Chapter 3: Reputations regained and lost

For hours after Lisa had left, my pussy was glowing, tingling from all the unusual attention it had received. My dad had only just got home and I quickly went down and said goodnight before returning to my bed. I wondered what my parents would say if I announced I had just had a lesbian fling with my new friend. No, I wasn't about to do that. I realised that any relationship I had with Lisa would have to be more secret than even dad's work.

The following day at school was hard. I found myself wanting to be with Lisa all the time but we had agreed that we should have little contact with each other at school to avoid any rumours spreading. I kept seeing her glance at me though as much as I did at her, and every now and then our eyes would meet and we would smile at each other if nobody was looking. We had a lot of homework that night so didn't see each other but we did walk home from school together. We chose a route that took us through a small woodland and we managed to find a hidden place where we could kiss and cuddle a bit.

In bed that night I had a brilliant idea about how to salvage Lisa's reputation and I stayed awake hours thinking it through. I couldn't wait for the next evening when we had arranged to do a little more algebra (!!!) so that I could talk it through with Lisa. This time I found my way to her house, which was only about 10 minutes walk from mine.

Compared to the lovely six bedroom house I was in, Lisa's parents had a much smaller 3 bedroom semi. I found it without problem and her mum and dad were nice people, welcoming me in. Compared to my family they seemed much more 'normal' and had lived in the same house for over 20 years. How I wished I had roots like that.

After a while chatting to them Lisa suggested we get on with the algebra coaching. Once in her room, of course, we were in each others arms and kissing like mad. After a passionate sex session I told her of my idea.

"Look," I started, "I know you have been trying to protect my reputation at school, but why don't we try to repair yours?"

"What do you mean?"

"Well this lesbian label seems to have been based on old rumours and biased observations doesn't it?"

"Yes I guess so, but it's stuck to me now and I don't see how it can be 'repaired' as you put it."

"Well it can be if you are seen dating a boy. Not for real, just pretend for show."

She laughed. "Oh great, and how am I supposed to do that? Ask a boy to take me out, but not for real because I'm not into boys. They're bound to go for that. They will just tell everybody and it will make it worse, not better!"

"Not if it wasn't a boy from our school."

"Same problem though, what boy is going to go out with me just acting like my boyfriend. No, it's a nice idea but I'm not going to find someone to do it."

"Well that's where my brilliant plan comes in. I might know the perfect person. My brother!"

"Your brother? I thought he was at university."

"Yes he is, but it's only just outside Norwich and I'm sure I can convince him to do it. He is a bit older than you but a real hunk. What do you say?"

"Hey it might just work, but what if your brother is seen around again?"

"That's very unlikely, he will be at university most of the time and we will probably have moved again before he comes again. He is coming to see our new house this weekend so I'll ask him."

"Yes but how can we make sure someone sees us together."

"Ah, yes I have thought about that. The girls are talking about going out in a group to see the new James Bond movie, Casino Royale, when it comes out next Friday. If I find out where and when they are going, you and Derek can make sure you are in the cinema and maybe snog a little when the girls come in. I will make sure they see you. They will see you can't be gay after all."

"Well OK, if your brother is willing I guess it's worth a go. I mean, what can I lose? Will you tell Derek I'm gay then?"

"No, of course not. That will lead to questions about me and why I want him to help you.

No, I will tell him that you are not ready for a relationship at the moment but your friends at school keep trying to pair you up with a boy. So this will just get them off your back if they think you have a relationship outside school."

So I asked my brother that Sunday. He was a little reluctant at first but when I explained that it would help me make friends with the girl he relented and agreed to do it. As the week wore on the girls booked up to see the film and asked me to go too, which, of course, I wanted to do. I immediately told Lisa which showing they were going to and she booked seats too for her and Derek.

She made sure that she was there at the cinema early with Derek, and so when I and the girls walked in the cinema Lisa was already in the queue for the film. She had seen us all walk in and the pair started their own little performance. I was going to point Lisa out to them but one of the other girls had already seen them while the rest of us were buying popcorn and cola's from the kiosk in the middle.

"Hey girls you'll never guess what I've just seen," cried Sandra.

"What?" asked several girls at the same time.

"Look over there in the queue. It's Lisa! With a man!"