The following is a complete work of fiction. It is the first of what could be many entries in the adventures of Alisha, an 18 year old girl entering her senior year of high school, and Vicky.
Feedback is welcomed and encouraged, and I will give consideration to user suggestions on where future entries could go.
Day One does not feature any sexual content, but lays the story foundation for the days to follow.
Day One: Monday
The first morning light filtered through Alisha's window. She stretched in her bed, feeling the soft cotton of her sheets brush against her skin. It was the day before her senior year of high school, and a sense of anticipation filled her. The promise of new beginnings and adventures looming on the horizon made her heart race with excitement.
Alisha hopped into the shower, relishing in the warm water cascading down her body. She emerged clean and refreshed and carefully picked out her outfit for the day - a pair of faded blue jean shorts and a white t-shirt that hugged her curves in all the right places.
As she looked at her phone, an unread text message caught her eye. Samantha was inviting her to meet under the bridge with some friends. Alisha knew she shouldn't lie to her mom, but this was too good an opportunity to pass up.
Samantha was always a source of fun and rebellion for Alisha. Unlike Alisha's strict Christian upbringing, Samantha had no rules or boundaries. Alisha replied "ill be there :)" before slipping out of the house and telling her mom she was going to spend the day at Jackie's house.
Alisha's mom didn't seem to suspect anything as she waved goodbye, but Alisha could feel the guilt gnawing at her stomach.
With each step towards the bridge, the anticipation grew stronger, masking any twinge of guilt that nagged at her conscience.
The bridge itself was a part of the highway that went through the small town, and it rarely had more than a trickle of water running under it. This allowed for an out of sight hangout spot for some of the neighborhood kids who wanted to spend time away from the prying eyes of overbearing parents. As Alisha got to the bridge, she saw that Samantha was already there, sitting on the ground. Next to Samantha on either side of her, were two guys Alisha did not recognize.
"Hey Alisha!" Samantha called out to her as Alisha got closer.
"Hey," Alisha replied, trying her hardest to hide her excitement.
"I'm sorry I missed your 18th birthday last week!" said Samantha.
"Yeah, me too. But you know, with my parents and -"
"Oh, I know, I'm too cool for them." Samantha continued, "anyway, this is Tyler and Ryan."
"Hi," Alisha said, extending her hand.
"A handshaker!?" said Ryan. "You weren't joking about her being proper, Sammy."
Alisha's face reddened, and she quickly withdrew her hand. Alisha didn't know how to react to the comments; she was just behaving as she normally did. She sat down on the ground next to Tyler and tried to blend in with the rest of the group.
"So... what are you guys up to?" asked Alisha.
Ryan opened a backpack, and started pulling out some small bottles.
"This" he said, holding one of the bottles. Alisha didn't know exactly what she was looking at. It was clear that the bottle was full of something alcoholic, but she was too afraid to ask.
"We're going to enjoy some drinks," he said.
Alisha's church friends were used to her lifestyle, which was not usually the case for a teenager like herself. At home young girls were taught that drinking alcohol was bad, and they steered clear of it. Alisha was no different; she enjoyed spending time with Samantha and her other friends from church, but socializing at parties was something she had never experienced before. Alisha's mind started to race; was this a bad thing? Alisha didn't know. She just sat there and watched as the group started to drink. Alisha didn't want to be seen as being against the group, so she grabbed one of the bottles and started to drink as well. It wasn't before long that she soon found herself feeling a bit tipsy.
As the afternoon went on, Alisha became more and more tipsy. She was sitting on the ground, feeling dizzy and lightheaded.
"Hey, we should all play a game?" Tyler asked the group.
"Sure," Samantha replied.
The game that Tyler wanted to play was called "truth or dare". Alisha was hesitant at first, but she decided to play along. Alisha had no idea what some of the dares could be, but she was getting too drunk to care.
Alisha's turn to pick came up.
"Truth or dare" asked Ryan.
"Truth" said Alisha.