A Day Together

Sandra and I decided to have our date at a park that was closer to my house than hers for a picnic. "Our date," kept on rattling around in my mind. I still couldn't believe I was actually going on a date, much less with another girl.

"Hey." I happily greeted and we exchanged hugs. It felt kind of nice feeling her larger breasts squeeze against my body as we embraced, actually.

"So, full disclosure, I've never really been on a date with.... ya know. So I might be a little awkward, like more than usual." I warned her as I set down an old blanket for us to eat on.

"Yeah, you've told me before that you've never been with another girl, remember?" She reminded as she set the food. "I mean, I've never been on a date with.... anyone really." I admitted.

"Oh!" She said in realization. "Then I guess I'll have to show you how it's done." She said with a somewhat sly grin.

I nervously smiled back.

We sat down on the blanket and we ate in mostly silence.

Sandra suddenly held my hand. I could feel the butterflies forming in my stomach. "Sam," she said in a very serious voice. "Y-yeah?" I nervously stuttered. "You have some mustard in the corner of your mouth." She said and burst into laughter.

I cleaned my face and joined in the laughter. "But seriously, I really do have feelings for you. I understand if you don't feel the same way and just want to stay friends though." She told me glumly.

"Sandra, I-"