The woman that opened the door couldn't have been much younger than herself, Maddy guessed she was about
twenty-three. She was taller than Maddy, standing at about six foot, but her figure - though still attractive
- didn't measure up against Maddy's. Her breasts were probably a C cup and her hips weren't as wide, but she
had an angelic smile with teeth white as pearls contrasting her long, raven hair.
"Maddy?" She asked.
"That's me." Maddy said with a smile.
After inviting her in, Kelly took her on a tour of the apartment. It was fairly big, causing her to wonder how
she could ever have afforded it by herself. The living area was adjoined with the kitchen, but it could
comfortably fit twenty people in it, then there were the two bedrooms, each opening onto the same en-suite. It
was well decorated too - a white fur rug on the floor in the lounge room, a cornerpiece bookshelf holding a
wide variety of books and magazines, she had a laptop hooked up on a small desk in another corner, and a small
tv, no doubt provided by the apartment, sitting opposite the lounge.
"Neat place." Maddy said, rubbing her arm. For some reason she was extremely nervous. Maybe it was a
combination of the importance that Kelly liked her and the fact she had never interacted with a woman as a
woman before. She wasn't sure of herself, and it probably showed.
I'm sorry to hear about your boyfriend. What a pig! He should try living as a woman for a bit, right?"
Maddy laughed at the irony. "I think it would do him some good, though he'd probably try and fuck the first
thing he saw." Maddy then remembered her place. "Oh, sorry! It just slipped out."
Now it was Kelly's turn to laugh. "Please, I don't fucking care." She replied, tongue in cheek.
The two got off like a wildfire and they stayed up for hours talking. Chatting about everything under the sun,
men, clothes, television, gossip. Admittedly Maddy struggled to keep up in most places, but came to the
realization she might have to start paying attention to these things if she was going to remain Kelly's
roommate.
"So tell me about your work." Kelly said finally, just when Maddy was thinking she would never ask.
"Well." Maddy began slow, not wanting to jump down her throat. "I used to run the place with my boyfriend,
Malcom, but since we split up he's left me completely alone. I've got two dozen bookings for tomorrow alone,
mainly men weirdly enough, and I'm all by myself. What'd you say? Wanna come in tomorrow and check it out?"
Kelly thought about it for a moment, then smiled. "I have tomorrow off, so sure."