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Fortune Cookie 1 (Revised) Part 50 Paula celebrated her defense of top spot in the time trials with caution, knowing that by the time she next sat in a go-kart, she may find herself really up against it to retain that position. Still, she decided to give Kelly the news when she phoned that evening. But one other thing came up at dinner prior to that. Her meeting with Alan. "First Steven and now Alan. Two boys have shown an interest in me," she said. "I feel sorry that I have to say no to them." "You regret being gay?" queried Laura. "If you think I want to turn my back on Kelly, forget it," said Paula. "I love her with all my heart and will never leave her." "But are you showing an interest in boys, all of a sudden?" added Alex. "No, I'm not. They're making the moves on me. It's just awkward telling them that I'm gay," said Paula. "Well, you are attractive, you know," said Laura. "And you don't present yourself as gay." "Oh, that's it? Because I'm not butch, that makes me straight?!" said Paula in a huff. "So, I need to cut my hair short and wear baggy boys clothes?" "No, but a good few people think that lesbians are like that," said Alex. "Well, I'm not. I love dresses and skirts and I'm eager to have my hair flowing down my back - and I'm in love with a girl with identical tastes in fashion." "So, I take it you told him you're gay?" asked Laura. "He noticed my ring first, then I let slip that I was engaged to another girl," said Paula. "The problem is that I don't want my sexuality made headline news. I could tell someone and next thing I know is that I can't walk down the high street without someone shouting 'dyke' at me." Her parents and sister just looked at her sympathetically. "You must learn to live with that at times. If you do go on to have a career in rallycar, it may be wise to let everyone know your sexuality," said Laura at last. "If you have to come out, then make sure it's you who does it and not someone else." Paula knew what her mother meant. Over the years, many a celebrity had been outed by the media. The media didn't like people hiding anything and they took pleasure in outing their secrets, especially the tabloids. She didn't respond to Laura's comment but retired to her room. She continued on her library book whilst waiting for Kelly to call. The eventual sound of her voice helped calm her mood. "How did the go-karting go?" asked Kelly. "Still first. Beat my PB again, but not as much as last time. Then afterwards, I had my rival try his luck with me. My ring put him off, but then I let slip that I'm gay," said Paula. "He didn't flinch, did he?" asked Kelly. "No, thankfully. But I just don't want to tell everyone about it," said Paula. "Ok, I can tell that you want to drop that subject," said Kelly. "So, on with my report. Yesterday, as promised, we went to Shanklin and Sandown during the day. Then we went to Blackgang Chine on the night time. Looks wonderful lit up. While we were there, we tried to get dad lost in the maze. We were shouting directions from the platform overlooking it but with the intent of getting him lost further!" It was clear from her voice that she really enjoyed that. "I heard from my parents that Blackgang's chine no longer exists but the one at Shanklin does," said Paula. "They had an exhibit at Blackgang about the decreasing coastline, but the chine disappeared long ago. But, as for Shanklin, we did go in their chine. It's like a botanical garden with loads of exotic plants, all in a narrow gorge. Dad took photos, we've got loads already to bring back," said Kelly. "I look forward to seeing them," said Paula. "So, what about today?" "We went and looked at the Needles. There is a amusement park more in land but you can see them if you get near the coast. We took the bus ride to the battery on the pinacle. You can see them better from there, but it's not for the faint hearted. The bus travels close to the edge and theres a several hundred foot drop into the sea. When we got off, it was very blustery. You had to pay extra to go in the battery, so we just admired the view from outside. Still, I didn't go too far." "Ok, we'll just take you up Blackpool Tower at the first opportunity," laughed Paula. "It's no laughing matter being afraid of heights!" said Kelly. "Anyway, back to the part with no big drops. I got a lighthouse filled with sand from the shop - did it myself. Then we had a nice big waffle cone ice cream and put on a bit of weight, then we headed down to Freshwater and had a look round the village there." "How much weight did you put on?" asked Paula. "Just kidding, but it was a big ice cream. After Freshwater, we just drove back along the coast