Waking up

You wake up groggily, your head still foggy from the previous night's festivities. As you stretch, you become acutely aware of the soft, unfamiliar fabric against your skin. The nightie you're wearing feels both foreign and strangely comfortable. You sit up, trying to piece together the events of the night before, but your memory is hazy. Flashes of the health fair, the dinner, and the drinks come back in fragments, but nothing clear.

The door creaks open, and Alison steps in with a playful grin. "Good morning, princess. How did you sleep?" she asks, her tone light but her eyes curious.

You rub your eyes and sit up, feeling a rush of embarrassment as you remember what you're wearing. "Did you change me last night?" you ask hesitantly, your cheeks flushing.

Alison smirks, enjoying your discomfort a bit too much. "No, Mom did," she says, her eyes twinkling with mischief.

Your heart races in panic for a moment before she bursts into laughter. "Just kidding, it was me."

"Thanks, Alison," you mumble, feeling a mix of relief and embarrassment. "I must have been really out of it."

Allison sat down on the edge of your bed, looking at you seriously. "Alex, have you been wearing girls' clothes? I noticed your white panties while changing you."

You hesitate, your mind racing. The truth is there, but admitting it feels daunting. "Sometimes," you finally say, your voice barely above a whisper.

"It's okay," Alison says gently. "You can tell me. I'll be supportive. Mom has left for work, and I'm leaving soon too. You can try clothes from my wardrobe anytime you want, just make sure to put them back." Her reassurance makes you feel a bit more at ease, though the embarrassment still lingers.

With a final smile, Alison leaves your room, giving you a lot to think about.

You pick up your phone, considering reporting sick, but then you see a message from Penny.

Penny: "Congratulations on a job well done. Take the day off and rest. You deserve it." You also see a message from Sarah: "Thank you and good job. Rest well today."

You reply with a simple thank you to both Penny and Sarah, feeling a sense of relief.