AUTHOR'S NOTE:
This story contains delicious first time oral man on man action, mf anal sex and girl on girl. If that hot trifecta doesn't float your boat then I suggest you move along. Otherwise strap in for a wild mm/ff ride.
Enjoy!
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"Kiss! Go on do it."
As they did every single time Cara's parents were out of town and they had a couple's sleep over Brian and Cal were trying their damndest to get the girls to kiss.
Cara, Brian and Cal lived on campus in gulag style cinder block dorm rooms that dated back to the 1960s so understandably they tried to escape at every available opportunity. Jess' parents place was out in the 'burbs and stacked with all the luxuries lacking from their dorm. To the dorm dwellers it was a virtual palace. Whenever Mr. and Mrs. Deacon were out of town the college students were guaranteed to be camped in front of the massive plasma screen TV in the games room within seconds of their SUV hitting the road.
"Why do you want it so bad?" Cara asked, trying hard not to laugh as Jess rolled her eyes behind Brian's back.
"Because it's haaaawt!" Cal yelled raising his hand to Brian for a high five. The guys slapped their palms hard together and cried out in unison, "Booyah!"
"I think two guys kissing is very hot," Jess said in her clipped British accent—laying down a classic
Jess Bomb
that had all three staring at her mouths agape. Jess, usually quietly spoken, rarely if ever said anything worthy of controversy. When she did it was usually of nuclear proportions.
"Jess Bomb!" Cara said with a laugh as the two guys continued to stare at a now slightly red faced Jess.
"Seriously? You think guys goin' at it is hot?" Cal asked running a hand through his artfully scruffed blond surfer hair. "No insult intended Bri but the thought of kissing you is totally
gross
dude," Cal said and then mocked retching.
"Right back at ya," Brian laughingly agreed and the guys shared yet another high five.
"So it wouldn't do anything for you. You wouldn't get at all aroused?" Jess asked, head tilted and eyes slightly narrowed.
"No way," Cal said at the same time that Brian chanted, "Hell no!"
"Interesting," Jess said and then in typical Jess fashion walked away with no further comment. While the boys probably thought the discussion had ended, Cara knew better. Jess was not one to just let something go, not when she wore that thinking face of hers. No doubt about it, Jess now had some crazy ol' plan churning away in that massive brain of hers. Cal and Brian were oblivious to the challenge they'd just laid before Jess—but not Cara, she knew this sleepover was about to get very interesting—and a lil' bit wild.
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"What do you have in mind?" Cara asked Jess, as they prepared daiquiris in the kitchen. Jess, who was cutting strawberries and piling them in the blender looked up, licked her juice covered fingers and murmured, "Hmmm?"
"I know you Jess. Honey, you've got something in mind." Cara pointed out the window to the boys who were rough housing in the backyard pool. Brian had his arms wrapped around Cal's waist trying to wrestle him under the water.
"Oh, the homoerotic denial thing. That's what you're talking about."
The homoerotic denial ...
such a completely Jess thing to say. Cara stood staring pointedly at her friend waiting for her to elaborate. After a good couple of minutes of silent staring Jess finally spoke saying, "OK so maybe I want to test it."
Test it?
Of course Jess the Psych Grad student wanted to test it. "Test it how exactly honey?"
"Well, look at them." Jess waved a hand at the open window. "They're always touching. Wrestling, rolling about on the floor. Their strident homophobic assertions just ring false to me."
"
Strident homophobic assertions?"
It cracked Cara up when Jess talked like that, she snorted with laughter. "Gawd you make me laugh sometimes Jess. They aren't
assertions
honey they're an absolute 100% truth. There is no way, no how that you're gonna get those two men to kiss and like it."
"Really?" Jess had that look in her eye again as if she had something to prove.
"Really," Cara drew out the word speaking long and slow.
"Hypothetically speaking I'm pretty sure I could get them to do it."
"Hypothetically? What do you mean by that exactly?"
