"I kissed a girl & I liked it..."

They'd been in their apartment for a year when, in the same week, Maggie landed a sweet promotion at work and Mollie was accepted to a prestigious education program at the local university.

"This calls for a paaaarteeeee!" Maggie proclaimed.

"Party, party, party...!" the two of them sang out as they danced about the apartment.

Saturday night, their little abode was packed with all of their friends and locally found family. There was song and dance and food and drink, and twice -- not just once -- the cops were called in to tone down the celebration. Comically, both pairs of beat cops, which included one male and three female officers, were about to get off shift and -- having seen the beauty of the parties patrons -- dropped in later to join the festivities.

It was well past 2am before the party began to tone down. A very tipsy Maggie was in the bedroom changing out of a beer covered blouse when Mollie entered, swinging her hips and juggling her big tits to the Katy Perry song, "I kissed a girl".

The two broke into a raucous duet and began dancing together, sometimes facing one another, sometimes spooning. When they were approaching the line about cherry Chapstick, Maggie reached to her bureau, snagged up her lip gloss, and laid down a layer.

She leaned into Mollie, pressing her mouth hard to that of her roommate. She hadn't meant it to be a serious kiss, romantic or passionate: she'd meant it as just part of the fun she was having with her best friend.

But Mollie had misunderstood, opened her mouth, and pressed her tongue in between her friend's glossed lips as her hands grasped Maggie's head and held them together.

Maggie was taken off guard, pulling her face back a bit and laughing. But even as the laugh was escaping, the very tipsy Mollie reengaged her in a passionate kiss.

And this time ... Maggie obliged...

It was almost noon when the two awoke, stripped to the skin, entangled with one another in Maggie's bed ... without an ounce of recollection about what had happened after "It felt so wrong, it felt so right..."