road and stopped off along the way to get some sand between our toes." "Glad to hear that you're enjoying yourselves," said Paula. "I don't suppose you want to come back?" "I do like it here, but I do want to come back. I want to be with you," said Kelly. "I just want to taste those lips of yours again." "So, what are you doing tomorrow?" asked Paula. "Going to Portsmouth on the hovercraft. Takes only minutes from Ryde," said Kelly. "Then on Saturday, we're having a quick look around Cowes before catching the ferry." "We're making an early start on Saturday, just so we can get to Great Yarmouth early. I'll be taking my phone with me so we can continue to stay in touch," said Paula. "Ok, I would have asked you to anyway. Well, bye for now. I love you so much," said Kelly. "I love you too," said Paula. "Bye then." Paula felt better for hearing that voice, the voice of the young woman whom she loved more than anything else. If only there wasn't still just over a week before they could be together again. Friday arrived and Paula found herself, along with the rest of her family, getting ready for the break in Great Yarmouth. Alex was still at work, for today at least and that meant that Laura was packing most of his clothes for him. But the holiday was soon brushed aside for Paula when the morning post arrived. "My exam results!" said Paula as she received the envelope. "Please be good, please be good!" Just open them and find out," said Laura. Both she and Joanne had stopped packing to find out too. Paula opened the envelope and looked at the various papers. "Maths, B!" started Paula. "English Literature C, English Language C." "Good so far," said Laura. Paula smiled and continued. "Science B and B, German C, RE, D, Geography C and History D," she finished. "I passed the lot and got 3 B's and 4 C's!" "Well done!" said Laura hugging her. "Shame you didn't get any A's but whatever, you've done yourself proud." "Well done sis. I didn't get that good a result in maths," said Joanne. Paula spent the next few minutes sitting on the sofa, reading the results over and over, letting it sink in. Afterwards, she went upstairs and phoned Linda. "Oh, I went and collected mine from the school yesterday," said Linda. "Ok, lets hear your results then." Paula read out the list. "Blimey, you did well in science. Just a C and a B for me. I did get an A in English literature though." "Well, you did well. But these will certainly do for my new college. I suppose the school will inform them?" said Paula. "I should imagine so," said Linda. "But good on you girl. You did great. Told Kelly yet?" "I think I'll leave it till she gets to read hers. She comes back tomorrow," said Paula. "Ok, I'll be glad to see her back," said Linda. "I'm expecting Kev to come round later with his results as he decided to have his delivered too." "Ok, I'll let you be, now," said Paula. "Bye." "Bye," said Linda. * * * Paula was going to keep her results secret from Kelly till Saturday evening at earliest. Kelly did phone her later as expected. "Have you had your exam results?" she asked. "Yes, but I was going to wait till you read yours," said Paula. "Then we can compare results together." "Oh, ok," said Kelly. "Well, today we went to Portsmouth. So, it meant a trip back to the mainland but wow, the trip on the hovercraft! Dad parked the car in Ryde and we caught an early hovercraft just so we could spend some time in Portsmouth. We had to catch a bus in to the city centre but whatever. We looked around the shops and then looked around the historic docks and saw HMS Victory. After spending a good few hours in Portsmouth, we came back over to the island and spent a short while in Ryde." "So, looking forward to tomorrow?" asked Paula. "I'm looking forward to a week on Sunday when I can see you again. My lips are in need of some serious kissing from you" said Kelly. "Same here," said Paula. "Well, we'll just have to wait till then. Bye love," said Kelly. "Bye," said Paula. The thought of seeing her on that Sunday did bring up an unwanted subject. Paula did keep a note of her periods and the next one was due towards the end of next week. She could only hope that it had passed by that Sunday. It did mean of course that her supply of tampons was going with her. "I hope my next period comes early and ends quickly," she told Laura later that day. "Don't tell me it could clash with your visit to Kelly's?" replied Laura. Paula nodded. "Let's hope so then," said Laura. "Now, have you sorted out enough clothes?" "I think so," said Paula. "Still eating out this evening?" "May eat here today. Your dad needs to save petrol, seeing that we'll be on the road for a good while tomorrow," said Laura. "But if you