History (3rd person)

This chapter is going to be written in 3rd person because it's an attempt to write an unbiased history of Dave and Ashley and John.

John and Ashley have known each other since they were babies. They grew up in the same neighbourhood and their families were friends. Ashley was constantly in and out of the Langwell home. Ashley & John were in kindergarten together. The Langwell family had started first. They had a son and daughter older than John and then two more daughters. Ashley was the oldest in her family with two sisters and a brother.

Dave didn't meet John and Ashley until Jr. High. Dave had gone to another elementary school. They were all in Grade 7 together. Dave & John bonded over things like comic books. Dave thought that Ashley was cute.

There was a class field trip. As the kids got on the school bus, the seats were big enough for two people. There was an even number of girls, but Susie insisted on sitting with the teacher. Ashley ended up in a seat by herself. Well, until the last boy to get on the bus sat in the seat too. It was Dave. When the bus arrived at the museum, the teacher had everyone hold hands between the bus and the entrance. That meant Dave & Ashley had to hold hands. At the entrance, the teacher said that they had to stay in these pairs the whole day. Dave didn't mind holding Ashley's hand as they travelled from exhibit to exhibit with the class, but Ashley didn't like it.

She felt like it was something little kids would do, not grown up girls like her! And the fact that it was with a BOY was worse than if she'd been partnered with another girl. While she was willing to walk beside a partner all day, the hand-holding was just too much.

Meanwhile, Dave was learning more about Ashley than about the boring exhibits. Sure, he could stay with certain exhibits like dinosaurs and the history of machines all day, but gems in geology? It was more interesting to watch the reactions of other students and he had to keep track of his partner so that they stayed together all day.

Dave & Ashley were in Grade 8 together and he now thought she was very cute.

All three of them went to the same high school.

One day, Ashley went to the library at lunch. As she walked to where the science books were, she saw Dave & a girl in between two rows of bookshelves. The girl was backed up against the shelves, and Dave had a hand on her breast. Ashley heard the girl say, "No, Dave." Ashley kept walking to get her books. Later she talked to the girl in the bathroom.

What Ashley didn't hear was the girl say, "No, Dave. Not like that. Try putting your hand under my top."

Heidi was from Dave's neighbourhood. They had known each other for years. Dave and Heidi had gone to the same schools all the way through their education, but she was older and so always in a different class but were on the same school bus. Now that she was in her last year of high school, she was developing the realization that she was growing up to be a pet. And that day she really wanted to be petted, or at least try being petted. During lunch, she spotted Dave, knew that she trusted him, and asked if he'd be willing to try some thing if she bought him pizza for lunch. He gobbled down the pizza while she explained what she thought was happening to her and how she wanted to test the theory.

In the biology section of the library, they found some books on pets. One of the books talked about the importance of touch for pets. A lot can be communicated with just a touch. They tried shaking hands. Heidi still felt a sense of want. They tried hugging. Nope, not satisfied. He tried patting her on the butt. Better, but not enough. He tried scratching behind her ears. Nope. He tried running his hand from the top of her head down. Um, not really. He tried stroking her back. Bit better, but it made her nipples tingle. Stroking her front. Oh, that felt good! More please. Try under the top. He tried putting his hand under her top. Eureka! That was it!

As for Dave, his family didn't have a pet. This interaction was the basis of his knowledge of pets. He just assumed that all pets had the same preference Heidi had. From that day on, if Heidi saw Dave first, she would greet him by rubbing her chest against him, especially if she could run her cleavage up his arm. If Dave saw Heidi first, he'd run his finger down the front collar of her top until he go to the lowest point, and then slide his hand in and circle her boob.

Ashley really did talk to Heidi in the bathroom later that afternoon. Ashley asked about what she had seen in the library. Heidi really didn't want to talk about what she was going through, especially not with a girl she just met! She asked Ashley what her interest in Dave was. Ashley brushed it off.

Ashley was heart-broken! The guy that she thought she was starting to like was a creep who pushed the limits of **** girls. She determined she would never be that **** again. She warned girls away from Dave. That's the way she saw it. Dave saw it as chasing the girls away, cock-blocking him.

Heidi started to spend time at Dave's home after school. She found that Dave's house was a great place to read about and study being a pet without worrying about her parents watching over her shoulder. Over time she needed that less and less. She liked sitting in his garage and handing him tools as he worked on an old car or some doodad. She didn't realize she was a heifer until after graduation. She wanted to get away from the city and eventually was adopted by a grain farmer. She loved being surrounded by the rolling hills of green during the growing season.

John was the one friend Dave & Ashley had in common that they would not walk away from. So both of them tried to get John on their side. Tactics ranged from inviting John to something more fun if they heard he had plans with the other to taking up as much of his time as they could to complaining about the other one to John, trying to convince him to end a friendship.

John heard their squabbles with each other. If he tried to end the squabble, he always said the wrong thing and it would somehow just add to the argument. He heard their pleas for him to end a friendship. He tried to defend his friends just to have the hearer ignore every good thing he said.

It ended up that John had more classes with Dave so they hung out at school a lot. John and Ashley hung out at home a lot. When they weren't all hanging out in a larger group, that is.

Now that high school is over, Ashley was accepted into university to study science, John was accepted into college to study business, and Dave began an apprenticeship with a mechanic.