Yamanaka Twins

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As the sun shifted its position from overhead to a more modest angle in the sky, Orion left Tatsumaki's place with a sense of fulfillment and an elated mood. Having spent the earlier part of the day with Hinata, Winry, Tatsumaki, Vivi, Nami and Nojiko, he was ready for a different but equally exciting adventure. Steering his car through the intricate web of streets, he arrived at a beautifully designed house, adorned with well-kept gardens and intricate art—a place deserving of the name 'Yamanaka Mansion'.

After parking, he was barely halfway through the garden path when he heard a burst of giggles and felt a sudden weight on his back.

"Ino! You almost gave me a heart attack," he chuckled, reaching back to steady her as she giggled on his back.

"Can't help it. You're too fun to surprise," she chirped, jumping down and leading him into the house.

They were greeted at the entrance by Sakura, who wrapped Orion in a warm hug, pressing his head to her bosom. "You've kept us waiting, you know," she accused, but her tone was more playful than serious.

"I had to make sure today would be worth the wait," Orion countered, pulling away with a sly smile.

Both sisters looked intrigued. "So, what's the plan?" Ino asked, her eyes sparkling.

Orion grinned as he stood between Ino and Sakura, the atmosphere buzzing with unspoken excitement. "Well, since it's a beautiful afternoon, how about we take advantage of the Yamanaka family's illustrious gardens? I was thinking we could have a little picnic."

Both women exchanged glances and then nodded in unison. "Sounds good to me," Sakura affirmed.

"A picnic it is," Ino chimed in.

Armed with a well-stocked basket courtesy of Sakura's culinary skills, the trio made their way to a secluded part of the garden—a paradise within a paradise. They spread out a comfortable blanket beneath a beautiful cherry blossom tree, its petals fluttering gently in the wind like pale pink snowflakes.

Orion stretched out on the blanket, arms behind his head, and let out a relaxed sigh. "You know, this is heaven."

Ino quickly seized the opportunity, jumping onto Orion's abdomen and sprawling out like a starfish. "Well, if it's heaven, I'm claiming my spot!"

Orion chuckled, his laughter vibrating under Ino's body. "Oh, you're claiming spots now? What do you say, Sakura?"

Sakura joined the playful banter, sauntering over to lean down and press Orion's head gently but firmly into her bosom. "If we're claiming spots, then I choose this one," she declared, looking smugly at Ino.

Ino stuck out her tongue, a smirk playing on her lips. "Too bad, Sis. I got the best real estate first."

Orion couldn't help but laugh. "Well, I must say, this is certainly a position I could get used to."

They settled down to eat, and as he took a bite of Sakura's expertly prepared sandwiches, Orion felt completely at ease, grateful for the effortless companionship the sisters offered.

After they finished eating, Sakura pulled out a guitar from behind the tree, the wood glinting softly in the dying sunlight. "Fancy some music?"

"Sure," Orion said, "I would love to hear you play."

Sakura strummed a few chords, her voice joining the strings in harmony. Ino listened, humming along occasionally, her eyes closed as she let the melody wash over her.

The song came to an end, and Ino opened her eyes, shooting Orion a challenging look. "So, what do you have planned to top that?"

Orion met her gaze squarely. "Who says I'm trying to top anything? But if you ladies are up for it, how about we make it more interesting?"

Sakura looked intrigued. "Go on."

Orion sat up, clearing a small space in the center of the blanket. He reached into the picnic basket and pulled out a small crystal ball he'd hidden there earlier. "I thought we could try a little game. Whoever gazes into the crystal ball and tells the most compelling story wins."

"Ooh, mysterious," Ino said, hopping off Orion and plopping down beside him. "I like it."

"Me too," Sakura agreed.

Ino went first, her eyes fixed on the crystal ball. A tale of forbidden love and heroic sacrifice unfolded, her voice animated and passionate.

When it was Sakura's turn, she narrated a story of resilience and triumph over adversity, her gaze never leaving the crystal ball as though she could actually see the events she described.

Finally, it was Orion's turn. He locked eyes with both women, feeling the intensity of their gazes. "Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, two beautiful sisters vied for the heart of a humble traveler..."

His tale was a patchwork of humor, romance, and a touch of adventure. He weaved in elements that cheekily paralleled the trio's current dynamics, drawing laughter and playful nudges from the sisters.

By the time Orion concluded, the sun had nearly set, bathing them in a warm, orange glow.

"That was..." Sakura began, searching for the right words.

"Fun," Ino finished for her, grinning at Orion. "You sure know how to keep things interesting."

Orion chuckled. "I aim to please. But remember, it's a two-way street. Your company makes it worthwhile."

The sisters exchanged a knowing glance, their faces glowing in the soft light.

"So," Ino started, her eyes twinkling mischievously, "do we get a prize for participating?"

As Orion started to think, both girls leaned down and kissed his lips at the same time—half for Ino, half for Sakura. Orion kissed back but looked up in surprise.

Ino giggled. "When we were in kindergarten, you would reward us with a kiss on the cheek whenever we were brave. But we're grown-ups now, so rewards must be bigger, right?"

Sakura nodded, her eyes meeting his. "I missed your rewards."

Orion felt his heart swell, both at the intimacy of the moment and at the sincerity in their voices. "Well," he began, "I guess the stakes are higher now, aren't they?"

"Way higher," Ino affirmed, leaning back on her elbows and looking at him with sparkling eyes.

Orion smirked, looking at the sisters with a playful glint in his eyes. "But you're missing something."

Both Ino and Sakura tilted their heads, curiosity written all over their faces. "What are we missing?"

Swiftly, Orion grabbed their waists and pulled them toward him. "I won the storytelling competition, didn't I? So, I should be the one getting rewarded, not you."

The sisters blinked, surprise flitting across their expressions before giving way to mischievous grins. "Indeed," they chimed in unison.

Ino leaned down first, planting a kiss on his forehead. Her lips were warm, and her fragrance was a subtle blend of florals—a soft contrast to her vibrant personality.

Sakura followed, peppering his cheeks with soft, lingering kisses. The closeness and the affection were so palpable it made Orion's pulse quicken.

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