want to take a shower, by all means do." Paula didn't hesitate in going to take one. Her only gripe with the shower was that there was no reflective surface anywhere where she could admire her curvaceous body. She loved how her breasts bounced and how smooth her skin was, never mind how wonderfully sensitive it was too. It certainly was an enjoyable thing to do, and having an orgasm whilst washing was immensely satisfying. The only thing that could better it would be to have Kelly in the shower with her. After drying herself, she dressed casually and awaited her dad's return, just so she could tell him about her exam results. "Good week for you then, my girl," said Alex. "Doing fantastic at go- karting and now you get great exam results." "Good news going into the holiday. I just hope there's more to come," said Paula. "Think positive," said Alex. Paula had one more final cooking lesson that evening and was pleased to see it over, even though it was enjoyable. "I'm just looking forward to tomorrow, even if it prolongs the wait to see Kelly again," said Paula. "Well, before you go to bed, can you bring all the items you intend to take, down here please so that I can pack them," said Laura. Paula went upstairs after dinner to do just that. She had also got her old school bag and filled it with a few personal items, like hairbrush and make-up. Both her library book and Lord of the Rings went in too. She then looked at Victoria, her bear. After some thought, she decided to leave her. The final things to go in the bag were her tampons and her mobile phone. She came downstairs moments later with a large pile of clothes and 3 pairs of shoes, one of which were high heels, one being trainers and the others being her sandals. "Thank goodness you've only chosen those," said Laura, who was by the suitcases. "I've just told Jo to take 2 pairs back." "Well, I'm taking the trainers as they'll be better for walking in," said Paula. All the other accessories like sun-tan lotion and toiletries were put in with the clothes. Soon, 2 large suitcases were placed in the hallway ready for the morning. "Thank goodness that's done," said Laura. "Now, please make sure you have got everything you need. I'm not doing any more packing in the morning." After a late drink, all retired to bed with the guarentee of an early wake up call. "Wakey wakey!" came Laura's voice as she knocked on the doors to Paula's and Joanne's rooms. "Ok mom. I'm up," said Paula with a yawn. She was soon heading to the bathroom and got there just ahead of Joanne. "Don't take too long in there," said Laura. "We want to be off as soon as possible." Paula did hurry and soon let Joanne get her turn. By the time she was downstairs, Laura was giving her a bowl of cereal and a glass of orange. Joanne soon joined her at the kitchen table. Both were fully dressed and ready to go, though Paula had one final thing to do. She waited till she had finished breakfast and then went into the living room and used the mirror there to apply some make-up. Then putting on her sunglasses and hat, she certainly looked like a girl going away for the week. "What did you ever do with that boy called Paul?" asked Joanne upon seeing her. "I said before, being Paul was a mistake. This is the true me and I want everyone to know it," said Paula. "I'm enjoying this life and I want to raise a family with Kelly." "Ok girls. If you're ready, we would like to go now," said Alex. While the Smiths were getting ready to leave, the Walkers were ready but waiting. They were leaving on a midday ferry and had decided to spend a short time in Cowes. They had to leave the car (already packed) in East Cowes while they headed to the main town on the other side of the River Medina. The river was crossed by ferry. It could take a small number of cars but most passengers were pedestrians. There was a small toll to pay for using it, but Mark didn't mind. The alternative to the river ferry was a long drive down to Newport where bridges could be found. Cowes, or West Cowes if you wanted to call it that, was full of shops linked to shipping and yachting. The town was busy as the annual yachting event "Cowes Week" was underway. "We're not eating here, as we need to be back for the ferry at 11:30," said Mark They had decided to have dinner back on the mainland. Even after arriving back on the mainland, they still needed to get out of Southampton first. Kelly at least found the strong nautical theme to the majority of shops to her liking. It meant that her favourite mammals: dolphins, were well represented amongst the souvenirs on offer. She bought herself a t- shirt with a dolphin jumping out of the water on the front. The trip to Cowes was soon over though and