By Theresa5678 and Linda1234
Note to readers: We met online through Literotica, but have never met in person. We decided to write this story together by writing alternating sections and chapters. For this reason it might not flow as well as it would if it were written by a single author. We apologize for this and hope you'll like it anyway. Theresa & Linda
Theresa and Julie had met while they did volunteer work for the same political candidate. They found they had a lot in common and started to get to know one another better and better. Theresa had just broken up with a long-time girlfriend and confided every aspect of the relationship to Julia, who helped her understand the issues. Through this process they grew to be friends, and eventually became quite close. One day Julia startled Theresa by asking her on a date. Julia asked Theresa to go to a dance club together. Even though she didn't think she was ready for a new relationship, Theresa surprised herself by agreeing to go. After all, it was just dancing. Harmless stuff. And drinking of course.
Theresa wasn't much of a drinker, preferring conversation and dancing. But at the club Julie quickly downed one drink after another. After only a short time Theresa was starting to feel that the date had been a mistake. This wasn't what Theresa wanted.
Bored and scanning the club for an exit strategy, Theresa's eyes fixed on a beautiful brunette, one who - she could tell even in the darkened club -- closely resembled herself. Then their eyes met. Theresa tried not to stare, both at the girl's beauty and because of their incredible resemblance to one another. They even dressed similarly, with plunging necklines and short skirts.
Theresa wasn't certain, but it appeared the mysterious girl was also watching her intensely. Was it her imagination, or was the girl even sometimes "eye fucking" her, or at least signaling her? Theresa's mind was whirling, wondering whether she could somehow get rid of her increasingly drunken date, how she might be able to meet the other girl, and whether it was her imagination or whether the other girl was also interested in her.
The other girl, who Theresa would soon find was named Linda, also was on a first date, with a woman she had met at her gym. Linda had dated a string of losers, one after another, until she had soured on the entire dating scene. Rather than bore herself to tears yet again (and again and again) with a girl that a friend-of-a friend fixed her up with, Linda immersed herself in work and hobbies. She hadn't dated anyone in more than half a year. When Donna asked her out she politely turned her down. But Donna persisted, pointing out that Linda's alternative would be to spend yet another Saturday night reading. Linda finally agreed that dancing was better than reading.
Theresa could see that her look-alike's date was also pouring the drinks back, so she formulated a plan. Theresa decided that if they could get close enough to talk, she would tempt fate and see if her clone was also attracted to her. Theresa grabbed Julie and pulled her onto the dance floor, hoping the girl who so resembled her would see what was happening and come out to join them. After dancing seductively, but not for Julie, and rarely taking her eyes off the gorgeous brunette, Theresa was thrilled when Linda took her date's hand and headed to the dance floor.
As Theresa and Linda danced they secretly signaled to each other, by nods, winks and smiles, that each wanted to get to know the other. As they danced, facing away from each other, Theresa suddenly felt Linda's back against hers. When she lowered her hand she found a hand waiting for her. Soon after this Julia lost interest in dancing and told Theresa she wanted to get another drink, so they went back to their table. Seeing this, Linda said she had enough dancing, and told her date, loud enough for Theresa to hear, that she should go back to their table while Linda went to the ladies room.
Theresa made the same excuse and also hurried to the bathroom. Once inside both girls simply stared at one another. Their resemblance was simply astonishing! Doppelganger, twin, duplicate... each mesmerized the other. Silently they stared, studying each other's face, expressions, eyes. Linda even found herself looking into the mirror to see both of them at once -- just to be completely sure that she had been looking at an actual girl, not at her own reflection. Then she saw Theresa also staring into the mirror. Did they also think alike?
Neither was sure of the effect the other was having on them, only knowing that their hearts were beating louder and louder. What was going on? Neither had ever been in a situation that even remotely resembled what was happening. Both were almost paralyzed with an array of emotions they couldn't begin to understand. Was this what love at first sight was like? Were they just in shock over finding an identical looking girl? Was each girl sending out unconscious signals that triggered something in the other? Both were confused -- but mesmerized. And excited!
Linda was afraid to speak -- afraid she would say something that would reveal her confusion, her true feelings, and scare the other girl away. But, in a way, there was no need to speak. She stared into Theresa's eyes and decided she was looking at her own soul. Into a mirror that reflected her true self. Linda kept hoping Theresa would speak first, but had no way of knowing the other girl also was afraid to speak for fear that she too would reveal her heart. Each was afraid that if she said, "I know we've just met, but I think I might be falling in love at first sight with you" the other would be frightened away.
Linda finally summoned her courage and decided to break the trance. But she decided to try to do it in a way that would prevent her from saying too much. By first simply saying, "I'm Linda."
"Theresa" was the reply.
Then Linda stepped forward and decided she was essentially looking at herself. That maybe she had entered some type of science fiction movie, or was the victim of a wondrous magic spell. This must be fate. Her destiny. Without thinking she stepped forward. And kissed Theresa lightly.
Theresa kissed back, and reflected that this was in some ways like kissing herself. Was this really happening? Was she perhaps kissing "herself" from some parallel universe? Or Theresa felt that she had maybe just met and kissed her soulmate.
The kiss that was supposed to disguise how Linda felt about Theresa instead revealed it, as each girl melted into the other, embracing her and becoming one. Neither expressed their nascent love in words, out of fear. But each heart knew the truth. And their two hearts started to beat as one.
Linda then became increasingly passionate, kissing Theresa with more fervor than she had ever kissed anyone. And liking it much more. Both girls pulled the other closer. Linda's hand slid down Theresa's back, cupping and gently stroking her rear, and then stopped kissing her long enough to smile and give her a look that in effect said, "you forgot to wear panties tonight". Taking a step back, Linda slowly pulled her skirt up, revealing that she also wasn't wearing any. At that point both girls knew they were kindred spirits whose night was only beginning.