Literotic asexstories – Reunion Ch. 02 by CollegicHeart,CollegicHeart
“Who’s there?” She called out.
“It’s me, Jay.” Said the person on the other side of the door. Trudy groaned. She wished she had had some more time to think up what she would say to him before she had to face him. She opened the door and jumped back a bit for instead of seeing Jay’s face, she saw a large bag from McDonalds held high. Jay peaked out from behind the bag. “Peace offering?” He offered with a nervous laugh. Trudy sighed and stood back, allowing him to come in. Jay gave a relieved sigh as he stepped in.
“Shoes.” She reminded him. Jay nodded. “Here let me take that.” She said. She took the bag from him and set it on the kitchen table and watched as he stepped out of his shoes. Jay looked up at her. Trudy’s cheeks reddened and she looked away. Jay sighed and went to sit at the table. Trudy followed.
“I wasn’t sure what you might’ve liked.” He said. He reached in the bag and began pulling out several wrapped packaged sandwiches and laid them out on the table. Trudy stared at him, shocked.
“Jay, don’t tell me you got everything they had.” She said.
“Just about.” He said.
“It must’ve cost a lot of money.” Trudy said. He then pulled a large carton of orange juice.
“I uh stopped at the super market on my way back…Figured you’d want something besides water to drink.”
“Jay, you didn’t have to-”
“It’s okay.” He said. “Really.”
“I can’t accept all this.” She said. “I mean-”
“It’s no big deal.” Jay said, bringing on that smile of his that used to always make Trudy melt. “You can throw out the ones you don’t want.”
“Jay, I can’t just let you waste your money like that.” She stood up and went to her room. She came back carrying her wallet. “Let me pay you back.”
“No.” Jay insisted. “It wasn’t a waste, really. I don’t want your money.” He took the wallet from her and placed it on the table.
“Then what do you want?” Trudy asked.
“A chance to apologize?” Jay asked. Trudy sighed and sat back down.
“I should be the one apologizing. I acted like a total freak last night.”
“No, no, you had every right to be upset. I shouldn’t have just forced myself on you like that.”
“You didn’t force me.” Trudy said. “I mean…It’s not like I totally objected. I guess I just…wanted to be sure we were acting on whatever it was we were acting on last night for the right reasons.”
“Right.” Jay nodded. Trudy sighed and looked at the sandwiches on the table. She reached for one of them and opened the top of it and was about to take a bite before she stopped. “Something wrong?” Jay asked.
“I shouldn’t eat this.” She said. She sighed. “I look at this, and all I see is the little fat girl from high school.”
“What the hell are you talking about?” Jay asked. “First of all, one little breakfast burger isn’t going to hurt you, second of all, you were not fat.”
“Jay I’m glad to see you still have that extremely nice and kind nature, but come on, I was fat.”
“You were not.” Jay said.
“Please! It took my mom and me a whole day to get my prom dress because the dresses that did fit me I didn’t like and the ones I liked didn’t fit me.” Jay looked at her and shrugged.
“That dress you did wear seemed to fit you perfectly and it looked nice.”
“Yeah, as if you remember what I wore.” Trudy said with a laugh.
“What is it with you and this whole self deprecating attitude?” Jay asked. “Trudy, you are beautiful and you were beautiful back in high school. Now, eat the damn burger.” He said. Trudy looked at the burger as if it was some poisonous viper. “Oh for goodness sakes.” Jay said, rolling his eyes. He grabbed one of the remaining burgers and tore it open. He took a big bite out of it and began to chew. “Mmmmmmm! It’s soooooooooooo good.” Jay said, speaking with his mouth full. Trudy laughed. “You don’t know what you’re missing, Trudy.”
“Ugh, mind swallowing? I can see chewed up meat in your mouth, its gross!” Trudy giggled. Jay swallowed the food that was in his mouth. “Thank you.” Trudy said.
“Come on, you know you want to eat the burger.”
“Oh so now you’re resorting peer pressure, huh?” Trudy asked, quirking an eyebrow.
“Yeah, sure, why not.” Jay shrugged with a laugh.
“Fine, if it’ll get you off my back, I’ll eat the damn burger.” She said. She took a bite. “There happy?” She asked. She began to chew and suddenly gave a soft gasp, her eyes drifting shut. “Oh my god, I forgot how good these were.” She said, looking as if she was experiencing total bliss. Jay laughed.
“That a girl.” He said. Trudy and Jay sat there enjoying two more burgers each before putting the rest back in the bag. “You can keep the rest. Put them in the fridge for later or something.” He said. Trudy sighed.
“You’re terrible.” Trudy said. “You’re like the little snake in the Garden of Eden, you know that? If I go back home this summer and need to get a bigger pants size, I’m going to kill you.” She said. Jay rolled his eyes.
“Again, I doubt a few burgers will turn you into the Goodyear blimp.” He said.
