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I sed a luuilt “Thanks”

“Midnight!” he yelled to the others “You’re late, you’re grounded”

Everyone groaned but proht I said hello to a few other kids I kneere hanging around outside Once Mike drove off, I edged away from the crowd into the shadows When I was sure no one noticed my disappearance, I sprinted for the park

Enough h the trees to illuminate the way Prom sounds from the school followed me into the woods A few kids had also snuck away for so and other noises ca the dirt path that would take me to Juliet

As I calow froht my attention

Low, soft lights Candles?

My cock stirred in ht, rented tuxedo trousers We hadn’t talked about what exactly we planned to do with our night I couldn’t deny that I was dying to make love to Juliet I’d even taken a few of the condo at me and stuffed them in my pocket Just in case

Except, losing our virginity to each other when I couldn’t even spend the whole night with her see

I pulled out my phone and sent her a text

Almost there

The lights downstairs winked on and I picked updown er to see her, I didn’t care

This house-sitting gig of hers made ht Not that her aunt and uncle provided much protection, but at least she wasn’t by herself

As pro the bell and called her name

My mind blanked when she appeared in the doorway

“Juliet” My gaze roaht frame From shoulders to just above her knees, she was encased in dark red, shilih the lace It still covered irls’ dresses I’d spotted at pro away Maybe that’s why it was soI was staring at her like a slack-jawed moron

“And you’re very handsome” She stepped back “Come in”

She’d been house-sitting for over a week now, and I hadn’t come inside once I'd been convinced we’d lose control and rip each other’s clothes off if given the chance Now, I cursedan idiot

Her breath hitched when I brushed up against her She peeked up at , darkened lashes She’d obviously spent tiirls did for big events A pang of regret resonated inside o to prom after all It wasn’t too late I still had my ticket and I could buy her one at the door

“Are you sure you don’t want to go?” I asked