Ashley’s regret

Ashley was getting ready and had on her favorite red dress. Her roommate was eating a bowl of ice cream as she watched her get ready from the doorway. “Didn't the invitation say black atire only?” The clinking of the bowl filled the silence as Ashley stared at her reflection.

Ashley looked at her roommate in her pjs and said, “I forgot to get a black dress and I’m pretty sure it’s not a big deal to wear red. I can’t imagine I’m the only one not wearing black at the club we are going to.”

Her roommate took another bite of ice cream as she said, “Are you at least going wear black panties?” Ashley chuckled and lifted her skirt to reveal she was pantyless.

Ashley fixed her dress and looked at her reflection, “Where we are going panties will just get in the way.” She fixed her hair a bit before exiting the room.

Her roommate followed her and sat on the couch as she said, “Have fun out there. Don’t have too much fun out there!”

Ashley grabbed her keys and waved at her friend as she said, “Don’t wait up for me!” She closed the door and rushed to her car. Her heels were making it a bit harder and with every step she could feel her tits bouncing around freely in the dress. She was happy to be spending a night with her old sorority girls at a prestigious club. After a quick drive to downtown, she pulled up and saw the chauffeur opening her door. She did her best not to flash the man and saw he was wearing all black. She also saw the line of people all wearing black with no other colors in sight. “Uh oh…” she said holding the valet ticket and seeing her group of college friends waving her down.

She hurried over to them as they laughed with one of them saying, “Well there the rebellious Ashley we all know and love.” The other two chuckled as Ashley stood out in her red dress compared to anyone in line.

“I didn’t think they were serious about black attire. I also forgot to get something black,” Ashley said as she gave each friend a hug. “They can’t be that serious about denying a paying customer because of the color of her dress.”