Chapter 1 was published a couple months ago. I'm not sure exactly what motivated me to write about the topic, but once I started, that little story just popped out. I wasn't sure how it would be received, but I got some positive feedback and thought to continue it. This is the result.
I had to work more at this one. It didn't just pop out. I wanted more depth to it, almost a literary feel to it. Not sure how well I achieved those goals. I got stuck numerous times. I had to let it sit for days or weeks while the story marinated. What would Angie or Betty do in this situation? What can they do that would make sense? Again, not sure how well I handled answers to those questions.
But now, here we are. This is a F-F relationship story with lots of sex (I think only the Uber driver is male; sorry buddy, no sex for you). Part of their experience together is pee and scat play so if you're not into that, then you should look for another story. If this is your type of kink, or could be, I hope you enjoy the story. And of course, all characters are over the age of eighteen.
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Six years ago, I started a new job as a help desk technician assisting other employees with their IT problems. Betty had joined the company almost two years before me and had now been assigned as my new employee buddy. I've heard other people say this work buddy thing was stupid and useless, passing along questionable horror stories about never seeing their buddy after the orientation, but Betty was born to the job. Most people lost touch with their "buddy" within a month, if they ever talked at all, but Betty and I hit it off. She had the perfect personality for being a buddy, whether assigned the role as part of her job or if you happened to develop a friendship with her. She was infectious.
As fate would have it, we had little opportunity to grow much closer. Within six months after I started with the company, she was promoted to supervisor of the help desk. We didn't have as much time to talk, and with her now being my manager, we didn't think it was appropriate to go out together for a drink or whatever. We'd go to social functions as part of the overall group and we'd interact there, but again, her position gave us both pause in terms of how close our relationship could really be. Eventually, a year or so later, I was able to move up into a junior system administrator role after getting my certifications, but that move took me out of the help desk group so we were really in different orbits then. My job kept me mostly in my cubicle down by the data center and she was up on the third floor at the opposite end of the building. I hardly ever saw her anymore.
Time passed, and we both pursued our careers and lived our lives. At one point, a couple years later, I realized I hadn't seen her for several months, and I heard through the grapevine that she had left the company. At first I was like, "Oh," and kept on working, but as the day wore on and I thought about her more, I realized how it hurt me.
I didn't blame her. It wasn't that she shouldn't have left for a better opportunity, but I should have stayed in closer touch with her. I should have sent a text at least. An email even. I remembered the laughs we had together and how much I enjoyed just being around her at work. I was so wrapped up in my work, I hadn't spent much time dwelling on our relationship as we drifted apart.
But that day when I found out she was gone, I grew to feel like I had lost a friend, and I wondered if she considered me a friend or if she even thought of me at all. I found myself on the verge of tears a couple times that afternoon. I promised myself I'd text her as soon as I could.
A: "Hey guess who. It's your buddy!"
B: "Angie! It's great to hear from you. I've been wanting to reach out"
A: "Well now I have. How R U?"
B: "I'm great! How are you? I really want to see you again
A: "That's what I was gonna say"
B: "Perfect! Let's get dinner. We can catch up on everything"
A: "Yes! Have you eaten at Understated? Want to go Friday?"
B: "I have my niece's softball game but I can go after. How's 9:00?"
A: "See you then"
B: "xxx ooo"
Since it was a Wednesday, I only had to wait two days to see her again. I couldn't believe how excited I was. It was so easy to talk to her again and the texts couldn't have gone any better. I didn't have any expectations for this dinner "date." We were just two old friends reconnecting--if I could call her that. I still didn't know what to call our relationship, but she sure sounded excited in her text. She said she wanted to see me again. She even sent kisses and hugs at the end. I didn't want to read too much into the texts, but I was looking forward to seeing her again.
Since this wasn't a real date, I wore some jeans, a white lacy sleeveless crop top I had just picked up the previous weekend, and my black flats. I put on a dainty gold chain and gold hoop earrings and wore a black headband to keep my shoulder-length red hair out of my face. I'm not very big, petite actually, at just 5'2" and around a hundred and ten pounds, so my A (almost B!) cup breasts didn't need a bra. I looked in the mirror on the way out to my ride and thought I looked just right for dinner with a friend.
Arriving at the restaurant, I looked around anxiously to try to find Betty, but I didn't see her, so I waited on the sidewalk for a couple of minutes before she arrived. When she did get there, I was surprised at the nervousness in my tummy. I had known I was excited about seeing her again in a happy-to-see-an-old-friend kind of way. But when she arrived I started wondering if I wore the right thing or looked good enough. I hadn't realized before then that her opinion mattered so much to me. Betty walked up and gave me a long hug. She was soft and warm and smelled amazing.
"You look gorgeous," she said in my ear as we hugged. "I've missed you so much."
Betty was a little taller than me, probably 5'5" and 130 pounds or so. Her breasts were not overly large and her waist was not particularly well defined, but her face was perfect. She seemed to be perpetually happy and smiling. She had blonde hair and blue eyes, but that smile was what set her apart to me.
"Thanks," I responded. "I've missed you, too."