As they got out of the car they heard someone clear their throat at the side of the house. The girls froze until the person walked towards them and set off the spot light to light up the driveway.
They both relaxed when they saw that it was Tommy. How he had gotten from the club to her house so quickly neither one of them knew.
“Hey, I wanted to make sure that you were alright after what happened,” Tommy said, looking over at Sarah with his hands in his pockets.
“I'm okay, thank you for being there. I don't want to think about what would have happened if you weren't.” Sabrina told him softly.
“You're welcome. That guys a jerk.” Tommy shrugged his shoulders.
“Yeah there are a lot of men out there like that.” Sabrina gave him a smile, thinking he looked cute the way he was standing there. He didn't look like a bad boy at all.
“I was wondering if maybe you would like to go out with me tomorrow night?” Tommy asked, seeing the surprised look on Sabrina's face when he asked her.
“Sure.......yeah, I would love too.” Sabrina answered, giving him a smile.
“Great, so should I pick you up here tomorrow night?” He asked, raising his eyebrows at her. Not sure if she lived there with Jess or not.
“Yes. I will be here.” Sabrina nodded her head at him and watched as he turned and walked out of the driveway.
“And how do you expect to be here tomorrow night? What about your parents?” Jess asked her, shocked that she would agree to go out with someone she didn't really know.
“You have to help me Jess. Please.” Sabrina begged her as they went into the house and settled in for the night.
“Fine, but I still don't think it’s a good idea. So he helped you out, you feel entitled to agree to going on a date with him?” Jess asked, a little confused.
“Come on, you have to admit that he's a little cute.” Sabrina laughed at her, shaking her head.
She felt that Tommy was just misunderstood that maybe something had happened in his past to give him the image as a bad boy.
“Alright, first thing tomorrow morning I'm going to call your mom and tell her that my parents are going out of town tomorrow night and I don't feel like staying home by myself but my parents don't want me going out anywhere while they're gone. That way they can't invite me to spend the night at your house.” Jess came up with a quick idea, a great idea.
“Awesome, they should fall for something like that. They really like you thank god.” Sabrina nodded her head, hoping that the plan worked.
“You have to let me wear your red dress,” Sabrina stated, knowing that the dress didn't fit Jess well. She could hardly get into it.
“You can have it. I almost broke the zipper on it the other night and had to find a different outfit to wear.” Jess laughed, shaking her head.
She didn't like the fact that she wasn't as skinny as Sabrina. She knew that she would look great in it.
Chapter 4
Early the next morning Jess had called Sabrina's parents while she was still sleeping. She was worried that Sabrina's mother was going to ask to talk to Jess's mother but she never did.
She had put Jess on hold for a good five minutes, making Jess nervous before she got back on the phone and agreed that it was okay for Sabrina to stay another night since her parents weren't going to be home.
When Jess put the phone down she felt her hands shaking, her forehead was sweating as she realized she had just gotten away with lying to Sabrina's parents.
Jess wouldn't have done that for anyone else but Sabrina was different. She wasn't even allowed to go out on the weekends when they were going to school together. This was the reason Sabrina didn't have many friends. In a way Jess felt sorry for her. She just prayed that Sabrina was going to be alright that night. She didn't think it was a good idea to go out with Tommy but she wasn't going to hold her friend back. She would have to find out for herself whether or not Tommy was a good guy.
As night fell, Jess helped Sabrina get ready for her date. The red dress looked hot on her. The dressed showed off her long legs and the top of the dress showed off her cleavage without making her look desperate or cheap.
“You look really great,” Jess told her, standing behind Sabrina in the mirror and helping her zip up the back of her dress.
“You really think so?” Sabrina asked, a little anxious about her date. It was her first actual date.
“Yes, I think that you look beautiful. I'm going to put a can of mace in your purse tonight. I don't want the same thing happening that happened last night. It’s just in case.” Jess told her, slipping the can of mace into the matching red purse that she was letting Sabrina use.
Jess' parents were at a friend's house that Saturday night. They always had plans on the weekends ever since Jess started high school. They knew she was old enough to stay by herself and they had done their time raising her.
Jess and Sabrina heard the doorbell ring from upstairs in the room, it was seven at night and they slowly made their way downstairs as Sabrina put her high heels on in the living room.
They walked to the kitchen and Jess opened the door. Tommy was wearing a regular shirt and a pair of black jeans. He had his hair flat, unlike last night when his hair was spiked.
“I didn't know what time you wanted me to come over.” Tommy was surprised to see the way Sabrina was dressed.
“Make sure she's here by ten. I don't want to have to call and worry about where my friend is.” Jessica glared at him, letting him know that she was serious.
“I will have her home before midnight. Trust me, nothing is going to happen like last night.” Tommy told her as nicely as possible.
Jess watched the two leave the house. She looked out the kitchen window and saw him open the passenger side door for her of his red, two door car.
She watched until they were out of the driveway and she couldn't see them anymore.
