Kaitlyn sat watching the people on the dance floor. She never was one for dancing but she liked to sit and secretly laugh at those who thought they could. She reluctantly let her friend Susan talk her into going out for some drinks only to have her desert her as she shook her booty on the dance floor with guy number five.
She had to admire Susan, outgoing and pretty. Guys seemed to flock around her wherever they went. Kaitlyn, on the other hand was not what she would consider desirable in that nature and had grown tired of the game. She really couldn't complain; she was happily married to a wonderful man who was home with the kids so she could be here tonight. Susan was going through a rough divorce and needed a night of fun.
A strong hearty laugh brought her back to reality and her eyes fell upon a woman dancing among the mass of sweaty bodies moving to the overly loud music. She looked away quickly when the woman noticed her staring. As hard as she tried though, she couldn't keep her eyes off of her; much less get the sound of her laughter out of her head. Maybe it was the alcohol running its course but she felt her head swimming and her heart beat faster.
The woman once again caught her staring, winked and smiled at her making Kaitlyn blush. Why was she feeling like a school girl with a high school crush? Never in her life had she thought of another woman in such a manner.
Kaitlyn was relieved when Susan returned to the table, picking up her purse indicating she was ready to go home. They had just walked out the door when Susan pulled Kaitlyn aside and asked her if she could call for a ride home. She could see the desperation in her friend's eyes and it was then that she saw guy number five standing by Susan's car. She knew she should have driven herself as this wasn't the first time this had happened.