they soon made their way back to East Cowes. There was nothing on this side of the river really, except for the ferry port. They were soon back in the car and waiting to board the car ferry. It left Kelly feeling sad, as she had fallen in love with the small island, but she wanted to return home and be with the girl she loved, even though that wouldn't be for another week yet. Onboard the ferry, she stood at the rear and looked back on the Isle of Wight. She longed to return and hoped that the next time would be with Paula. Soon the ferry had left the Solent and had entered Southampton Water, the wide channel of water that led to the major port. "I want to go back there," she sighed. "I understand," said Miriam. "I enjoyed it too." "To live there would be nice," added Kelly. "It would," agreed Miriam. "Anyway, got your birthday on Monday." Kelly looked dejected further at that news. Miriam saw the look on her face and went to comfort her. "I know, you want Paula to be there. She is coming to spend an entire day with us on the following Sunday. It'll be just the two of you," she added. "I know," sighed Kelly, hugging her mom more. After arriving at Southampton, they made their way out of the network of roads that linked the many docks and got on the main road heading north. After a stop at a petrol station to fill the car up, they stopped off at a roadside cafe to have dinner. "Mom, can I invite Paula over for a few days?" asked Kelly as they sat and ate their dinners. "I can't see why not. You would have to go out of course, seeing that your father and I are at work," said Miriam. "You agree Mark?" "Of course," said Mark. "When do you want to do it?" "When she comes over for my second party," answered Kelly. Miriam looked at Mark and vice versa. It had already been arranged for Paula to spend Sunday night at their house but Kelly didn't know that. "Sure. We just need to ask her parents. I'm sure they won't mind," said Miriam. "Paula won't for sure," smiled Kelly. "Besides, what about this week?" asked Miriam. "We want to make Monday a good day for you, even if Paula cannot be there." "I know mom. Can you just make it simple with my friends coming over?" "Ok, that can be sorted. But about the other days?" "I might go over and spend some time with Linda or even Alicia," replied Kelly. It was a simple plan for the week, a week she wanted to see go fairly quickly. * * * It was nearly 5:00pm when they finally arrived home. They brought the suitcases back into the house and decided to leave the unpacking for a while. Miriam went to the kitchen and put the kettle on while Mark took a much needed rest after the long drive. Miriam went through the pile of letters that they had received and amongst them was one that Kelly was nervous about. "Exam results," said Kelly. "I hope I did well." She opened the envelope and took a deep breath. Her parents came over to see her reaction. Worried expressions turned to ones of relief as she read out the results. "English Literature C; English Language B; Maths C; Science C and C; French B; Textiles A; RE D; Geography C; Home Economics B." "Well done!" said Miriam. "You got an A in textiles!" "Well done," agreed Mark. "You haven't done bad at all." "I'm going to see if Paula is available," said Kelly, turning to her bag and removing her phone. "Ok then," said Miriam. "I'll have a drink ready for you soon." Kelly took her phone upstairs and dialled the number. Much to her relief, it rang. "Kelly, nice of you to call," said Paula. "You're lucky as I decided to keep my phone with me. We're just walking up the seafront for a while." "So, you arrived then? We've only just got back home. So, you ready to give me reports now?" asked Kelly. "I don't want to give you reports, I want to service you instead," said Paula. "But it will have to be reports anyway. So, lets hear your final words from the Isle of Wight." "Spent a few short hours in Cowes before catching the ferry. Got myself a t-shirt with dolphins on. Really nice, tie-dye blue and green with a big picture on the front," started Kelly. "Then we stopped off for dinner on the way home." "We had dinner on the way too, though we arrived in good time. No traffic on the A14 so it was plain sailing all the way," said Paula. "Well, we'll be back looking around Great Yarmouth tomorrow. And yes, I will be on the look out for a birthday present for you." "Just make sure you phone me every day this coming week," said Kelly. "Oh, have you got your exam results?" "Yes, I did bring them. Got yours at hand?" said Paula, now going through her handbag. "Just wait a minute." Soon, they were exchanging and comparing results. "You got an A!" said Paula. "Lucky you. But I bettered you in