My Wives Are Cute Origin Beings

"May I have the honor of taking you both on a date?"

For a moment, time seemed to freeze, and neither of them could respond. Noticing their stunned silence and Christiana's slightly parted lips, Alan decided to take a chance.

With a mischievous grin, he puckered his lips like a duck, his face squishing up in the process. He leaned in and, with exaggerated enthusiasm, blew a loud 'MWAH!' sound.

"D-Da-D-Date, What are you thinking you, pervert?" Suddenly, Elena's loud yelling broke the moment, and he found himself lying on the other side of the sofa.

Christiana, who was in her dreamland, returned to the real world with the loud bang.

"What do you mean by pervert? What's wrong with a date?" Alan asked, still in disbelief at the sudden turn of events.

"I should have known what you were aiming for from the start," Elena said.

"What?" Alan said.

"Hmph! Do you think we don't know about that date of yours? Where you go to the place called the motel and do the deed?" Christiana said, pouting.

"What? Girls, what were you even imagining? This is not a date." Alan said.

Both girls looked at each other, and after nodding to each other, Elena went to the bedroom and returned with a book, showing it to Alan.

"Look at this," Elena said, handing the book to Alan.

Alan facepalmed while looking at the book. Now he got the answer to why they both thought that way, because the book's name was The Date in the Motel.

"Now tell us, pervert," they both asked simultaneously while folding their arms.

After a lot of talk, Alan was able to convince them and clear the misunderstandings.

"Now, ladies, let's go."

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The sun was shining brightly outside as Alan, Christiana, and Elena stepped out into the bustling city. It felt like the whole world was alive around them. People walked by, talking and laughing; the streets were full of vibrant signs, and cars zoomed past with strange, unfamiliar sounds. It was so different from their old world, but the excitement in their eyes made it clear they were ready to dive right in.

Alan grinned at his two wives, his heart swelling with affection. "So, what do you think so far? Pretty amazing, huh?"

Elena's eyes were wide as she took in the towering buildings, the flashing lights, and the noise of the city. "It's... so different," she said in awe. "Where I come from, everything felt quieter. This place is... alive!"

Christiana, who had been eagerly pulling Alan by the hand, stopped and spun around, a huge grin on her face. "I want to see everything! But... what's that?" She pointed excitedly at a brightly lit building with flashing neon signs and a row of strange machines visible through the windows.

"That's an arcade," Alan explained, feeling a little bit like a tour guide. "It's a place where you can play all kinds of video games. Do you want to try it?"

Elena's eyes practically sparkled. "Games? What's that?" she asked.

Alan laughed, shaking his head. "Well, there are fighting games, adventure games, there are a lot of different kinds. You'll see."

The three of them entered the arcade, and the noise hit them immediately: the beeping of machines, the music from games, and the excited chatter of people playing. It was a whole new world for Elena and Christiana, who had never seen anything like it.

Alan led them to a section filled with colorful machines. "This one is a racing game," he pointed to a car simulator. "And that one's a dancing game—pretty fun if you like music and moving around."

Christiana walked up to a machine with a big screen, showing a lot of flashing lights and numbers. "What do I do with this one?" she asked, her fingers hovering above the buttons, unsure.

"That one's a shooting game," Alan explained. "You aim at the screen and shoot targets."

Elena was already jumping up and down, pointing at a machine with a large, glowing joystick. "That one looks like fun! Can we try that?"

Alan smiled. "That's a claw machine. The goal is to use the claw to grab a prize, like a stuffed toy. It's harder than it looks, though."

The two women exchanged a look, and Alan could see the challenge in their eyes. Without wasting another second, Elena rushed over to the machine, Christiana right behind her.

"Watch this!" Elena said, her competitive spirit lighting up her face. She dropped some coins into the machine, her eyes focused as she grabbed the joystick.

Christiana, not wanting to be outdone, did the same. "I will catch a toy too," she said, determined.

Alan chuckled softly and stepped back, watching the two of them play. He loved how they approached everything with such enthusiasm. The game was simple, but for Elena and Christiana, it was a whole new world to explore. Their laughter filled the arcade as they tried and failed, tried again, and laughed some more.

After a while, Alan walked over to Christiana, who had finally won a small plush bear from the machine.

"Congratulations," he said with a grin, taking the bear from her and giving it a playful squeeze. "You're good at this!"

Christiana raised an eyebrow, pretending to be serious. "Of course I am. No one can beat me at claw machines. I'll get all the toys in this place!"

Elena was busy at another claw machine, her eyes serious as she tried again. "I don't understand how this claw is so weak," she said with a frown. "It's like it's... not working the way it's supposed to."

Alan smiled, watching her figure it out. "You'll get it eventually, Elena. You just have to practice."

After a bit more fun in the arcade, Alan suggested they go somewhere else. "How about we try something else? I heard there's a place nearby where we can play a game I think you two will love."

"What kind of game?" Elena asked, already intrigued.

Alan smiled mischievously. "It's called a 'teddy game,' and it's in a place called a 'kura' photo booth. It's a bit silly, but I think you'll enjoy it."

"A teddy game?" Christiana asked, confused but excited. "What is it?"

"You'll see," Alan said with a wink.