Yes, they head to gym early

Tanya isn't happy with the current events. She was hoping everyone would get along. "Sure, yeah, let's get to gym class early."

The girls get up and as they do a weird feeling comes over McKenzie. In spite of the arguments and humiliation, Tanya's other friends could be a lot of fun. "I see what you meant by how much fun they could be."

That makes Tanya smile a little bit, but she isn't sure if McKenize is sincere or not. As they walk Tanya tries to reassure McKenzie, "so, don't worry about Kyle, Josh, and Minh. They're good with secrets. They won't tell anyone about, you know, the BBC thing or whatever it was. Especially if I ask them not to. We're best friends."

McKenzie stops worrying so much. "Sure, but that's why I wanted to leave early. I don't know why I gave him that email address. Honestly, I rarely use it except when I'm really, well, I guess you understand. Sort of like I caught you doing this weekend. I don't get quite that crazy," she laughs, "but sometimes late at night, I get really into certain things. I'm surprised you're so comfortable admitting it. I thought you would be mad when it came out of my mouth."

Honestly, Tanya was surprised, too, but the truth was it excited her. "I don't know what's going on with me. I feel like turning 18 has awakened something deep down inside. But McKenzie, you can be honest with me about anything, okay. So if you ever want to talk about private stuff, I'm here for you."

McKenzie nods as they enter the locker room. They're 10 minutes early, so the locker room is completely empty except for Maggie who's in the process of changing into her gym clothes.

"Oh come on, are you following me?" Maggie says as she stops pulling down her pants and pulls them back up. She quickly grabs pulls her jersey over her sports bra.

"Lunch was getting awkward, so we left early, too. Didn't realize you were coming straight here." Tanya smiles. Her eyes wander up and down Maggie's body. "You don't need to be so shy, Mags. Not like I haven't seen everything."

Maggie blushes. McKenzie cocks her head at the comment. "I don't even want to know," and heads around the corner to the cheerleader lockers.

Tanya lets McKenize go and stays with Maggie. She starts to strip down. "I'm sorry if lunch got weird for everyone. I was so happy to have McKenzie sitting with all of you. I wish you could get along."

The goth girl is frozen as Tanya strips out of her top and bra. Her well-toned upper torso and firm breasts are unabashedly on display. Yes, she was up close and personal with them at the strip club, but this felt different. That was an out-of-control situation and this was just the locker room at school. Maggie didn't know what to do. The strip club must have really gotten into Tanya's head. And now all of this with McKenzie. She knows she could just tell Tanya to hate McKenzie and not be friends with her, but she worried she'd already done too much damage. Especially once Tanya drops her skirt and panties. Maggie's voice is caught in her throat. All she can think about is last night and that intimate moment of sixty-nining on stage.

Maggie wants to hug and kiss Tanya. She wants to flee. She wants Tanya to not like McKenzie. "Argh!" she releases a frustrated groan as her anxiety gets the best of her. Why is it so hard to make Tanya her friend?