Science." "I bettered you in English language. Does that make me a better talker?" replied Kelly. "I don't care. Just as long as you're a wonderful kisser, that's all that matters to me." "What about making love? Doesn't that matter?" said Kelly. "Of course. You mean everything to me," replied Paula. "I love you." "I know," said Kelly. "I'm going to miss seeing you this week." "I miss you too, but I promise a phone call every day till we come back," said Paula. "Lots of love and kisses then. Bye." "Lots of love to you too. Bye," said Kelly. She had barely put down the phone when Miriam called her down for her drink. Paula was indeed walking down the seafront with her family. Only the shops near the seafront remained open late so being on the seafront was the best thing to do at this time of day. They passed all the amusement arcades and seafront cafes, before crossing the road. The other side had a few crazy golf courses, a swimming baths and: a Sealife Centre. "Don't think about going in there," said Laura. "The one back home was expensive." "You can still look in the shop though," said Paula. They did, and Paula got her first opportunity to seek out a birthday present for Kelly. They had basically everything that the one back home had, plus a few other things. Paula looked for all things dolphin and eventually noticed the brooch that Kelly liked. "I might get her that," said Paula at last. "Not to spoil things, but keep your options open. You have got a week to do it," said Alex. "Yes, plus I do want to get some things for myself too," said Paula. Now heading towards the Pleasure Beach,, they stopped off for ice creams and looked in a few more shops. When they had spent a while looking round the Pleasure Beach, they made their way back, having a quick look in a few arcades as they went. When they had had enough, they went back the car and headed to the holiday park where they were staying. Kelly and her parents went out later that evening, to do some much needed shopping. Not only for the regular groceries, but to get some items for Kelly's party. "I want to save a slice of cake for Paula," she told Miriam after they picked a birthday cake." "I was thinking of getting another smaller one for then," replied her mom. "Now we're just having the usual party foods, like sausage rolls, crisps and sandwiches." "That's ok mom," replied Kelly. "Can we have few small cakes as well?" "Yes sweetheart." After arriving back home, Miriam did them all supper and then they retired to their own beds for the first time in over a week. The next day, Kelly's mind was on Monday. Even though the most important person in her life (apart from her parents) was going to be absent, she wanted to enjoy herself. She was spending most of the day in her room. "I'd better make sure I still look good for my party, even if Paula isn't going to be here," she said to herself. She went over to her wardrobe and looked through the dresses that she had. She eventually sorted out a dress that would do. She realised that her choice had been influenced by the fact that Paula wouldn't be showing. Miriam came up to ask her if everything was ok. "Mom, I was just sorting out a dress for Monday," she said. "Ok, so why do you look glum? It's about Paula, right?" asked Miriam. "Yes," sighed Kelly. "I dress up for her. I want to look good for her. But because she isn't going to be here on Monday, I've selected a less appealing dress." She showed the dress to Miriam who just smiled. "You'll look good in that dress anyway," said Miriam. "Just show your friends that you want to have a good time. They should understand." "But it won't be the same without Paula." "Of course it won't, but that's because Paula is special to you. Maybe it's better that Paula is spending all of next Sunday with you, just you and her. It'll be a special day for you." "So about asking her parents to let her spend a few days with me?" asked Kelly. "When they get back. Let them enjoy their holiday, as I know you enjoyed ours," said Miriam. "Anyway, would you like some toast before turning in for the night?" "Yes please mom," said Kelly. The next morning, Kelly helped with the unpacking that her parents had decided to leave till now. She sorted out the items she had bought and especially an item she had bought for Paula. "So, saving that for her birthday?" asked Miriam. "May do, but then, I might get her something else," she replied. "I'm phoning Alicia and Linda later today, as I may decide to spend some time with them, this week." "By all means," said Miriam. "What are friends for?" After the unpacking was done and most of the clothes were placed on the wash pile, Kelly went upstairs and got on her phone. * * * "Hi Alicia. Kelly