Becoming a Chrissy - Chapter 1

I walked towards David and considered him in the starlight. I imagined untying his tie and putting my hands on his abs. I started feeling my heart rate increase and felt a little tingle in my clit. Was I getting turned on by my childhood friend?
“Pretty beautiful,” I said and looked up. We shared a little silence as we contemplated the sky.
“You want one of these?” He offered a cigarette.
“Nah, thanks, but you go ahead and enjoy yourself.”
“Oh, I will,” he smirked at me. “You’re actually looking pretty hot for a flapper girl.” He looked me over and down at my legs.
“Did you even shave your legs?!” Before I could move he reached down and swiped his hand down my leg. “You did!” He chortled.
“Aw, boo, let me get some of that!” Grinning, he moved closer to me and started grinding against my body, cigarette in one hand and beer in the other. “Ehhhh!”
I think… I THINK he was just trying to be funny, but I couldn’t help it. I was so hot by that gesture that I turned and pushed my butt back against his front side and started applying my own pressure. I rubbed my ass against his flaccid cock and felt it briefly through our clothes. By that point we were both drunk enough that we didn’t stop as fast as we normally would if the same thing had happened while sober.
He tried to pull away and I put my right arm around his back and pushed him closer.
“No, wait…” I whispered.
“Uhh…” David was at a loss for words. I let him go and turned around to face him. We were six inches apart.
“That felt good, right?” I asked pleadingly.
“Yeah, but…”
I reached out and felt his cock.
“You’re so hard,” I said. “Let me take care of that for you.” I flicked my hair again and smiled.
David stared me in the eyes for a moment. “I don’t know. What if people find out? We’ve known each other for so long. I don’t want to hurt you or have it be awkward.”
“C’mon. We’re both going to separate out-of-state colleges in a few months and so is everyone else. This is the time everyone is fucking each other and not giving two shits. C’mon, let’s go somewhere more quiet.”