When tall, pretty Kelly interviews at Washington D.C.’s premier LGBT-centric lobbying firm, she claims she has a girlfriend. Nothing could be further from the truth; she’s never even kissed a girl. Kelly’s hired. However, a suspicious co-worker keeps inquiring about her girlfriend. To keep her lies straight, Kelly bases her fictional partner on Anna, an aggressive, gorgeous lesbian friend of a friend. But when the firm’s annual Christmas party looms, Kelly’s forced to produce her mysterious girlfriend. The real Anna agrees to be Kelly’s “beard”—her fake date. But at the party, alcohol flows... and Anna’s all over Kelly. Kelly pretends to her office mates that her “girlfriend’s” advances are perfectly normal—even as she feels her resistance to the beautiful woman melting away.
The Beard is a comedy with sexy scenes and some explicit passages.
First-time F/F erotic romance. Adults only. Over 15,000 words.
Excerpt:
Kelly stumbled, tipsy. Anna guided her with a sure hand to the office supply room, opening the door and escorting her inside.
“Hey! Office supplies,” Kelly said with false cheer. She looked around nervously. “You need some gel pens? Ha, ha!”
Anna smirked. She shut the door behind them and pressed the doorknob’s button, locking it.
“Or paper clips, or toner,” Kelly babbled, casually backing away. “It’s a regular Staples in here!”
“Yes,” Anna replied. The blonde gave Anna a sexy look and flipped a wall switch. The room went dark.
“I think we should talk about expectations,” Kelly said in the pitch black, as if discussing the price of a car. “I admit, I did sort of use you for my own ends…”
“Yes.”
Kelly felt Anna’s hands. The tall girl backed away; she came up against waist-high pallets of paper boxes.
“You see,” Kelly gasped, “I know we’re supposed to be pretending that you’re my girlfriend—”
“Yes… yes…” Anna murmured. She began slipping Kelly’s dress up as the taller girl moved awkwardly against the immovable cartons.
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