Part 6 of 12
Chapter 6
By Zakes Mdluli
1,238 words · 5 min read

A few minutes later, the high finally started to bleed out of our bodies, and we all sagged back on the floor. A yearning waiter appeared almost immediately, as if on cue, offering us glasses of ice water before disappearing again.
I grabbed a glass and drank fast, using the chill to shock my system back to reality.
"I honestly can't believe I just did that," I started. "I've never been with a girl before, but yoh, that was something else."
Vuyo grinned at me, looking thoroughly satisfied. "You certainly didn't look like a beginner. So, what's the verdict? How did it compare to a man?"
"It's completely different," I admitted, glancing at Mandla before looking back at her. "It's so much softer, and there's no aggression to it. Feisty in small measure. It was almost like licking warm honey."
"See! I knew you'd have a taste for it," Vuyo teased. "You were surprisingly good with your tongue. Most first-timers get shy, but you went straight for it."
"I think I just got lost in the heat of it," I said, laughing. "It definitely works something up in me, though."
Vuyo watched me for a moment, and then her expression changed slightly. She seemed to be weighing something.
"Well, since you seem to be enjoying all these firsts," she started, "have you guys done the third experience yet?"
I frowned, confused by the sudden change in topic. "Third experience? No, we've just done two so far. Why?"
"Oh fuck. Okay, this is bad," she said, looking genuinely disappointed.
"What?" I pressed. "What does that mean?"
"Nothing," she said quickly, shaking her head, though her body language said otherwise. "It's just... a shame. It means you can't really join us in the next part. Not properly, anyway."

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