“Just saying, if you see me floating around in the air with a propeller sticking out of my ass, you’ll know why.” She said. Jay laughed. Trudy went and put the carton of juice and the burgers in the refrigerator. She sat back down with him.
“So, since we’re okay, I was wondering if you were doing anything today. My roommate and his girlfriend are going swimming down at the river, they asked me to come along but frankly the idea of being a third wheel isn’t too appealing.”
“So you want me to come along and be the fourth wheel?”
“Exactly.” Jay said.
“Is this just some ploy to see me in a bathing suit?” She asked with a smirk. Jay laughed.
“Oh, but of course.” He joked, although the idea of seeing her in a bathing suit did sound nice. “So, would you like to come with us?” He asked.
“I would, but I don’t have a suit.” Trudy said. “I mean, I have some bathing suits, but they’re pre-total body makeover, so they don’t exactly fit right.”
“Well, isn’t today your lucky day.” Jay said.
“How so?” Trudy asked.
“Beth-my roommate’s girlfriend, just sprang this whole river idea on us, we didn’t bring appropriate attire so Dylan and I are going to go get some cheap trunks, you could come with us and get yourself something.” He said.
“Well, you’ve thought of everything, haven’t you?” Trudy smirked.
“Pretty much.” Jay said. “So…?” He said.
“Sure.” She said. “What kind of female would I be to turn down the opportunity to do some shopping?” She grinned. Jay laughed.
“Awesome. So, do you want us to stop by and get you in about an hour?” He asked.
“Yeah.” Trudy said. The two of them got up and Trudy saw Jay to the door. He put his shoes back on and stood there for a second, looking at Trudy. “So, I’ll see you in an hour.” Trudy said, her tone a few degrees close to nervous.
“Right.” Jay nodded. He opened the door. “See ya.” He said before walking out. Trudy let out a sigh. She was glad that things were all right between her and Jay, but she wasn’t quite sure what those things were. Were she and Jay just going to pretend nothing happened? Trudy sighed and decided to not try and dwell too much on it and just hope things became clear. She went to her room to get dressed and brush her hair.
An hour later, there was a knock on her door. Trudy walked to the door as she pulled her purse on her shoulder and was in the middle of putting her dark brown hair in a ponytail. She opened the door, expecting to see Jay but was surprised to see a girl standing there. She recognized her from her literature class the past semester and gave a friendly smile.
“Hi, you must be Beth.” Trudy said, figuring it was Dylan’s girlfriend. The girl nodded.
“Yeah. After Jay told Dylan that you were going to go shopping with them, I figured I’d come along, you know, so you’re not drowning in a sea of testosterone.” Beth said with a smile. Trudy laughed.
“Cool, well I need to just put my shoes and socks on. You can come in if you want.” She said, stepping aside to let her in. Beth walked in, shutting the door behind her as Trudy grabbed her sneakers and went to sit on the couch. Beth stood by and watched her pull on her socks and sneakers.
“So, Jay told us that you guys went to high school together.” Beth said, trying to make conversation. Trudy tied her shoes and pulled a strand of her hair behind her ear.
“Yeah, we did.” Trudy said. She stood up and smoothed down her white t-shirt and blue jean pants. Outside the apartment, down at the sidewalk, Dylan and Jay sat in Dylan’s car waiting for the two females. Dylan sat behind the wheel with Jay sitting in the back.
“So, you’re saying she’s changed over the year?” Dylan asked his roommate, referring to Trudy. He had seen Jay’s yearbook and Jay had pointed out his friends whenever he came across their pictures. When Dylan came across Trudy’s picture, Jay said she was a nice girl who had had a crush on him. Dylan didn’t exactly think she was incredibly good looking-not that he thought she was ugly, she just seemed plain. At first Dylan had a hard time believing she was in the same grade as Jay seeing as she had a chubby face which made her look a lot younger then what she was.
“Yes.” Jay said. “Dude, when I first saw her last night, I almost didn’t recognize her.” Jay said. The two were silent for a while. Soon they saw the girls coming down the stairs. Dylan gave a low whistle.
“Man…If I didn’t have a girlfriend…” Dylan muttered. Jay glared at him.
“Well you have a girlfriend, so don’t even-” Jay began, but stopped when Trudy and Beth reached the car. Trudy smiled as she slid in the back beside Jay. Beth got in the passenger side.
“Hey.” Trudy said to Jay. Jay echoed the greeting.
“Trudy, I’d like you to meet my roommate, Dylan.” Jay said. Dylan turned around in his seat to face her and extended his hand.
“It’s very nice to meet you, Trudy.” He said. Trudy smiled and shook his hand.
“Nice to meet you too.” She said. Dylan turned back around.
“All right, everyone ready?” He asked, although he didn’t expect to get an answer. “Let’s go.” He said as he pulled out of the parking space and drove off. They ended up at a long strip of stores and everyone got out. They walked into a store and separated-Beth and Trudy going to look at bathing suits and Jay and Dylan going to look at trunks. Trudy found a plain black one piece bathing suit and picked it up.
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