ELIZA

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"I've never been with a woman, but I know what I like." Aisha confessed in the car.

This news excited Alina. "That's all right. I have plenty of experience." Alina said, stating the obvious.

"You don't have to tell me. I already knew." Aisha said, blushing.

On the ride, Alina shared how she was recently divorced and had just gotten out of a relationship with Kayla, who introduced her to drugs. She explained that that was why she was living with her parents. She further expressed that her insurance would not cover rehab which was why she was taking her medical leave from work just laying on the couch.

"I'm nervous about going back to work. It's going to be hard." Alina said.

"You got this. You're good." Aisha said. She did not know Alina very well, but she was confident in her already.

"You have me." Aisha said boldly.

How can she be so open and sure? Alina thought as she drove. Everyone else left.

When they arrived at her apartment in Stony Brook, Alina and Aisha made their way to Aisha's room after taking off their coats and shoes in the foyer.

Opening the door to her room, Aisha started, "I -"

Alina interrupted her by taking her face into her hands and kissing her deeply, pushing her against the closet door on the right. Aisha kissed back, sucking at Alina's top lip. Alina took off Aisha's sweater and bra, kissing and biting her brown nipples. Aisha let out a sigh.

Alina tugged off Aisha's jeans and pressed her lips outside of Aisha's panties, the heat coming through. Aisha took her panties off and let Alina slide her tongue inside of her. Alina liked her taste. She tastes like me, Alina thought. As Alina licked up and down Aisha's clit, Aisha took both her nipples in her hands and rubbed them.

"Take it all in. Fuck me." Aisha moaned.

Alina, pleased, sucked the entirety of her vulva. She licked her clit through her teeth. Aisha did not move her hips as she came on Alina's face, gasping. Alina got up to kiss Aisha.

"Is it ok if I say, "I love you"?" Aisha asked.

"I love you." Alina said, not knowing what love meant anymore.