"Wake up, beautiful."
"Morning, gorgeous." Grace rolled over and kissed Linda. Both of the beauties - each indeed matched the others' verbal description - were clad in panties and babydoll nighties. As was usual when they slept together.
"Grace -- are you awake enough to talk?"
"Sure."
"We should talk about where we are going."
"Going? Is everything OK? For me, everything is going great. Better and better every day, actually. And for you? Is there something special you want to talk about?"
"Well, yes...
"It can't be that you want to know whether I love you - you know that. You want me to tell you how much? How you are my one true soulmate? How I love you soooo much? More than I have ever loved anyone!"
"I always like to hear that, and you know that I love you too, just as much. But that's not it."
"Do you want me to tell you how glad I am you picked me up - seduced me? One simple dance, you said. For 2 girls to dance doesn't mean anything, you said. And then we held hands. And then you squeezed my hand. And then I squeezed back. And at the end of the evening you asked for a light kiss. And then.... then months later I finally went to bed with you. Its been - what, three months we've been making love? More since we started dating, of course. Nine months since that dance. The happiest time of my life."
"When I saw you at that party I couldn't help myself. You were the most captivating girl I'd ever seen. I saw you with those guys eating out of your hand, panting over you. But my reaction was not jealousy over the guys wanting you instead of me. My reaction was that I wanted you too. I was jealous of the guys for having your attention. I'm so glad you finally talked to me. But at that point I never thought you'd consider being with me. With any girl."
"Well, I sure never imagined when we started talking we'd hit it off so well. That we'd see each other, first as friends, then as BFF's, and then... then, then that first dance, then that first kiss.... Then falling in love, and finally, finally, becoming lovers."
"It sure took me long enough to get you to bed. It wasn't easy seducing a straight girl. But I had to, because I fell in love with you at first sight."
"I was a lot slower. I never, at first, thought I could ever fall in love with a girl. I would never had let myself! And before I made love with you I had to be sure I was in love with you. And you with me. I'm proud to call myself an old fashioned girl."
"That's part of what I love about you. So sweet you had to be in love first. Not too common, today. But that made it so much more special when we did it. But now, you beautiful creature, you're so beautiful I can hardly look at you and remember what I wanted to say."
"Linda, sexy Linda, what do you want to say."
Linda (still in her babydoll nightie and panties) kneels, and then gets down on one knee in front of Grace. Linda trembles, quakes, and then calms down. Summoning all her courage, a look of determination on her radiant face, she pauses, collects herself, pushes her sensuously long hair out of her eyes, reaches for a small box, and holds it in front of her. She opens it and takes out a diamond ring, which she offers to Grace while asking, "Grace, will you make me the happiest and luckiest girl in the world by marrying me?"
Grace gasps in shock! "Linda! Marriage between two women is only for lesbians. I'm not a lesbian! Or even bi. I'm a straight girl!"
"But... don't you love me?"
"Of course I love you. You know I do. More than anything!"
"More than you've ever loved a guy?"
"Of course. And you know that too. I think I've never really loved a guy, not really. I thought I did at the time, but not like this, not this intensely. Not compared to how I love you. Guys are nice, really great, but I'm so much more in love with you than I've ever been with a guy."
Taking Grace's face in her hands and staring into her eyes, Linda continued, almost crying, "Grace, my Graceie, you love me. I love you. Right?"
"Right. A thousand times Right! Please don't cry! I don't want to make you cry!"
"Then why won't you marry me?"
"Because ... because I'm not a lesbian or bisexual! Having sex with you doesn't make me a lesbian. Lesbians marry each other, but since I'm straight I'll marry a man."
"But Grace - you love me and you've never really loved a guy. You're in love with another girl! That means you're a lesbian or at least bisexual."
"No it doesn't. Lots of women - most women, I think - actually love another woman more than any man. Lots of women are, in truth, much closer to another woman, are more in sync with another woman. Women fulfill each others' needs better. Every kind of need, and every kind of want as well. They confide more with another woman, their soulmate can better be another woman. For most girls their life actually revolves emotionally around another woman. They are closer to other women, more intimate emotionally.
But usually women don't all it love. Maybe its due to societal pressure that most women are afraid to call it "love". But it really is love, romantic love. I'm sure most women are in denial that the one they love most in the world is another woman. I'm just being more honest when I tell you that I love you, my best girlfriend, with all my heart.
Besides - you're the most lovable person I've ever met. Anyone would fall in love with such a wonderful person. This doesn't mean I'm a lesbian. Just an honest straight woman."
"But... you also love making love with me, a girl. That makes you at least bisexual. Please kiss me so I can make my point."
The panty clad Linda paused, then kissed Grace. Their hard bodies held each other as the kiss lasted, and lasted, and lasted -- for 10 full minutes! A kiss that eventually included each girl kissing the others' face and neck, their hands rubbing all over one anothers' body. Finally, Linda slowly broke their kiss and, holding Grace close to her and, peppering small kisses all over her face whispered, "Didn't you like our kissing?"