Take a break

You decide to head to the nearby library, hang out a bit and maybe see if there’s anyone that you know around. You’ve been in the library once before, back when your parents **** you to come and help your older sister, Gina, move into college, so when you come back in, the large study spaces and columns of bookshelves still look damn impressive. There’s even a little robot track thing on the ceiling that lets people get the books they want, without having to leave their desk.

As you stroll through the book-stacks, you come across a familiar face. Sitting on a couch, scribbling on a notebook, is the beautiful blonde Dani. You can’t see her ass quite as well as last time from this angle, so you get closer, whereupon she looks up at you and smiles.

“Nice to see you, Alex,” she whispers.

“Are we not allowed to talk in the library?” you whisper back, sitting next to her. It’s a small couch, and a tight fit, and you can feel her body pressed against yours. It’s a good feeling.

“Oh, we can,” Dani says. “I was just studying here because… um… so I could sneak looks at the guy sitting there.”

She points through the bookshelves, where you can see a slim guy in his mid-twenties studying at a desk. He’s dressed professionally, but looks a bit young for a professor.

“And is that the mysterious guy you were talking about earlier?” you ask.

Dani blushes - it’s a cute expression, though she looks away in embarrassment. “Shh… don’t tell Mars or Valentine. They would kill me if they knew I had a thing for one of the grad students in my class.”

“Loose lips sink ships,” you say, placing a finger by your lips. You see Dani’s gaze linger by your lips for a second, causing you to glance at hers, and you imagine them open wide for you, wrapped around your…

“The problem is,” Dani sighs, “I know he’s not going to ask me out.”

“How do you know that?” you ask, slightly distracted. “You can’t be sure of that.”

“I overheard him gossiping with another guy just an hour earlier,” Dani says. “He mentioned that he was interested in me, but didn’t know if I could hold myself in a relationship - he’s older, and not just looking for a fling, you know?”

“Yeah, I get it,” you say, though the guy’s goals couldn’t be further from your own at the moment. Wheels begin to spin in your head, and a plan forms in your mind.

“I just don’t know what I can do,” she says, and you shake your head in disagreement.

“Look, you really want to go out with him right?” you say, and Dani nods. “Well, I think I might have just the thing for you.”

What do you tell her?

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