***All sexually active characters are of age, 18 years old at least, and all sexual activities are consensual. Enjoy!***
While staying with her dad, Carrie Harper, 19, has her best friends around, Tracey Garret, 19, and Lillie Pratchet, 19, to hang out for the afternoon. Sitting together on the floor of the living room, sipping orange juice. Carrie chuckles, "...like, fuck, I have all this energy I wanna get out, just... would be nice to have someone to do it with, you know?"
Tracey wonders, "Mmm, but I could swear that you did have, 'someone to do it with,' the other day? Someone who knew my name?"
Carrie chuckles, "Yeah, well, you were on speaker so maybe they read your name on the screen?"
Tracey probes, "Why are you being so vague about this? We heard you with someone, and they spoke to me. Why won't you tell us who it is?"
Lillie suggests, "You know how shy she gets. She's not going to say a word about who it is, probably to the point where it gets really serious like inviting us to the wedding, or some shit."
Tracey enquires of Carrie, "Is that it? You playing around with a lot of guys? Fucking bicycle? Your back looks like it's getting a lot of work. Got a hump bulging out of it."
Carrie chuckles, "Maybe?"
Tracey jokes, "That's it then? Getting your backdoors smashed in?"
Lillie apathetically sighs, "Sounds painful."
Cutely, Carrie shrugs, "It's so much fun though."
Tracey looks surprised at the petite teen, scoffing, "I thought we were the Virgin Squad; trio of teens out to keep our legs closed against the hordes of horny fucks? Was gonna end sometime," sharing a laugh with Carrie.
Quiet, Lillie gives in to the laughter with a lift of the corner of her lips and a snort, "These legs are staying closed."
Carrie questions her friend, "Aww, come on. There must be someone you like?"
Lillie nervously fidgets with her fingers, shrugging, "No one I will ever meet."
Tracey realises, "Aaaaah, Max Grainer, from those movies you watch over and over."
Lillie answers back, "Gotta have a hobby."
Carrie teases, "I bet her legs don't stay closed when he's kicking the asses of everyone on screen. Pow! Pow! Pow! Ee-yah! Hnghh!"
Tracey laughs, pushing Lillie's shoulders, making her laugh too. They wrestle playfully where they sit, pushing each other and holding each other down, tickling each other, and lightly slapping their arms and bellies. The trio have always been this close, but never entertained being more, content with what they have, and never wanting things to become awkward.
Carrie hints to the girls, "You know, my dad is single. He's lonely."
Tracey thinks about it for a second, and asks, "And, you'd be alright with that?"
Carrie tells her friends, "We've been talking about it. I'm just, like, fed up of them being at each other's throats. Like, they both need someone."
Tracey laughs it off, "No, I don't know. I like Stephen, and I like Julie-Ann. Being with one would piss the other off. I don't wanna be that girl."
Lillie listens to this, sitting silently as usual as the other girls look her way, prompting her to say, "We all get lonely."
Tracey acts like she's caught her friend out and found a huge secret, "Oh! So she's, 'that girl.' She's thinking about it."
Lillie is unfazed as she states, "I'm really not."
Done with teasing, Tracey settles down, rubbing Lillie's back, telling her, "It's okay."
Carrie wonders if Lillie would be with her dad, but keeps the idea to herself. She thinks her friend is very beautiful, but she doesn't put herself out there. That girl is entirely happy with her own company, and being friends with her and Tracey is more of a habit for Lillie, but she knows she cares, even if she doesn't let on.
Tracey asks Carrie, "So, you've been talking about us possibly getting with your dad?"
Carrie elaborates, "Not, like, you specifically, but someone; anyone."
Tracey senses, "You really care about this?"
Carrie says, "Yeah, of course. He's my dad. Like, I want him to be happy. You know, Mom always says that Dad is always with someone new, apparently not caring about us, but, like, I don't see that when I stay. Like, he's really lonely. I don't know if he wants to come home if he was offered, but I'm sure he thinks about it. He's not the womaniser Mom makes him out to be. Maybe he's tried with a few women, but that doesn't make him bad."
Tracey chuckles, "And, you want me to be with him? I may be a few months older than you, but I'm still your age. Would that make me your step-mom? I don't know what that would even mean for us... It's weird..."
Carrie sees the absurdity of her suggestion, supposing, "Maybe? Fuck..."
Lillie plainly says, "I'm not getting in this. You two are weird today. Must be something in the orange."
Carrie and Tracey start laughing at what Lillie just said whilst she sits there unamused, until she gives in to the humour, joining in with them. The girls all laugh together for a while, letting it all out.
Lillie pulls out a pouch of tobacco and some rolling papers, beginning to roll herself a cigarette, and Tracey teases, "Oh, here we go. Took you long enough. Thought you'd have had one sooner."