Chapter 1: Not All Rainy Days Are Sad
Lisa watched the puddles form on the streets as the rain fell. Each drop disturbed the street lamp's reflection in the puddles. Lisa sighed as she had hoped it would be a good night, yet her parents were gone and her good friend, Tianna was caught up at work. She thought of a few guys she could call, but each were either gone or still at work. Feeling bored she decided to just try and make the best of the night.
She went down to the TV room and turned on something that seemed funny. "The Simpsons" she thought. "Homer is dumb enough to make the most bored person laugh." She then got herself some water to drink and sat at the computer to check email. As she rustled through all the lame emails she heard a knock come at the door. She wondered who it could be.
Lisa adjusted her spaghetti strap top and jeans as she quickly checked herself out in the mirror, just in case it was a hot guy. She then peered through the spy hole to see who it was. She recognized the person as Linzee, a girl she knew of in high school. Linzee was a couple years older, but Lisa remembered seeing her in the halls. Feeling safe she opened the door. At this point the water was gushing down so she kindly let her in.
Linzee stepped in and was soaked. She took of her jacket that, at this point, was hardly worth wearing and placed it in on the tile in the doorway to avoid getting anything wet. She explained how her car had broke down at the end of the street and that its seemed that no one was home anywhere. "You're the first person in four doors to open up." Lisa kindly found a towel and gave it to her to dry off with. Her black tank top clung to her skin and bra revealing every outline of her of her natural C-cups. Lisa caught herself admiring Linzee's shape, but then asked "Can I get you a drink?"
"Sure water would be fine. Not that I haven't had enough of that." Lisa giggled and hurried off to get some water. When she returned Linzee had just finished drying off her legs and short shorts. Linzee was still fairly wet. But at least now she was out of the rain. "So you mind if I wait her until the tow truck arrives? It should only be an hour."
Lisa understood and felt that she really had no choice though she didn't mind being nice and accepted the offer. Linzee tried to dry her hair but the gel, now wet from the rain, just made things worse. Obviously frustrated by it she asked if it would be OK to take a quick shower to warm up and fix her hair. Once again Lisa felt that it would be rude to deny the request so she agreed.
Lisa gave her a new towel and showed her to bathroom with the best shower. Linzee thanked her as she closed the door. While the shower was running Lisa felt a little strange. She couldn't help but to return her thoughts back to Linzee's chest. How nicely they had become. So full and on her short 5'1 frame they looked even nicer. Lisa shook her head to clear the thoughts out of her mind and made some hot chocolate for her guest.
Soon she heard the water turn off and in a few minutes Linzee was in the kitchen wrapped up in the towel. Her jet black hair looked so soft smooth as it was just barely fluffed dry. Lisa soon found herself admiring it and her dark eyes. She almost felt herself get lost in them when Linzee asked if the hot cocoa Lisa has holding was for her. Lisa smiled and blushed a little as she nodded and handed over the mug.
The two girls sat down around the table and sipped their hot cocoa and tried to make small talk. Not much was said, just a few thoughts of how life had changed and how high school had its ups and downs. From there things moved towards boys and the troubles they bring. Lisa was shocked to hear how Linzee found it hard to get dates. She was so hot. Linzee explained that she was a bit picky so that kept most of the date numbers down. For a moment silenced enter the room once more. Linzee then looked at Lisa and giggled. She reached her finger out and wiped off a hot cocoa mustache that was left on Lisa's upper lip she then licked her finger clean.
Lisa felt chills run through her body. Linzee smiled as if she had noticed the chills and looked deep into Lisa's eyes. Lisa tried to look down or away, but she couldn't help but to look back. Lisa grew a bit nervous as light tingles were forming inside her. Her hands shook a little under the table. "What is going on?" she thought. Just then Linzee stood up and, still looking into her eyes, removed her towel and kindly handed it back to Lisa. "Here is your towel back."