The First Day

The drive was only half an hour. Alice had practiced the route a few days prior. She always hated driving an unfamiliar route. She left her little suburb, spent a few minutes on the highway, and navigated the crowded streets of downtown.

She rarely had any reason to come this way before. She only ever drove to the grocery store most of the time, although she had gone this way to check out a tiny bookstore, the only brick and mortar nearby that sold merchandise relevant to her interests. She was unaccustomed to the number of pedestrians and the cars parked on the sides of the street. She saw the bars and restaurant near campus and wondered if she might be able to find the courage to walk around the city and visit them.

Soon she arrived at a parking garage for the university, and found a spot on the fourth story. She made a note of where she was located, and then took the elevator down.

When she went to the elevator, another person was waiting there. A beautiful woman wearing a long seafoam dress and a black blazer. Her hair was long and blonde, and her lips were plump and pink.

Alice felt a stirring in her belly, and stared at her feet the whole ride down. They went their separate ways soon after. Alice was mesmerized, watching her until she disappeared behind a wall. The way her hips danced under that dress as she walked was unlike anything she had ever seen. She had to awkwardly face a wall for a few minutes and calm down.