Tommy and Sabrina got to know one another, the more they talked the more Sabrina was enjoying his company. They went to a dinner and a movie. She felt comfortable with him when Tommy put his arm around her during the movie they had watched together and happy that he had picked a place where there were other people in case they didn't hit it off.
“Do you want to go for coffee?” Tommy asked when they got back into the car.
“Sure. I don't feel like going back to Jess' right now,” Sabrina stated, glad that he had come up with another plan to keep the night lasting longer.
When Tommy got their coffees he decided that a secluded place would be nice to just talk and feel each other out. He liked her so far and he had a feeling that she liked him as well.
Sabrina didn't say anything when he pulled onto a dirt road to talk, she had her mace in her purse and knew that if she had to use she would.
When Tommy shut the car off he looked over at her, seeing how pretty she was. Sabrina smiled at him and felt her face grow warm in the dark car, before she knew what was happening she felt Tommy's lips on hers.
Sabrina loved how his lips felt soft and warm against hers. She opened her mouth slightly so that he could slip his tongue into her mouth and moaning for him when she felt his wet tongue touch hers. She leaned into him and slipped her arms around his neck, kissing him back harder.
Sabrina didn't push him away when he unzipped the back of her dress, both of them letting the top of the dress fall away from her, her tits exposed to him as he broke the kiss.
Tommy looked at her, turning on the light in the car. He couldn't help but look her over with a smile on his face.
“I never usually do something like this,” he whispered to her, seeing that her nipples were already hard for him.
“Me either.” Sabrina giggled, watching him push the driver's side seat back as far as it would go.
She watched him as he unbuttoned and unzipped his pants, pulling them down to his ankles she saw how hard he was.
Sabrina pushed her seat back as well and laid down the top part of the seat,
inviting him to come over to her side of the car.
Tommy leaned over her and brought his mouth to her neck, slowly kissing down the side of her neck, slowly making his way to her tits that were begging for his mouth.
The second Tommy's mouth began suckling one of her tits he heard her gasp and whimper for him. One of her hands went to the back of his head, pulling him in closer. He grunted when he felt her hard nipple push to the back of his mouth.
When Tommy lifted the bottom half of her dress to her waist she had a feeling that they were moving too fast. This was all new to her and she was a little afraid, even though she was also wanting him so badly. She thought of her parents and felt ashamed of herself knowing that her parents wouldn't agree with what she was doing.
Sabrina knew that she couldn't have a relationship with Tommy like she wanted, not because she didn't want to. She wanted to see how far they would go, she wanted to be with him even after just meeting him the night before.
Biting down on her lip she felt his hand slide between her legs and as much as she wanted to open up for him she knew that she couldn't start something that would never be finished. Her parents would never approve. She wouldn't be able to date him even if she told them what a great guy he was. She never had a real boyfriend before and that was because her parents never let her.
“We need to stop.” Sabrina whispered in his ear, pushing him away slightly. She thought that he was going to push further but when he heard her tell him to stop he let go of her tit as he moaned against it. She wanted to continue just because of his hot breath turning her on more.
“I'm sorry,” Sarah whispered to him, pulling the top half of her dress up and pulling down the bottom half.
“It's alright,” he told her softly, pulling his pants up and zipping them. He moved his seat back to its original place and watched her do the same.
“Thank you for understanding.” Sabrina told him as he started the car and backed up the dirt road.
“Yeah, sorry for moving too fast. Again I've never done that on a first date. I am so attracted to you.” He murmured to her.
The rest of the ride back to Jess' house was a quiet ride, it wasn't uncomfortable like she thought it was going to be. They listened to the radio and even sang along together for a few minutes before he pulled into Jess’ driveway.
“Can I see you again?” he asked, shutting off the car and getting out when Sabrina did so that he could walk her to the door.
“You can have my number and give me a call,” she told him, taking her cell out of her purse and seeing that Tommy was taking his phone out of his pocket.
They exchanged numbers as the porch light came on. Sabrina kissed him on the cheek before he turned away and headed back to his car. She stood on the porch and waved as he backed out of the driveway. He gave one honk before getting on the road and driving down the street.
Chapter 5
Jess was waiting in the kitchen with a smile on her face when she saw that Sabrina was happy with the way her night had gone.
“I'm not going to be able to see him again,” Sabrina told her, dropping her smile as she sat down at the kitchen table.
“Why not? You looked so happy out there,” Jess looked at her, shaking her head back and forth.
“My parents are never going to let me date someone like him Jess. I know that being the bad boy isn't who he is. It’s an image that he seems as if he has to uphold. They won't let me see someone unless it’s on their terms,” Sabrina told her, feeling the tears spring to her eyes. She felt stupid for getting so emotional.
“You have to do what you want to do Sarah. You can't let your parents run the rest of your life. They've secluded you for so long you have no idea what it's like out there. You don't know what it feels like to have a guy like you for who you are,” Jess told her, giving her confidence to please herself for a change.
“You want me to lie to them?” Sabrina gave her a smile, wiping the tears out of her eyes before they rolled down her face.
