As you read this, please keep in mind that a lot of the story is told here as it was repeated to me in times and places when I wasn't around, mostly from Kelly.
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Since that afternoon in my living room, when Danny coaxed Kelly into giving him a blowjob, Danny had been true to his word. He hadn't told anyone about what he thought was Kelly's big secret. To Danny, Kelly was a closet homosexual, a fact that he though was sure to embarrass her if it ever got out, but what Danny thought he knew was further from the truth than he would have imagined. Kelly wasn't a closet homosexual. Kelly wasn't even a boy. Kelly was a straight girl who was pretending to be a boy, but not for any sexual reason. She only did it because the enrolments in the college workshop she wanted to attend had already been closed to girls. The only way she could get in was to pretend to be a boy.
Kelly kept up her end of the bargain in exchange for Danny keeping the secret. She didn't even have to be reminded. She'd agreed to give Danny a blowjob when he wanted one in return for keeping her sexual preference, or what he thought was her sexual preference, a secret. Kelly was more than happy to suck his cock at any time the opportunity presented itself, which turned out to be two or three times a week, which was about as often as the two were alone together.
Fortunately, little else had changed in her relationship with Danny. The other guy she had befriended, Steve, seemed to be unaware of anything going on, which was fine with Kelly. Aside from her sexual attraction to Danny, she also had a crush on Steve and that big cock of his.
One afternoon, Kelly told me she was going over to Tammy's house to drop off some papers for school. Kelly had told me all about Tammy. She was one of the more popular girls who flaunted her sexual prowess and worked the boys in the group into a frenzy. Tammy was also the one who had stolen Steve away from her at a recent party when Kelly had gone dressed as a girl, but in a costume that hid her identity.
Staying in character, Kelly dressed as a boy and headed over to Tammy's house. When Kelly showed up at Tammy's house, she was surprised to see what looked like a small party starting. Both Danny and Steve were there as well as a few girls she recognized from the classes.
Kelly and Tammy had hardly spoken. Kelly chose to keep her distance from the girls as much as possible. She figured the girls would be able to figure out she wasn't actually a boy easier than the boys would.
"Come on in," Tammy greeted Kelly at the door with a hug.
"I was just bringing these papers over," Kelly said.
"Thanks," Tammy took the papers from Kelly, "Let's go put these away and we'll get back with the party."
"Okay," Kelly said, following Tammy to her room without speaking to anyone else. When they got there, Tammy dropped the papers on a dresser, then shut the door behind Kelly.
"Can I ask you something?" Tammy asked.
"Sure," Kelly suddenly felt uncomfortable. What was it she was going to ask her?
"Why haven't you ever hit on me?"
"What?" Kelly was incredulous. "When have I ever had the chance?"
"Come on," Tammy argued. "Every boy in class has hit on me at least a dozen times by now, but not you. Don't you find me attractive?"
"Are you kidding?" Kelly tried to answer the way a boy would answer. "What guy wouldn't want to get his hands on that body of yours?"
"Really?" Tammy asked. "Some of the girls and I were talking and we were thinking you were gay."
"Gay?" Kelly shook her head. "I'm not gay."
"I don't believe you," Tammy said, stepping closer to Kelly. "Prove it."
"How can I do that?" Kelly asked.
"Use your imagination," Tammy smirked.
Kelly was feeling trapped. Deep down, she knew she shouldn't care what Tammy or any of the other girls thought about her sexual preference, but it still bothered her. She was tempted to tell Tammy to go fuck herself, but she'd worked so hard at passing herself off as a boy and there were still a few weeks of classes left. She didn't want to spend the rest of the summer with everyone thinking she was gay, not because she had anything against people being gay, but she thought it would change how she was treated by the people she'd worked so hard to become friends with, and it would almost definitely put an end to her ability to sit and watch Danny and Steve shower after basketball games.
