Love at sunsent

Sarah drove Jill home knowing staying any longer and she'd feel His wrath, being a Christian, she knows well about wrath. "Sarah." Jill interrupted the silence "We should probably finish our talk." Sarah shook her head, if they didn't talk about it she didn't have to do what she was afraid she wanted to do next. "I like you and I know you like me." Jill insisted on talking about it, why was she not afraid like her? She never seemed to be afraid of anything. "I think we should do something about our feelings." Talking about it made it more real than she wanted it to be. As a fantasy she could convince herself it was just strange dreams about a new roommate but they had actually kissed and God it was such a lovely kiss. It was nothing like she imagined and so much better than she dreamed.

Sarah pulled over into the woods and stopped in a clearing, if she was more experienced, she would know the locals called it Passion Park. "Fine what should we do?" she tried to sound less frazzled than she was. "Should we get a hotel and make love and go to Hell with the rest of the fornicators?" Sarah left the car and sat on the hood. She just wanted to be normal and marry a sweet boy who'd give her babies like she was supposed to do. Why did she have to have these feelings. Jill sat on the hood next to her. "I was thinking more like a date." Sarah did her best to avoid eye contact. "I was born in the Bible Belt remember, I know all about the religious fear." "Yeah what did you tell them? It's a dry heat?" Jill suppressed a laugh. "Look, you said you really liked me and I like you too. Does that feel wrong?" "I guess not." "We can take it slow but it would be crazy if we just ignored it. We can go out and if there's something there we go on another. If not we just forget about it okay?" She had never felt this way about anyone before. "Who even pays in this situation?" Sarah asked laying her head on Jill's shoulder. Jill chuckled softly "Well since I asked I'll pay."

Sarah and Jill sat for a moment watching the sun descend slowly over the horizon. "Can we k-kiss again?" Sarah asked. "Any time." The sun set and the stars twinkled over the young lovers for now at least Sarah could forget about her worries.