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My Best Friend Is a Femboy

My Best Friend Is a Femboy

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As we barrelled down the motorway in my old, banged up second hand car I could feel Ash getting more and more anxious with every mile that racked up. Around half an hour ago he'd put it in his earphones while he stared out of the passenger window and I could hear upbeat k-pop music spilling out into the car and mixing with the sounds of passing traffic and the running engine. He'd been nervous about this trip for weeks and I'd had to spend a lot of time trying to keep him calm and reassuring him that everything would be fine. It had been two months since that fateful night that we had been intimate for the first time and I felt my heart start to race a little as I thought back to the moment I'd first seen him in his lingerie. Adjusting my cock in my trousers, I refocused on the road ahead, periodically glancing over at my best friend turned boyfriend as we drove. We passed a road sign as we approached our junction,saying that there was only ten miles to go until we reached our final destination. I could see his hands shaking slightly as his breathing got heavier, the telltale signs of an oncoming panic attack. He was doing his best to calm himself and I kept a careful watch over him as I drove, keeping an eye out for safe places to pull over if we needed to.

It was hardly surprising that he was so anxious, up until now, our relationship has been a total secret, only the two of us knew about the romantic and sexual bond we had formed. During the day, we went about our lives as normal, going to classes, the gym, grocery shopping, attending social functions with our classmates, acting as if we were nothing more than childhood friends. Our flat had become our sanctuary, our safe haven, where we could be ourselves away from prying, judgemental eyes. We'd shower together, eat together, cuddle and watch television together and of course, have sex, wonderful, intimate, romantic and sometimes extremely dirty sex. Ash had really bloomed over the past two months, settling into the role of a doting boyfriend, making sure I was always well fed and taken care of and in return, I protected him and kept him safe, holding his precious, bandaged heart in my hand and making sure that no-one would ever hurt him again.

He was almost always in Femboy mode at home, unless he was sick or particularly tired and it was easy to tell when he wanted some extra attention as he'd slip into something more revealing and provocative to catch my attention. We'd engage in a little game where I pretended to be clueless as he pranced around the flat in barely anything, bending over to show me his arse, fluttering his eyelashes at me and making suggestive comments to try and get a rise out of me. Sometimes when he really wanted to be dominated he'd start being deliberately bratty, refusing to clean up after himself and engaging in pointless minor arguments. We both knew what he wanted of course and once the tension had built up enough, I'd give him the hard fucking he so clearly needed as he apologised repeatedly for his bad behaviour, although we both knew he'd do it all over again the next time he wanted a thorough pounding. My cock swelled in my trousers thinking about all our sexy antics together over the past few weeks, but now was the time to push that down, he needed a loving partner and friend right now. 'Daddy' could, and certainly would, come out at a later time, but for now he needed to remain dormant.

As we pulled into the outskirts of town, he reached out to find my hand on the gearstick, holding onto me for support while continuing to stare out of the window. His breathing seemed slower and more measured now which made me relieved. He always seemed to relax more when he was touching me, like I was his safety net and just knowing I was there always made him feel better. Physical contact was definitely one of his love languages and we were almost always connected at the hip when we were at home, but now we were venturing out into the big wide world, more specifically our home town and as we pulled onto my parents driveway he finally pulled out his headphones and looked over at me. He was trembling like a leaf, lip quivering in poorly restrained fear. My heart almost burst with sadness and I reached over to pull him close to me.

"It'll be okay baby," I promised, "and I'll be right here beside you the whole time."

"Do you really think we need to tell them?" Ash asked in an almost pleading tone. He'd been hesitant ever since I'd suggested the idea, but I knew deep down it was for the best and so did he.

"We've talked about this," I answered, trying my best not to sound frustrated. "I don't mind keeping our relationship a secret at university, but I can't lie to my parents. They'll see right through me and you know how understanding they are. It'll be fine, and even if it's not, I'll still be here for you, always."

Ash leaned forwards, pressing his forehead against mine, eyes closed as he took long, deep breaths, fingers interlocked with mine as we sat in the silent car. "Okay. Let's do it," he said, "I trust you baby."

