Yet another morning in the club room.

Even though it was mid spring already, it was only now that I was feeling the weather get warmer. Walking from home to school wasn’t nearly as painful anymore. Summer was just a little over a month away.

…

And high school as a whole was quickly coming to an end, too. Tests, choices to make, the uncertainty of the future… I really can’t tell if the moment arrived faster or slower than I expected. The school year had been like nothing I’d ever experienced, but I can at least say that things like what I’d do for university were really not high on my priority list. That’s not a good thing, I guess.

I got to school, walked into the club room and sat down at the table. I was alone, my headphones still on, but I wasn’t paying much attention to the music, or anything at all, really. My head was running circles around itself, wondering what I’d do to make things work with the girls, with Diana, with university, with the possibility of us going different ways… So when the door opened I got so startled my body jumped.

“Oliver, we have a problem!” Mila said, walking into the room with Alice and Sarah.

“What? What happened!?” I asked, worried.

“Who are you going to take to prom!?” Mila asked me.

…

…

I sank in my seat as if all strength had suddenly left me.

“Well, that wasn’t as funny as we thought it would be…” Sarah said.

“I forgot there’s prom, too…” I mumbled, throwing my head back.

“Okay, from the top, Oliver,” Alice said, giggling, standing behind me, holding my head and leaning down to kiss my forehead. “Good morning, for starters.”

I smiled. “Good morning.”

“Now, what’s on your mind? Did things not go well yesterday?”

I shook my head. “No, it’s not that. The school year is ending, and I was… thinking.”

“Ah.” Alice smiled wryly.

“Couldn’t have picked a worse timing for a joke, huh?” Mila said.

“No, it’s fine,” I said, laughing. “Still… Prom, huh? When the school year started, I knew for sure I wasn’t going.”

“Aww, seriously?” Mila frowned.

“You know, I was considering not going, either,” Alice said, taking a seat beside me. Mila and Sarah kissed me good morning then sat across from us. “That was before I got a boyfriend, though. Now I want to brag a bit.”

“Right?” Mila said, beaming. “I bet Oliver in a tuxedo would blow minds.”

“Someone already asked me if I’d go to prom with him,” Sarah said, making us turn to her with very confused looks.

“The hell?” Mila said.

“Did he not know you have a boyfriend?” Alice asked.

“No, he knew,” Sarah said, frowning. “He said something like ‘Hey, if your boyfriend is not treating you right, I’d be happy to take you to prom instead. I’ll treat you the way you deserve’. He tried to sound all suave, but it came out really sleazy.”

“Huh. Honestly, I kinda envy that confidence,” I said. “I can’t even be mad.”

Sarah smiled. “What, you’re not jealous?”

“Did you say yes?”

“Of course not.”

“Then why would I be jealous?”

Sarah stuck her tongue out to me. “Boo. I knew you wouldn’t cause a scene, but I was hoping for some worry. Boring.”

I grinned. “Trusting you is boring? And shouldn’t you be the one jealous? I spent all of yesterday with Diana, remember?”

Sarah grinned back. “I’m not jealous at all. I want to hear the details.”

“Same,” Alice said, smirking. “Did you get past second base?”

“Nah, I bet he won the game with nothing but home runs,” Mila said.

“Let's wait a bit,” I told them. “Grace won’t forgive me if I start without her. Noelle probably would, but I’d still rather wait,” I joked.

I asked the girls what they did on the weekend. Mila hung out with some other friends of hers, Sarah stayed home and had to help her little sister with homework and Alice went shopping with Isabelle and Noelle. Grace and Noelle arrived while we were talking.

“Did we miss the date story?” Grace asked after I kissed her good morning.

“No, we were waiting for you two,” I told her.

“I’m assuming it went well, then,” Noelle said, taking a seat to my left while Grace sat on my lap.

“It did. I… Man, I know we’ve talked about it, I know you girls are okay with it, but it still feels weird to tell you about me seeing someone else.”

“And that you feel that way is part of the reason we’re okay with it,” Grace said, kissing my cheek. “Go on. No need for shame.”

“Okay, then.” I took a deep breath. “I like her a lot. She’s amazing, and I think you’ll like her, too. If she can control her own nerves around you, at least.”

“Did she glare at you or act coldly?” Noelle asked.

“Not at all. We had a couple awkward moments, but we got over them quickly. Diana is very straightforward but worries that her words or actions might trouble others. That makes her hesitate, stop and be… hard to approach.”

“Ah, so like Sarah if she was more… like you,” Mila said, blinking in realization. “Oh.”

“No wonder you two got along, then,” Alice said.

“And hearing that is reassuring,” Noelle added. “I was worried she was simply… confrontational.”

“No, she’s very sweet. Once we got all the awkwardness out of the way, she was very easy to talk to. And… Well… Yeah, we’re very compatible in bed, too.”

“There it is!” Grace said. “We need details, love! Details!”

I didn’t hold anything back. I could practically feel the excitement and arousal in the air. Even Noelle was rubbing her thighs together as I recounted yesterday’s events, her face red and lips grinning.

And I have to admit, telling them was pretty arousing for me, too.

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