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talking about how grateful he was to have me back with him and all that. You know, kissing my ass just like I like it…and I just really let go.
    They sat quiet for a while after that. Z was trying to imagine what it would feel like to have her ass kissed. Reagan was daydreaming about the sun as it rose over Dylan’s sweaty back. She stretched a smile across her face as she remembered how high it had risen by the time they finally went to sleep. Yeah, Z, she said with a wink and a smile. You should’ve been there.
    Z laughed along with her friend and finished her sandwich. She was just polishing off the last drops of tea from her thermos when she steeled herself to ask the question she’d been holding in for so long. Reagan?
    Yeah?

    I was wondering…could you tell me…I mean…what’s it like?
    Reagan always seemed a bit amused that Z was a virgin. She got the whole thing about where she was from, and Z’d told her about the arranged marriages and how she wasn’t ready for anything like that. Reagan had even tried to get her to go out on dates, offering to double, but Z seemed petrified by the idea of letting anyone close to her. I mean, there’s virgin, thought Reagan, and then there’s VIRGIN . Z acted as as if she didn’t even know what it was like to kiss a guy. Reagan filled her mouth with a huge bite of her sandwich and leaned back on the grass. She was just daydreaming and chewing, daydreaming and chewing with this sneaky, lusty expression on her face that drew Z closer. It was as if she could sniff the excitement radiating from Reagan’s body into her own.
    When she finished chewing, Reagan swallowed slowly, licking all around her mouth and wiping both lips before she began. Well, when I’m with a man, I feel like the most extraordinary gift. She checked Z’s face for a reaction, then continued. I feel wrapped completely in the beautiful paper of his skin. His arms strong around me. His head buried in my neck or planting kisses across my face, my chest, my fingers. The smell of a man gets all over you, Z—inside and through you like a cloud of honor. It feels like he’s worshipping me, like somehow I’m worthy of worship. And when I let him inside of me, it’s as if I’m returning the favor, enveloping him in my warmth, wrapping him in the flow of my juices.
    I circle my legs and arms around him and draw him closer and closer. And we’re both covering each other with kisses now, and burrowing our heads in each other’s necks, and when we’re both as close as we can possibly be—it’s like fireworks. It’s the most extraordinary kind of love burst. Yeah. That’s it. It feels like it would if you could concentrate all the love in the world into a tight ball that could barely stretch enough to
contain it. And once you crammed that last bit of love inside, it burst, and set all the love rushing free again.
    They both sat on the grass hugging their knees to their chests. Z sat speechless, trying to imagine. As hard as she tried to paint the picture in her mind, there were holes, blank spaces she couldn’t quite fill in. When she could finally stammer out a few words, she turned her face to Reagan and asked, What about women? When you’re with them, is it the same?
    Reagan thought about it for a moment before deciding. Yes, and no. Z drew closer, tuning out all distractions with rapt attention. When I’m with a woman it’s like the ultimate acceptance. All the little fears and doubts, the self-consciousness—it all dies away. It’s like discovering everything that’s beautiful about myself. Not like hearing someone else saying it, but seeing it with your own eyes and knowing it’s true. All of that nitpicking fault game I play in the mirror disappears and I’m left awestruck by the soft, delectable beauty in all kinds of bodies. When I’m with a woman, it’s like the

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