We shared a quick kiss before getting out of our respective doors, each looking around to see if anyone had noticed as I locked the car. It was such a rush, being intimate like this in public, but we were still afraid of the potential repercussions, as if some homophobe was going to jump out of a bush at any moment to hurl slurs at us. We walked to the door side by side and while I had my keys with me, I knocked regardless, waiting to be greeted by my parents.

The door was flung open as mum leapt forwards to wrap us both up in a huge cuddle, kissing us both on the head as she fussed over us, my dad leaning on the door frame with a kind smile on his face. "Oh I'm so happy to see you!" Mum exclaimed in between various excited hugs and squeezes. "How was your trip? Studying hard? Met any girls yet?" she asked in a chaotic stream of questioning that neither of us even had a chance to answer.

"Okay love, let the boys breathe for a second," Dad said with a chuckle as he stepped out of the house and took his mum by the arm to pull her back from us for a moment. "Good to see you lads," he said, rustling my hair while he gave Ash a warm smile. "Hope my Bruce hasn't been getting you into any trouble?" he asked Ash, with a raised eyebrow.

"N... no," Ash replied, as his cheeks flushed red, quite the opposite Mr Marston!"

Dad laughed, "how many times do I have to tell you Ash, you don't need to be so formal, you can call me Neil, you know that!"

"Yeah, I do, sorry Neil," Ash replied with a little smile as my dad stuck out his hand for a masculine handshake, my boyfriend's petite digits quickly engulfed by his tough, working man's hands. Despite them basically being his surrogate parents, he still had trouble accepting them as his own, not from any lack of love, but in my opinion, from fear of being rejected after his own parents had abandoned him so many times. A lifetime of being let down has got to result in you expecting it after a while.

"Come in, come in!" mum insisted, gesturing towards the house with her arm to welcome us in, "you boys must be so hungry after your journey and I've got a roast in the oven for tea!" she explained. Mum had always loved being a parent, it was what she lived for, which was partially why she'd so willingly accepted Ash into our home. She was the perfect housewife, cooking and cleaning to make sure her boys were well taken care of, but she was far from an outdated stereotype. She was a published poet and had actually won a few awards over the years and in truth, while dad came across as more gruff and stoic, it was mum who wore the trousers in the relationship. She ushered us both inside before heading off the kitchen to check on the food. "Cup of tea fellas?' she asked, head sticking through the kitchen door, a beaming smile on her face, absolutely overjoyed that her babies were home. We, of course, gladly accepted her offer.

Myself, Ash and Dad took a seat in the living room, me and Ash on the larger sofa and my dad on the little two seater on the opposite side of the room. We talked for a couple of minutes, Dad ranting about the current fuel prices for most of it, before mum came bustling in with a tray of mugs. She doled them out to each of us before taking her place next to Dad, giving him a glance which subtly said 'shut up Neil, you're boring everyone with your incessant petrol price chatter,' making him instantly clam up. Mum had always had a way of conveying things with just a look and it instantly made me feel at home seeing how they were with each other. I couldn't help but consider whether any of their habits had carried over to my relationship with Ash and without even thinking, I placed my hand on his thigh before quickly withdrawing it. Mum definitely noticed, but seemed to decide not to say anything as she bombarded us with questions about university life. We sat like that for the next twenty minutes, happily chatting away and I could tell that Ash's anxiety had lifted a little now that we were here.

Before we knew it, mum was getting up from the sofa to finish off our evening meal and the three of us joined her in the kitchen to try and assist as best we could. It was pretty cramped in there, but it allowed me to stand next to my boyfriend, soothingly stroking his back in between assisting my parents in plating up all the food. Once we had all been served, we funneled into the dining room to tuck into one of mum's famous roast dinners. A perfectly cooked chicken, crispy roast potatoes, stuffing, an assortment of veggies and generous lashings of gravy had me salivating in anticipation. I loved university life, the independence, the freedom, the new experiences, but if there was one thing I'd missed more than anything, it was my mother's cooking.

We all tucked in and for a few minutes, we mainly focused on eating, but conversation was quickly struck up again by my dad, who apparently had a burning question on his mind.