here. Just want to ask you if I can come round this week?" said Kelly. "Back from the Isle of Wight, I presume? Sure thing, you're always welcome," said Alicia. "I take it you're still having a party tomorrow?" "Yes, I am. No special venue, just here at my house. Tell that to Mike, will you?" "No problem, I'll phone him later," said Alicia. "Paula's away, isn't she?" "Yes," sighed Kelly. "I still feel bad about how this has happened." "Nothing we can do though," said Alicia. "Anyway, how was your holiday?" "Brilliant. I loved it over there. You don't mind if I save a full report for when I visit?" "Good idea. No heavy phone bills," said Alicia. "So, if you want to visit, just come over. I'll see you tomorrow then. Bye." "Bye," said Kelly. Kelly then called Linda and ended up in a similar conversation. Linda agreed to remind Kevin and added that she might bring her Wii console along with her. "You have got a telly in your room?" she asked Kelly. "No, I haven't. But bring it anyway, I might be able to persuade my parents to let us use the main telly in the back room," said Kelly. "Ok, do that then. I just thought it might help give us all something to do," said Linda. "I'll have to try and get a telly one day," said Kelly. "You may help me get a games console, especially if my parents have a go." "Ok, so tomorrow evening?" asked Linda. "Yes," said Kelly. "And just come in something stylish but comfortable." "Ok, will do. I bet you still miss Paula?" "You know I do," sighed Kelly. "Next year, we're taking our holidays together - I hope." "Well, see you tomorrow," said Linda. "Bye." "Bye," said Kelly. She put her phone down and sighed once more. She sat for a moment, wondering what to do while she waited for Paula to phone her. She decided to take a bath, but went and asked Miriam about dinner first. After confirmation that she had time to do so, she got undressed and was soon sitting in a bath of fragrant bubbles. She came downstairs to dry off, after getting Miriam to wash her hair for her. "I can't wait for the day when Paula will be the one to do that for me," she told her mom on the way downstairs. "I hope you realise there's more to married life than just having fun with each other," replied Miriam. "I suppose so, but our lives will be fun," said Kelly. Miriam decided not to reply to the subject any further. Kelly was still young and full of life, and hopelessly in love. "Mom, I phoned up Linda and she wants to bring her games console with her," said Kelly. "A hand held one, I presume?" answered Miriam. Even Mark took notice. "No, one you hook up to a television," said Kelly. "It's one of those Wii consoles, the one with motion sensor controllers. You can have a go if you like." "I don't know. We're a bit old for computer games," said Miriam. "When you see it, you may change your mind," said Kelly. "But we've only got this telly here," said Mark, suddenly highlighting the obvious. "Oh let them use this telly," said Miriam. "As long as no one causes trouble." The talk halted there as Miriam went to the kitchen to start on dinner. "Kelly, can you come here just a moment," she called. "Yes mom?" asked Kelly. "When Paula rings later, can you ask her to let me talk with her mom please." "Sure," said Kelly. "Is this about next weekend?" Miriam just looked at her and smiled. Kelly took that for a yes and went back to her room. There, she sat at her dressing table and started playing with her hair, experimenting with different styles of ponytails and pigtails. She looked forward to the time when Paula's hair would be long enough to play with. "Whatever mom says, Paula is loads of fun and I don't want that to change," she said to herself as she did so. "She is beautiful, has a wonderful smile and makes me feel warm, just to think of her." She couldn't wait for next Sunday when she could be with her beloved Paula again. Paula was once again spending the day in Great Yarmouth with her family. They had started by going to the car boot fair at the local dog track before going back to the main town for further window shopping. Sundays always proved a difficult first full day, as a good many shops were closed. Those along the seafront and not far from it were open, to capitalise on the crowds that had come for a break like the Smiths. She was unaware of whether Kelly had used her phone camera whilst on the Isle of Wight. She certainly wanted to use her phones camera if possible. She decided that Monday offered a very good opportunity to use it. But for now, it was looking around the shops that were open before it was decided to spend a few hours on the beach. That had been planned and Paula was wearing her bikini under her main clothes. "Ok, here's a good