Amy's Blind Date

By Candice Christian

Amy first brush with lesbian activity occurred during her pledging a sorority in college. While answering natures call behind a tree two older sorority members find her with her pants down, literally. The older girls make a game out of it and Amy finds that though she felt taken advantage of, she enjoyed the older girl’s attention and even fell into a relationship with one of her professors.

Her sophomore year, Amy’s family moved to the United Kingdom and loses contact with the friend from the US. Gaining more confidence as she got older, she makes new friends and gets invited to dinner by one of the girls she works in the library with. Both girls were aware of the other’s submissive lesbian inclinations, so Amy was looking for a romantic evening with her new friend. But, arriving for dinner she is met by her friend's roommate, and another guest, Jennifer.

Confused by the situation, Amy goes with the flow, and it is obvious that Jennifer has her eyes on Amy and make numerous overt advances in front of her host, who seems to go along with it. After the dinner, the four of them walk along the beach and it is there that Jennifer pulls Amy into a seclude spot and engages her in some very intense petting. When her host and girlfriend catch up with Amy, they spring the news that Jennifer and Amy were set up for a blind date. Seems Amy was the last to know.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: Jan 19, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215825570

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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Amy’s Blind Date

Copyright 2023 Candice Christian

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgement

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

About Candice Christian

Other books by Candice Christian

Connect with Candice Christian

Acknowledgement

Helena Cain

Chapter One

It was a cold fall night and I was beyond being cold. I hardly felt the damp grass under my feet as I stood there with my sister pledges about to swim across the lake. This was the last stupid test of endurance before being pledges to the sorority.

The Sorority Priestess was giving us our last challenge before we would become members of the Greek House of a prominent New England college for young ladies from the best homes in the country. None of us selected for this school come from a family not listed in the Fortune 500. I was born into a family that controls every pharmaceutical sold in almost every country in the world.

When I entered college I researched the Greek Houses and deliberately selected the one discreetly devoted to the Sisterhood of Sapho. We were led to the private lake where we were told we had to swim across it. Four girls had a rowboat sitting at the water’s edge.

We were told that if we could not swim across the lake that we would be rescued. A review panel would be convened to determine if the pledge would be given a second chance to be accepted.

I felt the cold chill of the night air as I stood there with the other fifteen girls wading out into the lake until we started swimming one by one. I felt confident that I would make it. The water was cold so I figured the best thing to do was just swim