The First Kiss

By Lexy Harper

The First Kiss is a part of the School Daze collection of erotic romance short stories.

Yolanda Peters and Christopher Cromwell share The First Kiss at fourteen when he acts on a silly dare. She never forgives or speaks to him throughout their time left at secondary school, but she's back in town and all grown up. Will she give him the chance to apologize and another taste of her sweet lips?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lexy Harper
• Release date: Jun 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005738839

Lexy Harper

Lexy Harper's books have ranked at the top of the Bestselling Erotica charts and are written in British English. She wrote her first erotic short story in 2005 as an outlet for her filthy imagination and within months had completed the 22 stories which make up her Bedtime Erotica collections. Written specifically for lovers of explicit erotica, these stories are hardcore, plot driven and often humorous. For the less sexually adventurous, she reveals her tender side in her romance novels which can be identified by the gold stripe on the left. Erotica books have a black stripe and transgender a cerise.Sign up for Lexy's newsletter: http://eepurl.com/Lf3vbVisit her website: https://lexyharper.com/Follow her on Twitter: @Lexy_HarperJoin her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lexy.harperCheck out her FB Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/LexyHarperAuthor

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THE FIRST KISS

School Daze

by Lexy Harper

All characters in this publication are fictitious and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

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First published in Great Britain 2012

Copyright © 2011 Lexy Harper

All Rights Reserved.

Published by Ebonique Publishing, London.

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CONTENTS

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Author’s Note

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This book is for anyone who has experienced the agony and the ecstasy of a schooldays’ crush on an unattainable boy or girl. Here’s to a second chance at first love!

Chapter One

I dare you to kiss Yo-Yo!

Fourteen-year-old Christopher Cromwell groaned inwardly, but his voice was full of bravado as he responded, "Come on, Paul, I want a proper challenge."

Are you scared? Paul taunted.

No, Christopher replied scornfully, looking around at the group of twelve boys who stood looking fixedly back at him. He realized with a sinking heart that none of them was fooled by his answer. He looked at Yolanda Peters as she took a book from the stack in her locker and carefully locked it.

Closing the distance between them before he lost his nerve, he invaded her personal space. She turned around and as he drew even closer, flattened herself against her locker. He put his hands on either side of her head, his heart leapt in his chest as her wide-open, embarrassed eyes silently pleaded with him.

He bent his head to touch his lips to hers but at the very last minute she turned her head to the side. He overbalanced and as his lips landed just below her ear he had a sensation of softness against his chest. He followed the line of her jaw and then moved upwards until he found her lips. He touched his mouth to hers briefly before pushing against the locker and straightening.

She turned her head back to stare at him wordlessly for a moment. He tried to silently communicate his regret, but to his horror her eyes slowly filled with tears and as the air around them erupted with cruel teenage laughter, she ducked under his arm and ran down the corridor, her book falling heedlessly to the ground.

Christopher picked it up, fighting the urge to run after her and apologize. His friends came up and patted him on the back, but never had he felt less worthy of praise than at that moment.

***

Yolanda stopped running a block from home and carefully dried her eyes. If either parent saw her crying they’d demand an explanation and she didn’t feel up to