Good Girls: New year, new problems (Final) - Sex Stories

Good Girls: New year, new problems (Final)

... her jump about a foot into the air. He grinned at her as she stared at him with an expression of mixed fear and disbelief. “Natalie… Sorry. I just wanted to apologize for earlier, I didn’t think you’d jump like that.” She fixed her glasses and closed her book, setting it on the table and fidgeting nervously. “Uh, yeah… I get really… into books when I read them… Sorry I jumped like that. And I’m sorry I didn’t recognize you earlier. You look… different.” He frowned. “I mean… I mean good different! You look really good, it’s just that I didn’t think… no one really expected… I’m so sorry, I sound stupid right now…” Kyle watched her blush and smiled. She was cute; She had brown hair that seemed to grow lighter and lighter as it grew out, falling just above her shoulders and curling. She always looked a lot younger than her age, and she was quiet. She wore a sweater with some strange abstract design of colors over some sort of yellow dress, though other than that and her flats Kyle couldn’t guess. Kyle knew she had a lot of friends but he always saw her alone, reading or doing homework. She was a bit like him that way. “It’s all right, I’ve been getting that a lot. It’s been a bit of trouble, really.” “I don’t know about that…” He gave her a look and she stared down at her hands. “I just mean… people are talking about you now. Before most of them wouldn’t have given you a second glance before.” “Yeah, you’re right. Just… Hannah hates me for some reason. I think I did something ...

... to upset her… she’s one of my only close friends. My family all avoids me and they look away when I talk to them.” “Oh… I’m sorry…” He chuckled. “I forgot how shy you are… I’m probably giving you a heart attack by making you talk this long to someone you don’t know. I’m sorry.” He rose from the chair and pushed it in. “Thanks for talking to me… I am sorry about earlier. I’d like us to be friends, if that’s okay… I think I need more of them.” As Kyle tried to walk past her, she grabbed his wrist. He looked at her and found her looking up at him, actually looking straight into his eyes. He’d never looked at her directly before… her eyes were pretty on her, a light brown that caught the light nicely. “I… you don’t have to leave. If you don’t have anything to do that is… We’re already friends, is all…” Kyle smiled and sat down again, this time putting his bag on the floor. “Well then, I’m sorry I ignored you all this time.” “You didn’t! We talk a lot actually… whenever you come to the library we say hello to one another.” “Yeah… yeah I guess we do. I hadn’t really thought about it…” She smiled at him. “That’s okay, most people don’t. The only friends I really have are the…” As she tried to finish she trailed off and covered her mouth. “Are you all right…?” “Yeah its just… something I shouldn’t talk about. I just meant I heave a lot of friends, just not here at school.” “Right… I always thought you were a loner, like me… then again I’m not really a loner anymore, am I?” For some ...