Everyone in this story is over eighteen.
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"Be good; and if you can't be good be careful," her best friend Rory Gilmore's words repeated in Lane Kim's head like an old fashioned LP stuck in a groove. "Be good, be good, be good," the words hammering and ricocheting round her brain like bouncing zings of electricity, until they were no longer they no longer sounded like Rory, but her Mama; no longer friendly, but judgmental, "Be good! Be good! Be good!"
"I'm not a good girl," said Lane with a burst of defiance.
The girl beside her, retouching her purple lipstick in the mirror of the ladies room, gave her a startled look and then took a step or two along the basins, making sure there was plenty of space between her and the possibly psychotic, though petite, Korean. Lane ignored her and continued to look in the mirror. Her own lip gloss, so carefully applied at Rory's house was smudged as was the eyeliner, little lines of darkness smearing down where her watering eyes had washed away the dark pencilling. There wasn't much she could do about either, stupidly she'd left her cosmetics in Rory's room -- which is where she normally hid them, not thinking she'd need them again.
Her lips felt dry and she ran her tongue nervously over them; it didn't do much for the gloss, but there was a flavour there as well. Or not so much a flavour as a seasoning; bitter and salty, but also a reminder of the tastiest dish Lane had ever had. She licked again, feeling her tongue moisten her lips, continuing until ever last remnant of the cum was gone from her lips. Again she looked in the mirror, she didn't think she looked like a slut, well not a total slut, her pullover was up her neck and was thick enough you could barely see her braless nipples through it. But just ten minutes ago she'd been crouched down sucking a guy's dick. Yes, Mama Lane, she said to her mentally to her mother, I was on my knees, with a cock between my lips, giving head like I was born to it. And I was loving it.
The teenager gave a smile in the mirror and flicked back a lock of hair that had fallen from her fringe. She picked up her bag and strode confidently out of the ladies. The guys were just finishing their drinks as she went up to them and she grinned, "You ready to go? Let's party."
Earlier that evening
Pursing her lips Lane Kim artfully applied the lip gloss. It was a red, of such a deep hue her Mom would have called it sluttish; though even if it had been so pale a shade that it was barely noticeable Mrs Kim would still have regarded it as fit only to be worn by the Whore of Babylon. Which was why Lane was sitting in her best friend Rory Gilmore's room getting herself ready for an evening of Rock 'n' Roll debauchery; or at least one beer and possibly two if she was feeling really daring. Lippy applied she looked in the window, "Looking hot," she murmured to herself. She turned to Rory, who was lying on her bed, reading a book, "Are you sure you don't want to come? You can pay on the door."
Her friend looked up, "I've got some study to do; and I know you rave about the Swinging Warblers, but they're a bunch of college kids who've no sense of either harmony or rhythm right, but cover it by playing very fast."
That was probably a fair review, Lane inwardly admitted, but the tickets were cheap and, as it was late night Bible reading at the Kim house, Lane needed to be anywhere but home. Mrs Kim had reluctantly agreed to her sleeping over at the Gilmore's house, probably because Rory would be more than happy to help Lane with her Math assignment and keep under the Korean's GPA. Despite it all Lane had the grace to blush when her Mama's friend had called her off with a cheery 'Be good, at your friend's, Lane' only to be chastened by Mrs Kim saying, 'Be Good. Lane is always a good girl.' Technically it wasn't a lie to say she was going to be sleeping over at the Gilmores -- even if she wouldn't get in until after Rory and her Mom were tucked in their beds, dreaming their dreams. Lane smacked her lips together, making sure none of the gloss smeared or smudged over her face, "You okay about me coming in late?" It was about the third or fourth time she'd asked, Lane was nothing if not considerate and so she added, "I'll be quiet."
Rory's head had gone down towards the book, reading a few sentences, before shooting up again, "Yes. It's fine, I'll be sleeping like a log. So unless you're planning to bring some handsome hunky guy back and wake me up with your screams of passion, we're good." She smiled to show she wasn't serious. Lane grunted something that might have been a yes or a no, or something else entirely. She and Rory were probably the last virgins in Stars Hollow and Lane was sick of it. All the girls in class were always giggling as they said what they'd done with their boyfriends over the weekend whilst Lane's main excitement had been browsing a second hand record store with Rory, followed by coffee at Luke's. Rory's smile faltered a bit at her friend's lack of response and she backtracked, "I mean... I'm only joking Lane, I wasn't suggesting you're a slut. You're good."
Lane longed not to be, but she forced herself to grin to show there was no offence, "I'm not bringing anyone back... okay unless I find Sebastian Bach in the audience, then all bets are off." She picked up her bag.
Rory laughed as her best friend headed towards the door, "Be good; and if you can't be good be careful."
Later
The couple standing a few feet from Lane were making out passionately, their hands wiggling so quickly over each others bodies as their legs rubbed and wrapped round, so that they looked almost like a two headed octopus. Lane tried to ignore the horny twosome and concentrate on the band. The trouble was the band were shit. She hadn't been expecting much, but she was sure last time she heard them they'd mostly played in time with each other and the singer's vocals were roughly the right pitch. They hadn't so much gone downhill so much as plummeted heard-first into an abyss.
"Oohh Friedrich," one head of the octopus moaned, "ooooh Friedrich."
Lane moved away, the sound and sight of the two lovers was making her ache with sexual desire and the cruddiness of the band wasn't making it easier to act as a distraction. In fact looking at the band made it worse, as the guitarist whipped off his shirt to show a set of well toned pecs, shiny with sweat under the stage lights. Lane tried to ignore his muscular six-pack and listen to the music, trying to guess what cover they were murdering and whether the original singer could claim damages.
"They're fucking terrible, aren't they," a voice behind her sounded. She paused for a second unsure whether the person was talking to her. The voice continued "I can't say I wasn't warned - everyone told me they were total dumbasses."