This story is a work of fiction, though it has some sense of base off of personal experiences.
Oh she was such a gorgeous girl. Her face was pale, as the rest of her body was. She had a very light shower of freckles across her nose that had faded with age. Her nose wasn't small, but instead rounded to match her gleaming large green eyes. Though, to most people having glasses hide to beauty of ones eyes, or crowded the face, but not her. Oh no, they brought out the round pattern of her body and face. Following the lines of her body it only got better. Her collarbone was nice and dominant, giving a nice lead down to her lovely full tear drops of breasts. 36 B, just perfect. Her stomach was perfect. She was the fat kid in highschool, only to grow out of the young fat and end up with the perfect tummy. No, she didn't have abs, but she wasn't fat. Just smooth and flawless. Her hip, oh her lovely curves are always captivating. Sharp hip bones to keep guard of her lovely lover half. Past her love spot, onto her smooth and round thigh's, almost like a runway to heaven. Her long legs only accentuating her beautiful body.
How I sat our senior year in highschool looking at her, wanting her, wanting to explore every inch of her perfect body. To others, she was "Oh, she is just growing out of her teen stage, she is still ugly." She had very little self esteem, from when she was younger. Only if she knew my adore for her lovely self. She had always been so nice to me, when we were younger, and now, when we are both 18-year-old women graduating out of the naive pits of High School hell. We had been friends for a few years, only that. She'd confide her loves, her hates, her self pities, all to me. As I'd keep in my unconditional love for her locked inside of me. Most say we looked as though we were sisters, twin sisters. The resemblance was there, by far. But I'd rather people see us how I wished, lovers. Luckily, graduating as good friend, would prove to be something I'd only wished for when I was in high school.
The summer after graduation we spent so much time together. She would drive over to my house, and we would just sit around talking about our days as high school kids. Our friendship grew into that of what most would call "best friends." That summer we both applied to the same college, we both got accepted, and we both ironically wanted to major in art, minor in literature. It was almost heartbreaking that I had so much in coming with a girl I couldn't confess my love for. Sure, she was my best friend, but that was that, how could I tell my best friend, that I love her?