The Third Date 01: Clueless of Cotham - Sex Stories

The Third Date 01: Clueless of Cotham

... God! Heat was running through me, and I was breaking out in a sweat. Kate was hugging me back and still bouncing, which was pressing my face even further in her chest. God she smelled good!

Mercifully, the next song started, a fast paced one called "Talk to me", and so I pulled out and started doing a little shimmy, my eyes down, shaking my hair with my hands up, trying to hide my face. Next up was a cover of an early This Is the Kit song called "Do more dancing". So we did.

Luckily, I managed to make it through the rest of their set without embarrassing myself. Kate was gushing in praise afterwards, and fortunately Jenny and Tom were more than willing to pick up that theme. We were all having to stand quite close together, and I was hyper aware of Kate's presence beside me, her breast pressed against my upper arm. I felt a flush spreading across my chest. God what was going on with me? I was clearly wearing too many layers and the crowd was getting to me. I had to get away.

"I'm going to check on Melissa and see if she needs help with merch," I shouted.

"Shall I come help too?" Kate asked.

"Ok." I glowed a little that she was willing to help: it obviously meant she loved Nadine's set.

We pushed back through the crowd and found Melissa practically under siege by the merch stall. The teenager selling This Is The Kit stuff was helping out, but they both looked at us gratefully as we joined them. Lots of people were disappointed that "Morning" (or "the one with ...

... the trumpet part" as most called it) wasn't on a CD, but they were buying them anyway, plus vinyl and T-shirts. This was going to be a profitable night for Nadine.

We were still busy as This Is The Kit came on stage and I realised we would never make it back to the front now. I took a moment to send a quick text to Jenny, though I doubt she'd think to check.

Their set was great. It was the third time I'd seen them. I loved their whimsical lyrics, hummable tunes and the way their voices interweaved. Their lead singer, also called Kate, was effusive in her praise for Nadine, which endeared me to them even more. Melissa, Kate and I danced along behind the merch stall, having a great time.

A couple of songs in and Nadine and the band made an appearance by the merch stall, getting a round of hugs and high fives from Melissa, Kate and me. I was full of praise for Leila in particular.

After an encore, This Is The Kit brought their set to a close, the house lights went up and the audience began to stream out, bringing another mini-flood to the merch stall. This time, Melissa, Kate and I were helping sell their records and T-shirts, though there were still a few customers for Nadine, and she was kept busy signing things for those who had bought stuff earlier.

Jenny and Tom joined us, but said their goodbyes pretty quickly: they both had an early start the next day. They asked if Kate and I wanted to come back with them, but I said I'd cleared my morning so I could help ...