**Note: This story involves lesbian sex so please click away if that's not your thing. It's my first story ever written so please be gentle. ;) Feedback and requests welcome!**
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"Courtney and Meghan sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G"... this seemed to be the third grade anthem; every time I got near a girl, they sang it. Well, ever since my mom chopped all my hair off and I looked like a boy, anyway. Kids were cruel. They called me a lesbian, though I didn't even really know what the word meant at 9 years old.
Being pegged as a lesbian from elementary school means no friends, ever, because all of the girls were scared of being called gay, too. Except Meghan, she was different. Meghan stuck by my side through thick and thin, all the way through high school. And here we are, nearly ten years later.
"She's beautiful, isn't she?" Ryan nudged me out of my daydream.
I had to agree, Meghan looked absolutely radiant in her wedding dress. It was ivory with a perfect amount of lace, hugging her curves in all the right places.
My best friend since third grade is only 19 and already marrying a douchebag, but of course I'm here to support her. What are best friends for? I took another drink of my soda and tried not to sigh too loudly.
Meghan was always prettier than the other girls in school, especially me. A cheerleader, and top of our class of course, she excelled at everything she did. I lurked in the shadows, a science nerd with blonde hair and pasty skin, great grades but far too clumsy to play any type of sport. I only had a few friends, but none who cared about me like Meg did.
I've always been too thin for my liking, something else Meghan never had to worry about, though she always made me feel beautiful.
"Don't worry about what they think, you're perfect just the way you are."
I remember those days fondly. I hated that high school had to end, mostly because I knew Meghan and I wouldn't see each other every day anymore.
"I'd bury my face in those tits, wouldn't you?" Ryan jostled me back to reality with another dumb, rhetorical question.
"No! I'm not a lesbian, Ryan! Plus, she's my best friend." I playfully slapped at his hand, knowing deep down that I was attracted to her - though she could never know. I never kept secrets from my best friend, but this one was a necessary exception. I didn't want things to be weird.
He rolled his eyes and let out a sigh. "Sure, sure" he quipped.
It doesn't take a lesbian to notice the beauty in Meghan's caramel complexion, soft curves, and voluptuous breasts. She's always been the beautiful one out of the two of us, but she's never known it. The truth is, I've had a crush for a while, but it's innocent. At least that's what I keep telling myself. Besides, who wouldn't have a crush on someone with such a delicious looking ass?
When it was time for the douchebag groom to kiss the bride, I looked away. I felt the guilt rising up, maybe because when I looked closely I could tell Meghan looked miserable, maybe because I shouldn't have been staring at her ass when she just got married.
After the ceremony, Meghan looked like she needed a break. We nodded to each other and snuck off to the room I helped her get ready in an hour or so before. Locking the door behind her, she slid down the door onto the floor and started crying.
"I can't do this! Courtney... what have I done?"