**Just a note that I am trying to choose the correct category for each chapter. "Lesbian Sex" seemed to be the most prevalent part of this chapter so I chose that, but other things happen too.**
"Hey Grace," Mia said as we walked back into the school after our daily porn viewing out in the school yard.
"Ya?" I said still looking ahead.
"I was wondering if you wanted to stay over on Saturday night? You know maybe come over early, we can spend some... time... together, then stay the night... what do you think?"
I wanted to say "YES" right away, but my boundaries stood in the way. My parents. They had to approve.
"Ummmm, I'd love to..."
"But?" Mia jumped in.
"But... I'd need to get my parents to agree and there is no way they would do that without meeting you first," I said. It was true, they had to meet her if there was to be any chance of me staying over.
"Well, invite me over then!" Mia said with a huge smile.
I smiled back, "well do you want to come for dinner tonight... I mean if you can?"
Immediately Mia responded, "what else do I have going on tonight? Of course I'll come!"
"OK great, let me just text my mom and double check it's OK... but it should be."
I sent my mom a text and asked if it was OK if Mia came over for dinner. About an hour later I got a response from her saying it was fine and that she would love to meet a new friend of mine. If only she knew.
Me: Hey!
Me: Goodnews my mom said you can come for dinner
Mia: Awesome! Should we go straight from school?
That's when it hit me. There was no way Mia could come over for dinner dressed the way she was. Her shorts showed the bottom of her ass, and her t-shirt was skin tight, and she definitely wasn't wearing a bra. If my parents saw her like that there is no way I would be allowed to stay over. Actually I probably wouldn't be allowed to see her at all. I couldn't have that. I couldn't lose the connection we have.
Me: Ummmmm
Me: Here's the thing
Me: You need to change before you come over
Mia: What?
Me: Your clothes, they will freak out of you are dressed like you are
Me: I love it! But they won't.
Me: I feel so bad!
I waited for a response.
Mia: I understand
Mia: I'll go home first and change into something "respectable"
Mia: And then I'll come over
Mia: Around 6?
Me: Sounds great! Thank you!
Me: See you at 6.
For the rest of the day I was nervous. What was Mia going to wear? Was she going to say something that would make my parents hate her? I actually think I was more nervous about losing Mia than losing my parents. Was that normal? No it wasn't. Who thought like that?
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Finally 6 o'clock arrived. I waited in the living room for the doorbell. I wanted, no I needed, to be the one that got the door, to make sure that what she was wearing was appropriate. Things had to go well, there was no other option.
DING!
The doorbell rang and I jumped up to get it as if my life depended on it. Maybe it did. I got to the door, turned the handle and viewed Mia in a conservative outfit for the first time. She stood before me in a long flowing black and white polka dot dress that came down to just above her ankles, flat sandals below them. The dress tied at the waist and came up just below her neck, it even had partial arms. Her hair was tired back, her make up was beautiful but subtle, her braces shining through her smile.
"Hey," she said as I swung the door open and my jaw dropped.
"You look... completely different," I said back in shock.
"Well thank you... I thought this might meet your high standards," Mia started as she walked through the door, "it's one of my mom's dresses... trust me I don't have anything this nice."
"Well, you look great," I said with a smile and started to walk to the main room.
My dad was watching TV and my mom was working in the kitchen as Mia and I walked into the room.
"Mom, dad, this is Mia," I said, announcing our entry.
My dad got up and walked towards us, "hi Mia, I'm Jeff, it's really nice to meet you," while reaching out his hand. Mia's hand met his and they shook, very formal, like my family.
"Hi Mia!" Mom said as she walked out of the kitchen patting her hands dry on her 'Jesus Loves Us' apron, "I'm Beth, it's so great that Grace has a new friend!"
"Well it's greeting meeting both of you too, and thank you so much for having me over for dinner, it's really nice of you," Mia said in a tone I had never heard before. She was like a chameleon.