and there, but Kayla is one of the only women I've ever wanted to actually fuck in the ass. Her butt is just insane. So obviously the correct way to show her my appreciation is to put my dick in her butt. That sounds right.
I have to pause at the top of the stairs and drink a little bit more of my Gatorade before continuing to my room. I'm already feeling a little bit better than when I woke up, but I'm not going to push my luck and start running around screaming to the high heavens and dancing. Even moving at anything faster than an amble is probably too much for my fragile body to take. The alcohol mixed with the workout yesterday has my weakling form begging to lie back down and wait for death to take me. Maybe that's what I should do. Just cuddle my girlfriend, let the aches come and go, and hope I can fall back asleep.
I slip back into my dark room and cross to the nightstand. Alex is still curled up, still sleeping, still far too cute for me. She's adorable beyond belief and I can't understand what she possibly sees in me. Especially after such a short time. I decide it's best not to wake her, so I leave her drink, some pills, and the crackers on the nightstand for her when she wakes up and finds herself in the same position I was in not long ago.
Then it's back out the door for me. And just a few steps down to my sister's room. Her door is closed, but not locked. I don't think I've encountered a locked door in this house yet, and Lauren's being locked would be a shock to me. I slowly push it open and find her sleeping with her blanket only covering her lower half. I pause in the doorway and just look at her for a moment. She's beautiful in a way entirely unlike the way Alex is beautiful. More cute than hot, but in a way that makes me unable to really look away from her. Maybe it's just the connection I have with her, something that transcends the normal way humans interact. It's impossible to describe to someone else who hasn't felt it, but it's not explicitly a thing for twins. It's a connection that you can have with anyone as long as you spend nearly every waking minute with them for the entirety of your life. I know Lauren as well as I know myself, and can often anticipate what she's going to do. That has... diminished... since we've been here. Maybe the sexual energy between us is clouding my judgment, or maybe she's acting slightly differently now that things are changing so quickly and so drastically.
Either way, I love her. Now more than ever, which I wouldn't have thought possible. Enjoying each other sexually, even though those moments have been fleeting and occasionally run through with guilt, has brought us closer together. I know her better, know her wants and her needs better, and want to be around her more and in more terrifyingly filthy ways.
Before I know it, I set our drinks, her crackers, and the rest of the pills on the nightstand and I crawl into bed with her. She's done it enough to me the last few days, time for me to return the favor. Our morning chat might be more dumb grunts and whispers today if she's as hungover as I am, but I still feel an inescapable urge to be close to my twin. Especially after spending all day with Alex yesterday and barely any with my sister.
I lift her blanket and slip under it, scooting forward until I can feel her legs against mine, and my hand can rest in her hair. She keeps her room a few degrees cooler than mine, and the blanket is almost necessary in here, though the temperature does have the delightful side effect of making her cute nipples stand up on end, especially when she's uncovered like this.
"Mmmmmm," she groans, rolling onto her side to face me, "you took my job."
"Did I?" I whisper back.
"I come into your room, not the other way around."
"I decided to switch it up," I reply with a smile. Her eyes are still closed but I bet she can sense the smile, I know I'd be able to sense one of hers.
"Fair," she grumbles, and slides a little closer to me. Our legs intertwine, a tangled mess of limbs, and she scrunches her face before slowly opening her eyes. "Everything hurts," she whispers.
"Yeah, hangover," I explain helpfully.
"I don't like it," she whines, "make it stop."
"I'm not exactly in charge here," I say, reaching out to caress her cheek. "I brought some stuff that may help, but it won't immediately fix your problems."