DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this story is real or should be considered as such. This story is really, really weird and is based on a strange fantasy I concocted that brings together some unusual fetishes, and yes, features hardcore sex between consenting adults. I welcome any feedback and I'm always excited to discuss the story and characters, and chatting/bouncing around ideas for future stories. I hope you enjoy delving into my insane mind.
NOTE (AND WARNING): This story features fetishes that not everyone will be into. Like, extremely strange and unique fetishes. It's probably one of the weirdest stories I've written so just wanted to give a warning up front. In spite of this, I hope there is someone out there that enjoys reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
EX GIRLFRIEND
"Are you sure you're fine with this?" Kyle asked his girlfriend while she put the finishing touches on her makeup. He stood in the doorway to their bathroom, watching as she expertly traced the mascara under her eyes. "I can still text her and cancel, say that something came up."
"I'm fine with it." Done with her eyes, Ashley reached into the cabinet and pulled out the hairspray. She bent at the waist and flipped her head upside down, her brown hair cascading like a waterfall. She sprayed all over, Kyle turning away to avoid the blast, before popping back up in a flourish, tossing her hair with her hands before it set. "If anyone seems not fine with it, it's you."
Kyle sighed. He was most definitely not fine with it. Who could blame him? He was about to have dinner with both his current girlfriend and his ex. Nothing was fine with that. However, he and Amanda were always bizarrely competitive with one another, constantly fighting for dominance, with Amanda usually coming out the victor. Even now, years after they'd broken up, nearly as long as he'd been with Ashley, that rivalry apparently still festered inside of him. He knew that if he canceled, if he willfully chickened out of this dinner, Amanda could take it as a victory. And he was going to allow that.
When Amanda reached out to him out of the blue a few months ago, he nearly dropped his phone in surprise. It'd been almost two years since they last spoke, ever since their blowout a few months after he and Ashley started dating. They had already been broken up for nearly six months by the time of the big fight and were attempting to remain friends. And up until that point, things were going rather well, about as well as their relationship had been. Then again, considering the fact they had broken up, maybe that wasn't saying much.
They had just gotten back from lunch together when Kyle finally told her that he'd been seeing someoneβand Amanda proceed to lose her mind. If there was a word to describe Amanda and Kyle's relationship, it was passionate. Passionate feelings. Passionate sex. And passionate fights. Many times those passionate fights came from passionate feelings and led to passionate sex. However, this time, they were broken up and Kyle was with someone else. So the passionate fight instead ended with passionate yelling, passionate arguing, and a passionate slam of the door.
They both apparently moved on, neither one wanting to reach out to the other, that embedded rivalry keeping either of them from making the first move. Then two years later, the message came. Kyle had told Ashley immediately, not wanting to keep anything a secret form her. Although Ashley never met Amanda, she knew of her, knew the stories, and knew she and Kyle had stopped talking, though Kyle never went into detail why. So, she actually wasn't that overly concerned when he told her that Amanda had messaged him, more curious than anything else.
"Why's she reaching out after so long?" she had asked.
"I don't know. I haven't responded back yet. If you're cool with it..."
"Of course. I don't care. You guys were well broken up by the time we got together and it's been years. Unless you're harboring some secret feelings for her still..."
"Absolutely not. Okay, I'll respond back."
Over the flowing months, Kyle and Amanda slowly started to talk more and more. It took a while for them to rebuild any sort of friendship but over time, it happened. It helped that not too long after they had reconnected, Amanda apologized for the fight they had, saying that she was immature and just felt slighted that even though they were so close, he was keeping a secret like that from her. He apologized as well, saying that he should have trusted her more and that he was worried that if she knew he was dating someone, she might have tried something, which was immature and mean of him to assume. Amanda laughed that bit off, jokingly asking him if he was worried she would try something with him or with Ashley. As if, he had responded, feeling himself slipping back into their casual way of speaking with one another.
If anything, they were even better friends than before. Then tension between them had evaporated over the years and since neither seemed too concerned with walking on eggshells around the other anymore, everything just felt naturally chill. They talked regularly, more than even Ashley probably assumed. It wasn't that Kyle was keeping it a secret, but just that he didn't feel it necessary to mention every time he was talking to her unless she asked.
It was a little over a week ago, when Kyle felt an old familiar feeling bubbling up: trepidation. They were messaging back and forth as usual when Amanda suddenly said, "Hey, let's get dinner," and Kyle's stomach tied itself into a knot reading those words. It was one thing to be talking again, but getting dinner together? He wasn't sure. He'd had to clear it with Ashley of course but even then, he just wasn't sure. He couldn't even voice whyβor maybe more accurately, deep down he knew why but didn't want to voice it.
"I don't know, Amanda. Wouldn't it be just a little weird the two of us getting dinner together? Maybe lunch?"
"What?" She responded back. "No. The three of us. You, me, and Ashley. We've never met, so could be fun."
"Ohhhh! lol Yeah, maybe. We'll figure something out."
Kyle felt relieved although they didn't end up making plans that night since he had to go soon afterward. It kind of fell out of his mind after that, but then three days later, while lounging on the couch, Ashley said, "Oh, hey. Amanda just friended me."
"Huh? You don't have to accept that," Kyle said, eyebrow cocked. He pulled up his messenger app. "I can text her."
"Don't do that. It's totally fine. I'll accept it."
Kyle was partway through typing up a message to Amanda when Ashley gasped, "Oh wow."
"What?" Kyle said, nearly dropping his phone and darting up in concern. He made his way over to her and saw her scrolling through Amanda's feed. "Everything okay?"