Yes, It Works!

Kyle headed back downstairs and saw Bianca still sitting on the couch, wearing just a pair of panties (nothing out of the ordinary about that) and still reading her book. Pamela wasn't anywhere to be seen. She must have gone out.

"Bianca, I was wondering something."

"Hmm?" she muttered, looking away from her book.

"How do you and Nick prevent accidental pregnancies?" he asked.

She put her book aside and turned towards him, then smiled. "I'm glad you asked that question."

"You are?"

"Of course. I'm happy to answer any question relating to my sex life."

It worked! Kyle thought, excitedly.

"We don't have sexual intercourse," she said, shrugging, then grabbed her book and began reading again.

"Wait. You mean not ever? You're a virgin?" he asked.

"Well, yeah. I'm not married. Of course, I know a few married couples who are virgins too. They just don't want kids, you know?"

So it looked like Bianca practiced abstinence. "Do you two have any kind of sex?"

"Well, of course we do. I'm not a prude. Nick usually licks my pussy. It's his favorite part of dating me." Thinking about Nick licking her pussy made Bianca recall the change she made the previous day. "You know what? I haven't made a change yet today. I think I'm gonna do that now. You know, get it out of the way. Did you make a change yet today?" she asked him.

"Yeah. I just did."

"Anything interesting that I should know about?" she asked.

Normally, he probably wouldn't have answered that question, but with Pamela's change, causing men to be more open, honest, and forthcoming with their sexual needs, could her question actually get an answer? After all, Kyle's change did involve girls being open about their sex lives, when asked about it (in other words, Kyle "needed" to know about Bianca's sex life). Or was her question too vague to be considered sexual-need-related? And if he did answer, how would she react to finding out that he made girls feel okay with talking about their sex lives, even to complete strangers?