This story contains light femdom, humiliation, and crossdressing themes. All characters are 18 or older.
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She did enough housekeeping at work, and now her Friday was taken away from her because of even more cleaning. Four year degree and what did she get out of it? A stereotypical maid's salary at a hotel that paid just enough for her to live in a run down crime ridden apartment complex five blocks away. She looked at herself in a dirty mirror of the Laundromat and scowled. She had swirls of dark dots over her latina skin. A previous girlfriend had told her she looked like a sandstorm, and though it had been a complement, she'd always wanted to be prettier, and more clear skinned. Her hair was tied back in a braid going down to her shoulders and she crossed her arms over her modestly sized chest. She ran five kilometers every day before sunrise and practiced ju-jitsu on the weekends, her body was feminine, but it as not going to be a victim to anyone.
Sometimes she hated how many times people judged her correctly. Spanish girl is a maid? Check. Athlete is a dyke? Check. Looks like a thug? She shook her head. At least she'd gotten a real job. Most of her childhood friends were dead or in prison. She didn't make many friends in college. She didn't make many friends period. A social life was hard with her schedule, and her personality.
The door to the building opened and she aimed a cool gaze to the intruder. She was used to being alone at this time at night in the Laundromat, and used to keeping her cool in tense situations. It was just past sunet.
She must have scared the shit out of the poor girl though, because she jumped at the sight of Isabella and dropped all her clothes. Isabella smirked, sometimes she liked having that effect on people. The girl gathered her things, nodded to her, and took a machine far on the other side of the building. It was a little white girl with brown hair that shone with a hint of red, a plain white shirt, and long grey shorts to her knees. She was boyish, nervous, and very cute. Isabella watched her put in a load and find a seat, trying to avoid eye contact. Should she stop staring? There wasn't much to look at here.
"You new?" She started. She thought she'd be friendly and walked to the new girl. And maybe, if her gay-dar wasn't acting up, she'd score more than a friend. "I'm Bell" She walked to the girl.
"What? Oh, me?" Her voice was deeper than normal, and boyish as well. Maybe that was a good sign, "Yea, I go to the community college down the road. I just started. My name's Sam." She seemed polite.
"You seem nervous Sam." Isabella sat down next to the girl, a little too close. She squirmed but didn't move away. "You should be. You shouldn't be out this late on a Friday around here."
"Yea," She stood. "I, uh, Should be going. I'll wait in my room." Shit, she scared her off.
"Wait!" The girl stopped and turned as Isabella stood. "I'm, uh, I'm in apartment one oh three." Isabella started. Damn, why was she was nervous? Girl was really cute though. "I was going to watch a movie tonight. I don't know many people around here, and if you're new, you probably don't either." Why was she meandering around the point? "If you want, you can come over. I mean, if you're free." She usually had more game than this.
The girl blinked, and then blushed, "Uh," She stammered. "You mean, like, just the two of us?"
Shit, don't scare her off again, "I mean, if you want to bring friends too that's fine." She shrugged. "Westside right? I went there for four years. Maybe you can bring some friends from there."
"Oh, you went there too?" Sam turned back to her, "I'm studying to be a nurse! So, it actually keeps me pretty busy. I don't really know anyone form my classes yet, so is it okay if I come alone?"
Jackpot. "Yea, of course." Isabella sighed in relief. "We girls have to stick together around here right?"
Sam was silent, and then she blushed madly again. "I'm, uh, I'm sorry but I'm actually a guy."
Isabella blinked. "What?" She looked Sam up and down, then at the laundry. Sure enough, no bra's or panties, just boxers. Shit, she should have noticed that. "You've got some long hair for a guy." She was slightly upset, but mostly surprised. "And wide hips. And a high voice." And a pretty face, she mentioned to herself, "Are you one of those who switched or..." She trailed off.
"N-No!" Sam stammered. "I actually got teased a lot back where I grew up because of it, I tried short hair but it didn't help, it just made me look like a lesbian."
"You still-" She stopped herself. "Look," She looked Sam up and down and sighed. He still looked like a very cute girl. Was Isabella really getting that desperate? "You can still come over if you want. Sorry about, well, you know. I was going to start things in about an hour."
He seemed pleased, "No problem, I get it a lot. And thanks!" He nodded. "I think I will wait in my room though. But I'll see you then!"
"Sure." Isabella nodded. She'd been attacked more than once around her this time of night, so the less he was outside the better. She watched him leave, and kept watching until she saw what number he was staying at. "Two twenty." She mouthed. Tonight would be interesting.
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She was half surprised when she heard a knock at the door. Isabella didn't think he'd come. She answered the door and found him dressed in a grey cotton shirt, jeans, and sporting a pony tail. She gulped, she'd never been more attracted to a guy before. He was just a little too lean and flat chested to be decisively feminine, but his hips, hair, face, build, and even clothes were enough to fool her. "Glad you came, make yourself at home, take a seat on the couch."
He walked in nervously, but quickly followed his orders and became relaxed once he sat down on the couch. "So, just the two of us?" He asked.
"Yea," She started, walking to the kitchen area, "Drinks?"
"I don't drink much,"
"Come on, have some fun!" She goaded him. She still wasn't sure what her own intentions were, but teasing him seemed fun enough.
"Sure, what do you have?"
"I'll break out the good wine, I was saving it for a special occasion." She popped the cork and poured two glasses. "So, uh, you have a girlfriend?" She asked casually.
"No." he shook his head. "I decided to dedicate myself to my studies."