spot," said Joanne, placing her towel on the sand. The beach wasn't empty, but it wasn't crowded. The main plus point was that the sun was shining. "Ok, just got to wait for your dad to come back," said Laura. "I'll go and find some deck chairs." Alex had gone to the car with Paula to fetch a few things, such as beach umbrellas and a few more towels. "No attracting the boys today," said Alex as they headed back from the carpark. "Me, attract boys? They may be interested, but I'm not," said Paula. "You know what I mean," smiled Alex. "Now lets hope they've found a good spot." When they arrived at the chosen spot, they found Joanne waiting impatiently. Laura had found a couple of deck chairs and was now sitting in one. "Come on!" said Joanne, taking the screen from Alex. She stood it up and then went behind it to get undressed. "Can't please some," said Alex to Paula. Paula wasn't bothered about the screen and just took her outer wear off, revealing the bikini underneath. Laura then came over and helped her with the sun-tan lotion. "Not too long though," said Laura to her fellow redhead. "I know," said Paula. "Just spend an hour or so each side." She was already putting her sunglasses on again, followed by her hat. Shen then lay on a towel and started to relax. Alex had taken off his shirt and was now down to just a pair of shorts. He sat in the other deckchair reading the newspaper. For the most part, they had no attention at all, with most of the other people coming onto the beach being families too, with younger children that were more interested in building sandcastles and paddling in the sea. Though Paula was glad of that, Joanne wasn't. She wanted some hunky young men to walk past. "Where are all the guys?" asked Joanne to no one in particular. "Who cares?" said Paula. "Just my Kelly for me, thank you very much." After a while, in which Paula had spent a good amount of time on her front and back, she was asked to go and get some ice creams. Putting on her t-shirt and sandals, she went off with Alex in search of a shop that sold them. "Dad, is there any chance of you taking a picture of me on the beach?" asked Paula as they headed back with 4 ice creams. "Sure. Want a souvenir for Kelly?" he asked. "Yes, so she has a reminder of how good looking I am," she smiled. After eating their ice creams, Paula took off her t-shirt and posed on the beach while Alex used her phone to take the picture. "You're going to have some clear lines on you," said Laura. "So what?" replied Paula. "Isn't every girl who sunbathes going to get them?" With that, she reviewed the photo on the phone and sent it to Kelly. * * * Kelly was having dinner at the time the photo was sent and so, it was a while later that she discovered it as a message on her phone. She viewed the photo and smiled. "She looks so sexy in that bikini," she said to herself. She then decided to phone Paula up and get the latest. "What kept you?" asked Paula. "I was expecting an immediate response." "Busy having dinner, that's what," said Kelly. "Love the photo. You look really sexy." "I thought you'd say that," said Paula. "Got my bikini lines too." "You love being a girl now, don't you?" asked Kelly. "Love it? I have never regretted it, even if the memories of Paul still exist, but the past no longer worries me, it's the present and that means loving you." "How sweet! Now, apart from getting a tan, what else have you been up to?" asked Kelly. "Just been window shopping. Not a lot you can do on a Sunday," said Paula. "I'm still looking for something special for you." "Nothing is as special as you," said Kelly. "Thank you, but I insist on getting you something," replied Paula. "Very well, but I want a night of absolute passion with you too," said Kelly. "I wouldn't hesitate in giving you that. You made me the girl I am and I my debt is to love you for all eternity," said Paula. "We were in love before then, but if you insist. But I think it was very much a case that you have always been a girl deep down," said Kelly. "But I never felt that way," said Paula. "Does that matter now? You are now a girl, and a beautiful one at that. Just sit in front of a mirror and repeat this mantra: I have always been a girl." "I have always been a girl," repeated Paula. "Ok, I'll give it a go." "That's it. Now just repeat it in front of a mirror while thinking loads of girly thoughts," smiled Kelly. "And I'll just look forward to, hopefully, a lengthy session of hot passionate lesbian sex with you." "Let's hope so," said Paula. "So, that all for now?" "Hold on! I almost forgot. Is your mom available?" said Kelly. "She is, but why?" asked Paula. "Can you put her on, as my mom would like a word with her," said Kelly. Kelly took