"Virtue never tested is no virtue at all."
Yet another 'Jessism' was the way she loved to speak in circles. Cara supposed that in Jess' academic brain all these esoteric statements made some sort of sense, but not so much in the real world.
"What?"
"I'm saying that their heterosexual assertions so far remain altogether untested. How do they really know?"
"So you want to
test
them?"
Jess smiled and gave a brief emphatic nod.
"Test them all you want Jess I don't think it's going to change anything."
"Would you care to make a wager?"
Gawd,
Cara shook her head. She just adored Jess' accent and the careful way she spoke. She couldn't just say 'wanna bet' like any normal person. She had to round out those vowels and say 'care to make a wager.'
"If they can't be stimulated by homoerotic conditions then I will pose for you."
"Really? No shit?"
Jess crinkled her nose at Cara's language. "Yes. No...well what you said."
Cara was an art major. She'd been trying to convince Jess to pose for her photographic assignment for months now but she'd steadfastly refused. The thought of having a willing Jess in front of her lens was captivating. She'd do anything for the chance. She wanted her in soft faded color, naked in a field of bluebells, her pale lightly freckled skin illuminated by late afternoon light. She could see it.
I'll capture her in sun flare....
"Cara. Cara!" Jess said waving a hand in front of her face breaking her out of her daydream. "Do we have an agreement?"
"A deal. The words you use is
a deal."
"Alright then, do we have
a deal."
Jess drawled out in the words in an awful Texan accent that had Cara laughing.
"What's your plan. I know you've got a plan."
Jess grimaced, placed her knife on the chopping board and turned to face Cara. "Well, it sort of involves you."
"Me?"
"And the boy's desire to see us kiss," Jess said the words in a rush and then turned away, a blush heating up the curve of her neck.
"Kiss?"
Jess turned to face Cara tilting her head in that cute thinking way she did and said softly, "I wouldn't mind kissing you. Would it bother you terribly to kiss me?"
After a quick check outside to make sure the boys were occupied in the pool Cara leaned in and laid a soft kiss on Jess' mouth. "No honey, it wouldn't bother me at all."
Cara came in for a second lick of Jess' bottom lip after she tasted the strawberries she'd been eating and murmured, "Mmm you taste good."
Jess' blush was worth the kiss. It spread up her chest and neck to settle on her high cheekbones turning her normally pale face a pretty pink. From the moment Cara had been introduced to Jess she'd been star struck by her soft beauty. Texas born and bred Cara was used to hearty tanned All American good looks—of which fine boned British Jess was the antithesis. She was pale, delicate and almost fragile, her untamed curls framing her face in wild red gold.
Ethereal,
Cara thought,
that was the word.
Like some kind of Arthurian princess. Adding to the mystique was the fact she had absolutely no idea how gorgeous she was. The woman was completely without pretention— the woman didn't even
own
mascara. How she ended up with wanna be surfer dude Cal was a complete mystery to Cara. Jess was the kind of girl who should've been on the arm of some older tweed clad professor.
"Why are you with Cal?" Cara blurted out without thinking about how rude it might sound. Jess didn't look offended. In truth it was almost impossible to offend Jess as she took pretty much any question at a purely academic level.
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know," Jess quoted with a slight smile as she watched Cal emerge glistening from the pool.
"Keats?" Cara asked, not because she was some kind of poetry aficionado but because she'd heard Jess quote the poet before.
Jess turned to face Cara, nodded and then looked back out the window. She followed her gaze.
Keats had a point,
Cara thought. Cal was beautiful. Broad shouldered, lean and long legged. He turned heads wherever they went. Watching him shake out his blonde hair and then slowly rub a towel down the length of his sculpted torso Cara let out an unintended sigh of longing that made Jess laugh."Yes, it is a bit like that isn't it?" she said, "I watch him all the time. I just can't seem to stop."
"Yeah, mine's not so bad either," Cara said, watching the flex of her dark solid man's biceps as he levered himself out of the pool.