tiny dancer

"Who was it? Did you like him? Was he sweet? Would I approve?" Felix asked in quick succession as zie layed on hir stomach on the bed and began to pet Frankie’s hair. "Really, Frankie, in the end… it is what it is. You had sex with some guy and maybe it’ll turn into something more."

She giggled as she turned to face Felix, toying with the sheets. "He was really sweet, and...really sexy." Her face reddened before she hid for a moment. "I don't know, I think you'd like him. His name's Axel. I don't know, I was probably just some silly girl." She shrugged, realising that if he was going to have sex with her after meeting, then there must be countless other girls falling for him already. "There's another boy, but I didn't sleep with him. I'm not sure where I really want that to go. He did take me on a date though."

"I’m not laughing," Fee said innocently, catching the pillow and hugging it tight. "We don’t have to talk about any of that, if you don’t want to. You know I’m not judging you, just jealous, right?" Felix said, just making sure Frankie understood the ground rules of what was going on. "Seems like you’ve been having a better time here than I have…"

Francis turned to lay on her back with a sigh, staring up at the ceiling now. "I slept with one person, and it all happened so fast and I don't know if I just wanted him to like me or I wanted to get back at Danny...ugh! I don't know!"

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Felix thought it was funny. Hir sister was so cute when it came to attention and, boy, Frankie was getting a lot of it. It didn’t take that much longer for Frankie to show up and make herself comfortable on Fee’s bed. Felix laughed before she moved to grab a pillow and chucked it at Frankie’s head. “Yeah?” Felix said in response to Frankie’s groan.

She let out a high pitched noise as the pillow landed on her head before chucking it back aimlessly. "Stop laughing!" she shouted, her voice still muffled. She whined before curling up on her side, still hiding her face. She didn't like being the center of attention, and she especially didn't like people talking about her.