This is a reupload of one of my old captions from my previous account, named in the caption.<br /><br />The image doesn't belong to me and I will remove it at the behest of the copyright owner. I claim no ownership of the image.<br /><br />If you have any ideas for future Living Threads captions please comment them here.<br /><br />Text:<br /><br />Taking a photo of what was soon to be a separated outfit, Leslie wondered who she would give the parts of it to.<br /><br />After the rapid success of Living Threads, a new trend began to pop up on college campuses around the country. It was called the Hide-Away challenge, Hide-Away for short. It involved renting employees from the company indefinitely, keeping or removing their tags, hiding them in other students&#8217; drawers, and waiting to see how long it took for them to be found. <br /><br />It took off on West Coast, after a particularly lengthy time underground in some campuses in California. From there it spread to just about every college in America. Soon after, both Living Threads and some colleges derided the challenge, calling it &#8220;cruel and dangerous.&#8221; But that didn&#8217;t stop its popularity.<br /><br />Now, 5 months after it appeared, the challenge culture is still going strong. Most employees would be found in due time but in some rare cases they weren&#8217;t, some say they are still being worn by both aware and unaware people, not caring that what they are wearing was ever human. Each day more and more people tried the challenge.<br /><br />All though it took quite a bit of money, Leslie was finally able to try the Hide-Away. She had heard about it from her friend and, like most young adults affected by peer pressure, had to try it out. With limited funds to her name, she had to keep who she was renting to a minimum. She rented 6 employees. Liam her bra, Ava her t-shirt, Harper her panties, Ethan her leggings, and Oliver &amp; Alexandria her socks.<br /><br />As per usual with Living Threads, the employees were really comfortable. Walking around in them, Leslie knew that this might be the only time she&#8217;d be able to wear the &#8216;participants&#8217; during the challenge. She felt sort of bad for them, they didn&#8217;t know they were going to join the challenge, but they were just clothing now. Best not to think about that.<br /><br />Taking a photo of herself, Leslie tried to work out where the employees would go. She might give them to her friends, her roommate, or fellow classmates, hell she might just put them in the campus' donate bin. All viable options to prolong the challenge.