the phone downstairs and gave it to Miriam, explaining that soon Laura would be on the other end. "Thanks Kelly," said Miriam. "Go back to your room for the moment." "Miriam?" came Laura's voice over the phone. "Yes, I'm here. I did want a word with you. How's your holiday going?" said Miriam. "Just fine. My girls and I spent half of today on the beach getting a tan. So, what did you want?" replied Laura. "Kelly has suggested that Paula spend a few nights with us, and she did mention as from next Sunday," said Miriam. "Oh, but she is spending 1 night with her," replied Laura. "I know that, but she doesn't," said Miriam. "What do you think?" "How many nights were you thinking of?" asked Laura. "Three or four nights," suggested Miriam. "Ok, I don't think Paula would refuse such an offer. But Paula's birthday is on the 21st so 3 nights maybe best. I think she might want to spend that day at her own house." "But you agree?" asked Miriam. "I agree," said Laura. "Don't you think they are a little too keen at times though?" added Miriam. "Miriam, they are young and they are in love. I've told my daughters that Alex and I were just the same, always looking to kiss at the next available opportunity, never mind trying to do the other thing as soon as possible," said Laura. "Just remember that they've been spending nearly everyday for the past two months together. To them, a fortnight seems like an eternity." "I know what you mean. Kelly is eager to see Paula again," said Miriam. "Same with Paula," said Laura. "Anyway, I'll just say nothing to Paula about the new arrangement, but if you she spends a few nights at your house, what will they do during the day?" "Leave that to us," said Miriam. "Oh, ok," said Laura. "Bye then." "Bye," said Miriam. Miriam went upstairs and gave the phone back to Kelly. "All sorted?" asked Kelly. "Sorted," said Miriam. Paula was equally keen to know what her mom had been talking about over the phone. "So, what did Kelly's mom want?" she asked. "Just making sure everything is ok for next Sunday," replied Laura. "And?" asked Paula, keen for more information. "You'll be spending the night with her as planned." "Wonderful. Though it would be nice if it was more," said Paula. "You would like that, wouldn't you?" smiled Laura, hoping that she wasn't giving anything away. "Well, seeing that one day, we will be wife and wife, we'll be sharing a bed everyday," added Paula. The plan for Monday, for the Smiths was simple. They were going to Caister to look at the car museum and then go on from there to the North Norfolk Railway. Joanne, who didn't want to go to the car museum, had been offered the chance to go and look round Caister with Laura. She didn't mind going on a steam train ride though. But even the thought of looking at some old cars couldn't remove the thought of something else from Paula's mind: Kelly's birthday. That night, before going to bed, Paula decided to try Kelly's idea. She stood in front of the mirror and started saying "I've always been a girl, I've always been a girl, I've always been a girl." "What are you doing?" asked Laura. She was followed by Joanne. "Kelly gave me this mantra to make me believe what society now believes," she answered. "Do you believe it?" asked Joanne. "I want to," said Paula. "I really do." "You don't need to though," said Laura. "You are a girl now and that is what matters. All you need to do is fabricate the truth when needed." "I already have, I was a tomboy. Then I fell in love with Kelly and she helped me see how much fun it is to be a girl. Short hair and boys clothes are history, long flowing hair and dresses are in," said Paula. "Well, that's it then," said Laura. "Just try not to forget the real truth." "Come on sis, I want to go to bed," said Joanne. They were sharing a room for the week, with two single beds. Their parents were next door with a double bed. "Ok," said Paula. "Goodnight mom." "Goodnight you two," said Laura as she left the room. As Paula undressed, she looked at the bikini lines she had developed. "They'll fade eventually," said Joanne, who now showed off hers. "I can't recall ever seeing you naked before," said Paula. "Perhaps when we were much younger," said Joanne. "But as we're both girls, it's ok for us to stand naked together." For Paula, she knew what her sister was referring to. The only time a boy and girl stood naked together post puberty was when they were about to do something. Either that or a freak incident. "But you really have nice boobs sis," she added. "Does Kelly like fondling them?" "Shut up!" said Paula. She quickly put on her nighty and went to bed. Joanne took the hint and went to bed herself, switching off the light with the switch by the bed.