Katie
Copyright© 2025 by wantsomefun
Chapter 1
Romance Sex Story: Chapter 1 - High school lovers make the agonizing choice of breaking up before going off to separate colleges. Years down the road, there's a reunion. Between a broken marriage and mountainous college debt, plus years of separation, what chance is there of romance blossoming once again? From the well-known author of The Waitress, Sarah, Terror in the Snowstorm, Dad? I Have a Question, The Hunger, and others.
Caution: This Romance Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Fiction School Tear Jerker Workplace Cream Pie Oral Sex
Katie was my first real girlfriend. We dated when we were seniors in high school. We both turned eighteen the summer before, so we got fairly serious that year. When we received our college acceptances, we knew we had a problem. She planned to go a few hundred miles out of state to a prestigious college that offered her a scholarship in her chosen major. I was headed for a campus near home. We had a serious discussion one night in the back seat of her dad’s car.
She wiped the last traces of our love-making from herself with a tissue from her purse, fluffed her strawberry blond pubic hair, and pulled her panties on. “I don’t know what to do, Ed.”
“Yes you do.” I found my underwear on the floor of the car.
“I never thought I’d get the scholarship.”
“When they read your essay, I’m sure the decision was easy. This is your first choice college, Katie, one of the best journalism schools in the country. You can’t pass that up.”
She clipped her bra in front of her, turned it around, and fumbled with the straps to position it over her small breasts. “With that scholarship, I won’t be buried under student loans forever. All I’ll have to pay for is room, board, and books. I can borrow enough for that and pay it back pretty fast when I get a good job.”
“You said you weren’t sure you could get a loan for tuition and everything anyway.”
“It was only a dream without the scholarship. With our family budget I was going to be lucky to borrow enough for a state school. Dammit, I hate being poor.”
“You’re not poor, Katie. If you were, you would have qualified for a needs-based scholarship.”
“Okay, my parents both work, so we’re not poor, but the cost of keeping Billie in that institution means there’s never money for anything. Saving for college for me was out of the question.”
“How far is it to campus?”
“It took us six hours each way when we visited, so I guess you won’t be able to come see me much.”
“We can call.”
“There are pay phones in the halls of the dorms, but the long distance charges will be ridiculous.”
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