“If that's the only way to make yourself happy yes. Sneak out your bedroom window, you've done it before in the past,” Jess pointed out to her.
Sabrina knew that Jess had a point, even if she lied to her parents she would be happy. If they caught her than she would worry about it later. They would have to realize sooner or later that she wasn't a little kid anymore even if she was still living at home. They had to let her do things on her own. They had to let her spread her wings and fly a little even if it meant making mistakes. She was going to show them that she was no longer a little girl and that she had the right to live her life at age twenty-three.
“Besides even if they catch you and throw you out you always have a place here with me. You know my parents won't let you live out on the streets. This just might be the thing that your parents need Sarah,” Jess pointed out to her.
All that night Sabrina thought about what Jess had said. She knew she had to take a stand against her parents even if it did hurt them. It was what she wanted and how she wanted to live her life. She didn't want to hurt her parents but there was no way she was going to be happy and be her own person if she let them control her life.
The next morning Jess pulled up in front of Sabrina's house, she shut the car off but Sabrina didn't bother getting out yet.
“Remember, you need to take a stand no matter what. You need to show them that you aren't a little kid anymore,” Jessica pointed out to her, encouraging her to do what she wanted.
“I know, that's the hard part. Showing them that I've grown.” Sabrina moaned, shaking her head and getting out of the car.
Jessica honked the horn and pulled away from the curb, leaving Sabrina behind to figure out what she was going to do that night. Just before she went in the house her phone rang. Looking at the number she saw that it was Tommy.
“So am I taking you out tonight?” Tommy asked the second she answered the phone, she wasn't even able to say hello yet.
“Yes, I will be ready at six,” she laughed into the phone, she felt her heart beat fast as she heard his voice in her ear.
“Great!” Tommy told her happily.
“Listen, I want you to park down the street from where I live and I will meet up with you. Just let me know when you're here,” Sabrina told him, giving him the address so that he knew where he was going. There was a long pause on Tommy’s end and he laughed a sly laugh. Sabrina, a little offended and confused, asked him what was so funny. He explained that he and his dad had just moved to the house next door to her to her and he was wondering who the neighbors were. He said that he wanted his own space so they moved to a house that had a cottage in the back.
Tommy concluded the call by asking if she would like to come over to his place at eight. Sabrina happily agreed.
She was shocked and surprised. She wasn’t sure if this was a good thing or a bad thing but she knew that she still wanted to see him that night. She wondered if he was at home next door at the moment as she walked inside of her house.
Sabrina had a big grin on her face when she walked into the house, thankfully her parents weren't home. She saw that their car wasn't in the garage when she made her way inside the house. She knew that they weren't going to be gone for long so she went straight to her room so that she could be by herself and think more about Tommy.
Chapter 6
Sabrina had fallen asleep, when she woke up it was getting dark. Her eyes flew open when she looked out her window from her bed. Grabbing her phone, she saw that it was almost eight o'clock. She couldn't believe she had slept all day.
She got up from the bed and grabbed a white skirt and red top before heading to the shower. She knew she only had a few minutes to take a shower. She quickly got dressed and was happy that she didn't have far to go when she went out her bedroom window. There was a ladder that had been attached to the house years back when they had bought it. Her parents had never taken it down because they never thought their innocent daughter would try to sneak out of the hous
e. Something that Sabrina was grateful for.
She had her damp hair in a ponytail and she felt her phone vibrating against her hip where she had tucked it in the waist band of her skirt. Tonight she was going to let them finish where they had left off. She wanted Tommy, she wanted his body and she knew that she wasn't going to deny herself this time.
Sabrina looked behind her and saw the living room light was on and she could see that her father was reading the newspaper. Her mother was on the couch and neither one of them knew she was gone.
“I'm glad that you agreed to come over. I wanted to take you out again but I'm going to be honest with you, I don't have much money so do you just want watch a movie?” he asked her, hoping that she didn’t think he just wanted her for sex.
“I don't mind; you don't have to spend money on me. It's still a date.” She laughed at him, seeing that the night was working out better than she had planned.
“Great,” he told her, seeing that he didn't need to spend money on her like most girls expected.
“You like it by yourself in the back cottage?” she asked him.
“Yes, I like my privacy and my dad keeps to himself up front,” he told her, not asking if she lived with her parents because it was evident that she did.
“It must be so nice,” she smiled at him. “My parents don’t want me to date still and they told me that I’d be kicked out if I disobey their rules. So let’s keep this a secret?” she insisted. Tommy agreed and was just excited to spend the night with her.
When he let her into the cottage and showed her around she loved how cozy the living room was. He had a fake fire place that threw off heat, it was chilly that evening and she could feel the heat coming from it.
She sat down on the leather couch across the room from the entertainment center. Seeing a flat screen in the large space with movies on each side of it on shelves. She watched him pick out a movie and pop it in the DVD player, he grabbed the remote and sat down beside her.
They began watching the movie and he put his arm around her shoulder, she snuggled into him, putting her head on his chest. For once she had her mind only set on herself and having a good time.
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