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"So then my lad," he opened warmly, "what are the girls like at uni then? Seen anyone that takes your fancy?" He asked, shooting me a cheeky wink as he waited for my response. Months earlier, before I'd left, he'd sat me down and had a long chat with me about living alone, being self-sufficient and giving me tips on how to navigate the big wide world, but mostly, he'd told me about his student antics back in the day. He'd made it clear that he was hardly a lothario, but before he'd met mum, he'd certainly had his fair share of conquests. I wonder if part of him was living vicariously through me, watching me go off to indulge in the pleasures that could only come from a bunch of young, excited and inexperienced people being forced together while trying to complete their studies. I'd seen a gleam in his eye that I hadn't seen before during that conversation and it still crossed my mind every once in a while. I didn't doubt for a second that he loved mum unconditionally, but nostalgia is a powerful thing, especially as you get older. That same glint was in his eye as he looked across the table at me, waiting expectantly for my answer.

"There's plenty of nice girls," I commented, glancing over at Ash before continuing, "but I'm trying to focus on studying you know? Plenty of time for girls in the future." I was happy with my answer, measured without bringing any suspicion on myself and Ash, although, before we left, the cat would be out of the bag regardless.

"That's my good boy," Mum said proudly, reaching over to give my hand a squeeze before continuing with her meal.

"How about you then Ash?" Dad asked with a raised eyebrow, "any love in your life at the moment?"

"Not really," Ash replied shyly, "I'm trying to study, same as Bruce." He took a poorly timed bite of his roast potato as dad responded in a jovial tone.

"Two young guys living together with no hint of a woman to be seen? It's enough to make people think you two are gay or something."

Ash nearly choked in shock as the potato tried to go down the wrong pipe, gasping and spluttering as he tried to breathe. Mum and Dad looked incredibly alarmed and I quickly sprung into action, slapping Ash hard on the back repeatedly until finally, with a big cough, the offending chunk of carbohydrates flew out of his mouth, landing in the gravy boat with a satisfying plop. Ash sucked in air hungrily, giving me a grateful look as mum fussed over him. "Oh my goodness sweetie, are you okay?" She asked anxiously, pouring my boyfriend a glass of water and handing it to him so he could take a few sips.

"Y... yeah, I'm okay," Ash replied through labored breaths, "Thanks Bruce," he said sweetly, squeezing my thigh under the table as our eyes met.

"Sorry son," Dad said, an element of surprise in his voice, "I was only joking."

"It's okay Dad," I replied quickly, "I think Ash was just taken aback by your joke, that's all."

"Yeah, that's right, exactly like Bruce said" Ash replied, giving Dad a smile to try and allay his fears.

"Good..., good," Dad replied before turning his attention back to his plate, not sounding entirely convinced.

We resumed our meal in relative silence and Dad seemed somewhat reserved, probably because he'd nearly just accidentally killed his son's best friend and his borderline second son. Mum was trying to appear casual, but every time she looked up from her plate she was looking at me or Ash. That might not seem strange, but I knew my Mum well and I could see the cogs whirring in her mind. Whether it was my unintentional display of intimacy earlier or what Dad had joked about, it had clearly put an idea in her head and she was now trying to size us up. There was no way to communicate this to Ash, so I did my best to act 'normal' as we all finished our food.

There was still an awkward tension in the air as we chewed in the last morsels of our meal and to everyone's surprise, especially mine, Ash was the one to speak up. "So you're still putting up with Neil then Pippa?" he asked with a cheeky smile on his face. There was a moment of silence before we all burst out laughing, mum clutching a hand to her chest as she giggled girlishly.

"Yes, I am, for my sins!" she joked back, reaching out to take Dad's hand and giving it a little squeeze.

"We can always get a divorce, there's still time," Dad interjected with a sarcastic smile on his face and we all laughed again, happy that the awkward moment had passed.

"Sweetie, can you help me clear away the dishes?" Mum asked me as she stood up, her plate and glass in hand.

"Sure," I replied, getting up to help her.

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"And honey, didn't you need a hand with the boxes in the garage?" she asked. Dad looked a little confused for a second, before realization dawned on his face.

"Oh yeah, I do, mind giving me a hand Ash?" he asked, "there's just a couple of things that need moving."

