Intermission - Noticing changes.

Grace turned off the running water in her shower, took her towel hanging from a close by peg and stepped out. With the towel wrapped around her, she exited the bathroom and went over to her walk-in closet to choose her outfit for that Sunday outing.

She was going to her boyfriend’s house again, with Mila and Sarah. It was nothing TOO special, but Oliver said his mother would be out of town all day and that his sister would probably go out as well. And since they lost their little love nest at school, they were all a little pent up.

The thought of doing it on his bed made Grace shiver. If they really did get some confirmed time alone, she was going to ride him so fucking hard he’d see stars. But even if she was going to take it all off, it didn’t mean she could slack off on her outfit. She needed to look cute, or else Mila and Sarah would completely outstage her.

She hung her wet towel on a hanging rack for the moment and walked naked to the spot where her dresses were. She chose a red one to try out first. He liked seeing her in red, he said. When she stepped in front of the large, full mirror, she caught herself smiling widely. However, she frowned once she started to give herself a more detailed look over and walked closer to the mirror.

Her hair was damp and loose, obviously, but there were other things that caught her attention. Her own skin felt and looked incredibly smooth, like she’d bathed in expensive creams, yet she’d used none of them. She almost didn’t want to believe it, but she thought she looked thinner, too. A quick check on the scale confirmed it. Last time she’d weighed herself, two months ago, she was at 56 kilos. Now she was sitting comfortably at 52. Four whole kilos gone in two months, and she hadn’t gone on any special diet or done any particularly harsher exercise routine. It wasn’t sudden, really. She thought had noticed herself losing some weight, but only now was she confirming it.

Grace remembered Sarah had told her that a person should not try to lose more than 1.5 kilos a month or it could be dangerous, but the surprising thing was that Grace felt absolutely amazing. She’d never had so much energy in her life. She was getting great sleep, waking up early wasn’t an issue anymore, and she even indulged in one or two more sweets a month than she usually would. And it wasn’t only that she looked thinner, but her figure was absolutely perfect. Her stomach and her waist were free of any extra fat, enhancing her hourglass figure even more.

It didn’t add up, did it? She was eating more sweets, and even if it wasn’t overindulgence, she should still be gaining weight rather than losing it. She felt healthy, too. Why was this happening? What was different?

…

Oliver.

Before meeting Oliver, and when she had a boyfriend, Grace would only have sex twice a month, maybe thrice. Those encounters were also short, no more than ten minutes, 15 if she was lucky. But Oliver… Sex with him was both intense and long lasting. If they had time, he could very well go for over five hours. That HAD to be a better workout than an hour of stationary bike exercise.

But there was also her condition, her skin. Now that she thought about it, she was also using less creams, less make up. She’d read that good sex could have a big impact on a person's health and mood, but to this extent? Her mind went to old thoughts, ideas she had started to dismiss as no more than her imagination after getting used to things.

Her boyfriend wasn’t normal. Five hours of sex with three girls? With barely any rest? And it was said girls who gave in first? Oliver was a monster, and after two months, Grace was getting used to it, but it wasn’t normal in the slightest. He was a virgin when they met, and he still was better than any other guy she had been with! Yet… Could her good health, skin condition, weight loss really be because of him?

She’d have to ask Mila and Sarah. One case wasn’t enough empirical evidence, but of those two were experiencing similar things, then…

Grace sighed and began to put on a black satin bra.

Everything had to do with Oliver nowadays, and she wasn’t sure how she felt about it. She loved him, and wanted to be with him all the time, but was that a good thing? She’d already made the mistake of committing too hard to a relationship before, and it didn’t end well that time. Oliver was different, of that she was 100% sure of, but even so…

“You’re such a handful…” She muttered to herself with a pouty face. “Doesn’t help that the weird ideas haven’t stopped.”

Weird ideas.

Oliver was getting popular, though he didn’t realize it, and Grace didn’t want to tell him. She didn’t want to add more pressure on his shoulder, since she knew he would start to panic if he knew that people, especially girls, were talking about him, about the hot waiter at that popular coffee shop. That they were talking about the guy who was friends with the three troublemakers, all of whom likely had the hots for him. They were talking about the quiet best friend of the basketball team’s captain. That last one Grace found funny, since they really did give off that impression, but she was sure neither of them would call the other that out of embarrassment. Boys were silly like that most of the time.

Oliver was getting popular, getting a lot of attention from other girls. And Grace didn’t hate it. Worse, she even kinda liked it.

The image of Oliver, her Oliver, the socially anxious boy who couldn’t even talk to people before, growing to have his own harem of sexy girls was… exciting, and arousing. And even crazier was the belief that Oliver himself would very much like it, though he probably would never admit it.

The thought would pop into her mind every time she overheard a girl talking about him, or when she saw him standing next to one. Thoughts like ‘he would totally blow her mind after five minutes’, or even the more **** ‘she’d be such a nice slut for him.’

It was weird, it was crazy, and she couldn’t stop thinking it would be amazing. If somebody could do it, it was him. He would love it, too, she was sure. But every time she thought that, she **** herself to remember all the complications that could come with it. Even if she was okay with it, what about Sarah and Mila? What if this new girl caused troubles? It was too risky. It could mess up their whole relationship, and that possibility terrified her.

…

Maybe it was time to stop holding it in. She had to bring this up to the girls.

Yes, it was a good idea. They’d call her crazy, an idiot, and finally get the dumb idea out of her head.

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