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They sat for a while, chatting about Lily's upcoming recruiting blitz and AJ's upcoming basketball season. It got dark all too soon, as it does in December, so they parted ways and headed to their respective suburbs.
AJ was sure it was a date, even though neither of them said anything about it and they only shared a brief, albeit warm and wonderful, hug goodbye at Lily's car. Maybe it hadn't started as a date, but it definitely turned into one. They knew they weren't good at reading situations, but it had to have been.
When they got home, they texted Keisha immediately.
AJ: I think I just went on a date with Lily
To be continued...
Thanks so much for starting Lily and AJ's story! Part 2 is done and submitted for posting so it's probably available now (or will be very soon). I promise, things will heat up and they will heat up quickly.
If you have feedback, I'd love to hear it. I truly love hearing what I can do to make my stories more enjoyable for readers.
I just have one rule - and I'll try to spell it out nice and clearly for the TERFs - if your feedback is about AJ's gender, pronouns, or any other aspects of their identity, kindly keep your nonsense to yourself.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 1 year agoExtremely well written! I love both characters and the NJ/Philly setting is lovely. But I must confess I spent like 60% of the time yelling at them to kiss already LOL.
Anonymousover 1 year agoWomen the term keeps getting diluted everyday. So sorry for the feminist that fought so hard to be seen. Just giving it away.
FirstClassFlirtover 1 year agoI love both Lily and AJ, but I must admit AJ has stolen a lil bit of my heart. I grew up in the days when it was LGBT only, they/them pronouns hadn’t been thought of, and although the roles weren’t as stiff as they were Pre-Stonewall, butch and femme were still common. My androgynous self never fit in well. I wonder how I’d identify if I were young now. So while my social anxiety has never been as pronounced as AJ’s, I can certainly relate to their feeling of being an outsider. Very glad I found you and looking forward to the next chapter!
haltwhogoesthereover 1 year agoto be honest, I really like the story but struggled with it, mainly because of the pronouns. I know that's on me, not you or the character, and it's mainly a lack of experience on my part. I honestly don't have any associations with people that prefer it (that I'm aware of or been made aware of, anyway). Also, agender is a world widening term for me as well. Is A.J.'s lack of perceiving cues related to that, or have you build in a touch of being neuroatypical in their character as well? Educate me? Please?