"Okay Neil, no problem," Ash replied, the two of them getting up from the table and making their way out of the dining room. Before he left, my boyfriend turned back to say something to Mum. "Thank you for the food Pippa, it was so good!" he said sweetly, with a cute little smile that made me want to cover him in kisses right there and then.

"Yeah Mum, it was so good, I've really missed your cooking," I added, putting my arm around her waist and giving her a little squeeze.

"Oh you two!" she replied with a happy smile, "you're just too sweet! Now run along Ashley, Neil will be waiting for you!" Ash made his way outside to the garage as myself and Mum set about cleaning up, carrying all the plates, glasses and cutlery into the kitchen. She asked me to wash up the pots and pans while she unloaded the dishwasher and we happily got on with our respective tasks until Mum spoke up.

"It's so good seeing you honey."

"You too," I replied, hands covered in suds, dunked in the lukewarm water in the sink.

"But I can't help feeling like there's something different about you. Like something's changed...," she explained calmly before bending down to extract some plates from the washing machine's rack. I did my best to stay calm and collected, suddenly intensely interested in the bottom of the saucepan I was scrubbing.

"Oh, really?" I asked. I couldn't tell her like this, I promised Ash we would do it together, but I was getting more and more worried that she'd already rumbled us.

"Yes, I think so." Mum said as she took a step closer to me, looking at me intently. "Maybe it's just that you're living alone now? You're certainly not a little boy any more," she added, gently rustling my hair as she walked past me to put the crockery in its place in the cupboard.

"Yeah, that must be it!" I added, sighing in relief. That was a close one and I could feel myself getting more anxious as I felt the fateful moment approaching. We continued our tasks without much issue, tidying everything away and leaving the pots to dry before heading back towards the living room. "I'll go and check if they need any help," I explained to mum before heading outside and into the garage, its large metal door open wide and the sound of strained grunting coming from inside. "You guys okay?" I asked as I stepped inside, taking in the view of my dad and my boyfriend, one on each end of a long wooden box, faces red, sweat on their brow, straining to lift it onto a shelf against the wall.

"Give us..., a hand..., lad!" Dad managed to grunt out as I rushed over, bracing the center of the box and pushing it upwards. It was still a struggle, but between the three of us, we managed to finally get it safely nestled alongside the other boxes. I could tell Ash had been struggling, bless him, he'd gotten a little stronger since he'd started joining me at the gym, but he was still only small, tiny compared to both me and my dad, but he was determined too and I was proud of him for sticking at it.

"What the hell was in there? A ton of bricks?" I asked, drawing a chuckle from my dad.

"Not too far off, it's all your mum's books from the attic," Dad explained with a slight hint of annoyance in his voice. Since I had moved out, Mum had been on a DIY binge, painting, decorating, carpeting and her most recent venture, insulating the attic to get the energy bills down. Dad had been looking forward to a relaxed life now that it was just the two of them at home and he was still clearly a little upset that his evenings and weekends weren't being spent golfing, fishing, at the pub or watching the footie. "I'm going to head back inside, I need a drink after all that hard labor, you coming lads?" he asked as he walked out of the garage, turning to face us.

"We'll be there in a minute, we just need to grab our bags from out of the car," I explained. Dad gave us a tired looking smile before heading back into the house, leaving us alone for the first time since we'd arrived at the house. I reached out and gently took Ash's hand as he rubbed his thumb against the back of my palm, taking a moment to just enjoy the comfort of each other's company. "Everything okay?" I asked.

"Yeah, your Dad felt really bad about what he said, he apologized a bunch as soon as we got out here," he explained. "I know he didn't mean anything by it."

"But he was right though, wasn't he?" I joked, making Ash blush cutely. Checking that there was no-one outside the garage that might notice, I gave him a peck on the cheek, giving his perky little bum a squeeze as he blushed an even deeper shade of red.

"Be careful," he hissed softly as his eyes darted back and forth to make sure nobody was watching from outside, although I could tell from the desperation in his voice that he was loving the attention and wished that we could go further.

"You're so cute," I whispered softly into his ear before remembering that we needed to talk before heading back inside. "Listen, I think Mum might be onto us," I explained, voice wavering a little as I spoke. I'd been doing my best to keep up a strong front for Ash' sake, but I couldn't deny that I was still scared to tell my parents about our relationship.

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