"I'm sorry, Meghan." You say. "You have no idea how sorry I am. But my roommate is sick back at my dorm room..."
"Ah, your female roommate. I remember." Meghan said, a hint of jealousy in her voice.
"Yes, and I promised her I'd be back later so I could help take care of her." You explain.
"Take care of her?" Meghan repeats, making air quotes with her fingers. She catches the look on your face and sighs. "Sorry. You don't deserve that." She looks away. "I mean, all we had was casual sex, right? It's not like we're going steady or anything. I have no right to stop you from being with other-"
"Meghan, there is nothing going on between Melody and me. We're just friends. Always have been." You say to her, brushing her cheek.
"Okay." She says. "I guess I'm not that good at hiding what I want." She smile ssheepishly.
"Tomorrow's Sunday. How about I take you out to dinner?" You grin. "Like an official date."
"That sounds nice." Meghan smiles. "I'd really like that."
"Good. It's a date." You get up then scoop your arms under Meghan and pick her up. She lets out a whoop of suprise, then giggle as you lay her down on her bed. Then you grab your clothes and get dressed. Meghan watches you the whole time.
Once you are fully dressed, you walk over to her and giver her a chaste kiss. She responds by forcing her tongue past your lips and into your mouth, and your goodbye kiss ends up lasting six whole minutes. When you finally pull away, you grin and leave her dorm room.
There is a spring in your step and a large grin plastered on your face. You haven't felt this good since you met Gia. Hell, this feeling trumped Gia by a long shot. You skip all the way back to your dorm and you find yourself whistling as well.
When you finally get back into your room, you see Melody is still laying in bed like you left her, reading a book. She looks up at you. "Well, well. You were sure gone for quite a while."
"Yeah." You nod. "Did you get some restful personal time in?"
"I did. I actually feel better." She smirks, then cocks her head to the side. "What is with that goofy grin, Jack? You're practically glowing. I guess you had a good time today too." She closes her book and sits up, looking right at you. "So where did you go? What did you do?"
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