Work includes incest of several varieties, impregnation, first times, slight exhibitionism, voyeurism, rather large dicks, and some hints at F/F attraction. Everyone having sex is 18, of course.
Hope you enjoy!
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It took me until the third day of college to realize that I might be one of those home schooled kids.
I'm sure you know the type. Even I did, but I never thought I was one of them. They're a little awkward and probably behind in some subject or another that their parents just weren't good at teaching. Maybe they don't wear all the new trendy clothes, but that's not too big of a deal. Most of all, they're innocent.
That last one was the kicker for me, the thing that started everything. Obviously I knew I was a virgin and all. But I figured most people were at least virgins at 18 like me, if not even more than that -- after all, who had the chance to kiss someone in high school, right?
Wrong. It turns out lots of people kissed in high school. And plenty did a whole lot more than that.
I was way, way more behind than I thought.
You can't blame me, though. At home, it was just really me and my twin Jason.
And I'll be honest: I never cared all that much about being a twin. It seems like twins usually go to one extreme or the other: either they're inseparable besties with a psychic bond, or they try to be as different as possible.
Maybe it's because Jason's a guy and I'm not, but we never really did either of those. We're close, but not overly so.
Jason was... Jason. That's really the best description I can give. Tall, skinny, usually rocking a mop of blonde hair that made him look a little like one of those designer labradoodle dogs. Interested in history, when I always had a passion for literature. Nice and all, but mostly just a constant and comfortable presence in my life.
(And before you say it: yeah, I know, Jason and Jill Janson. So silly. Wait until you hear about our parents Julie and Jake! Apparently they just couldn't get enough of the funny comments, so they decided to try to rival the Kardashians with their alliterative family naming scheme.)
Jason and I were equally surprised when we both decided to go to the same college, given our differences. I'll be honest: I was a bit surprised we even got into college to begin with. (Since, well, the home schooling thing.) But those acceptance letters and scholarship offers didn't lie, so I convinced myself we were better prepared than I thought we were.
And then school ended, and then summer was over, and then we were off.
I didn't meet my roommate until move-in day, but I knew Jason had been trading emails with his. Apparently the topic of siblings didn't come up, or they probably would've figured out that they were both twins, and that their twins were also rooming together.
It was definitely someone in the housing office's idea of a little joke, pairing us with another set of twins. Jill and Katie, Jason and Seth. How cute.
So as I went off to start my college life with my roommate Katie, Jason was doing the same with Seth. It was weird, knowing that two people connected as Jason and I were also moving in and unpacking in the very same rooms. Like deja vu almost, but experiencing the moment twice concurrently rather than reliving it.
I was halfway through unloading my panties when I stopped short: was this that psychic twin thing? That connection that I'd always heard about? Huh, imagine that.
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Orientation went smoothly for about the first two and a half days. And then things took their first turn.
"Are you coming to the Lambda Kap party on Thursday?"
Katie didn't even turn to look at me as she spoke: her nose was still down in some textbook. "Work hard, play hard" was how she had described her attitude, which I could respect. Though I wasn't exactly sure what her words meant.
"The what party?"
She snorted. "Lambda Kap, the frat down on the corner of Oak and 5th? Seth has a buddy who's a brother, so I trust the guys."
A fraternity party? "Will we be allowed in? Will there be alcohol?"
That triggered a full-blown laugh from Katie, and she finally looked up from her book with amusement.
"Good one," she said. It would've been if I had been joking. But when I didn't reply, her eyes widened in horror.
"Wait--" Katie waved one hand vaguely. "Are you telling me-- Are you serious?"
Again, I remained silent. By this point, I had figured out my mistake: I knew people drank, of course, but I had figured it would be done quietly, illicitly. Not brought up so casually between new roommates! But I wasn't exactly ready to admit my misconception to this girl that I had known for a few days; that felt pretty embarrassing.
Thankfully -- I guess -- Katie took pity on me instead of mocking me.
"You weren't lying about being home schooled, huh?" she said, and I shook my head. "I kind of thought you were, since you seemed pretty well-adjusted this week."
I shrugged. "I wasn't lying. Definitely home schooled."
"Okay, just to be safe, I've got to check a few more things. First: do you know how babies are made?"
That made me roll my eyes. "They're brought by storks, obviously," I deadpanned. If she was going to ask dumb questions, she'd get dumb answers.
Again, home schooled, but not out of touch. I might not have known much about college culture, but my parents had given us the talk at least.
If I'm being honest, Katie hit on a sticking point, and I knew I was blushing a bit as I continued pondering babies. See, I had long had a bit of a fascination with pregnancy. Seeing a woman with her belly pushing out always made me feel a little woozy.
I think it was knowing how they got like that. Knowing that some guy had finished inside her, pushed it in deep. And now here she was, walking around proudly, showing the results of that successful rut to everyone.
Katie grinned at me. "Alright, fair. I'll stop teasing you."
She paused to think before continuing: "Look, it's no big deal if you aren't comfortable, but I think the party will be fun. Let's try it out, right? I'll stay with you the whole time."
I finally found my ability to speak, but the words that left my mouth surprised even myself: "Okay. Yeah."
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Later that night, I did what any good, nerdy, unaware girl would do: some googling.
I looked up all the frats on my campus. I read some reddit threads about our party culture. I even looked up statistics about what percent of students drank and were virgins. (I did say nerdy, so you don't get to judge.)
It was a little relieving, having that knowledge. But now that I knew just how off-base I was before, I felt like I got off a little easy after the party conversation with Katie.
She had to think I was massively weird. And she just... let it go?
The answer was yes, at least for a day. I slept, went to classes, all that usual stuff. And when I got back to the room in the evening, Katie was perched somewhat expectantly on the edge of her bed.
"I've got a question for you," she started abruptly.
I nodded. "What?"
"Are you a virgin?"
I felt my cheeks flush immediately. What a personal question! Did she think I wanted to discuss this with her, a girl I had known for a few days?
But I knew my body language was already clearly giving away the answer, as I shifted my weight uncomfortably. And just a little, I was hoping she wasn't one herself, and that she could give me some advice or information.
"...Yeah. Are you?"
"Me? No. But I figured you were," she said, and I felt myself grimace a bit at that. She shook her head, continuing, "No, no, it's not a bad thing! You're just-- well. You know!"