Masked Love.

The Halloween Party

October 31st 2016, it was almost midnight and Holly was dressed in an elegant and beautiful white gown with a while masquerade mask covering the top half of her face. Nobody but one one person knew that it was her so she kept a low profile at the party until she bumped into her son's father's best friend, Reggie, who was dressed at Zorro. (Holly had always had somewhat of a secret crush on Reggie, but never had the guts to mention it to anyone--not even her best friend).

Noticing his muscles, Holly bit down on her lower lip as she attempted to move past Reggie. She wondered if he recognized her or not, but didn't want to make it obvious that she was who she really was so she gave Reggie a sweet smiled as she continued on her way, however before she could realize it, Reggie had his arm around her waist stopping her from going. She gazed into his eyes and before she knew it, the two of them were locked into a kiss filled of passion. It was like all of her dreams were finally coming true.

A few hours later, Holly found herself straddling Reggie outside of the party. They both kept their masks on so neither of them know who the other one was (at least Reggie didn't know that it was actually Holly) Holly smiled into each of the kisses as each of them became even more passionate than the last. As the two of them shared each sweet kiss, she heard a whisper from Reggie's tender lips that sounded like, "i love you." She stopped and gazed into his eyes, she so wanted to take her mask off to reveal herself, but she felt a giant knot in her stomach that told her that she shouldn't. So she didn't. Instead, she smiled at Reggie and continued to kiss him.

The next morning, Holly woke up in her own bed with memories of what happened the night before. She knew that she could never tell anyone about the make out session with Reggie, so she decided to keep her distance from him and everyone as much as possible. She drove her son over to his father's house as they agreed and stayed outside hoping that she wouldn't see Reggie, but man was she totally and completely wrong. . . .