Blue Moon 2.1

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Blue Moon 2.1
Blue Moon
by Donna Lamb

Richard came running out of his room when he heard Joel scream. “What is it? What? What?”

Joel pushed the bathroom door closed right in Richard’s face. “It’s gone!”

“Huh? What’s gone?”

“M-m-my …” Joel couldn’t say it.

“Good grief, guy! It can’t be that bad!” Richard tried to push the door open. “Did you drop your watch in the toilet?” Joel’s weight or foot or something seemed to be blocking the door.

“No! Go away! You can’t come in!” The seldom used inside latch on the door clicked into place, locking the door — unless someone got a butter knife from the kitchen.

Richard stepped back from the door and stared at it. Joel had never acted like this before. A bit of a sensitive, over-emotional, geek but not really a flake, Richard reflected. And this behavior definitely qualified as flakey. The poor mook was crying on the other side of the door. “Hey, little buddy,” Richard said in his best Skipper voice, “maybe I can help?”

“You stay away from me!” Joel sobbed.

“Holy shit!” said Richard, awed by Joel’s vehemence.

“Stay away!”

“Okay, okay.” Richard backed away from the door, subconsciously giving Joel more room. “I’ll be in my room waiting if…if you want to talk sense.” He could still hear Joel sobbing on the other side of the door. Baffled, he retreated to his own room. I’d better stay up, he decided, in case he wants to talk about it. I never thought he’d be this upset about me taking his date.

Joel’s pants lay in a pile on the floor, topped off with underpants and polo shirt. Naked, Joel stood in front of the mirror on the back of the bathroom door and stared at the girl in the mirror. She had Joel’s close-cropped, ginger-blonde hair, green-gray eyes, and the same basic features — with just a bit more delicacy in the chin, nose and eyebrows. Her small, neat ears lay close to her head, just like Joel’s. Her shoulders were square and narrow, her neck slender; neither quite right for Joel. Her torso tapered to a slender waist and supported a pair of small breasts with big nipples with dark womanly areolas.

Breasts. Joel said it out loud, “B-b-breasts. I shouldn’t have b-b-b-boobs.” Cupping one cookie-like titty in a delicate hand, Joel looked further down the mirror’s image where hips widened to complete a slender hourglass. A patch of curly blonde fur disappeared into the cleft between two pale thighs. Joel’s other hand dropped to the joining and felt around, feeling nothing but soft fleshy lips concealing a narrow cleft, slightly moist.

“P-p-pussy!” said Joel. “I’ve got a p-p-pu-pudenda!” She shuddered and jerked her hand away from the discovery.

She stared at herself for a moment, unable to believe her eyes. She turned tolook around the room, as if to see if someone if someone was playing a trick on her. But she was alone. She looked back at the mirror, alone with a pretty girl in the looking glass.

“How? How could this happen?” She put her hand back to her groin. “My dinkle is gone. What happened to my dinkle?”



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Dink-a Dink-a Do a Dink-a Dee a Dinka doo ...

Wow,

I'm channeling Jimmy Durante.

Poor Joel, um Jo?, not the best of nights. What? A nice, sleak figure, no watermellon boobs? The devil is being more sophiscated in his/her cruelty. Is this lovely girl the true girl of Joel's or his roommates desire and not some pnumatic bimbo?

Oh oh, do I hear the sounds of a butter knife approching the bathroom lock?

John in Wauwatosa

But you're not a scientist. Surely you believe in all this superstitious nonsense. (MAD Magazine)

Could be worse, could be raining. (Young Frankenstein)

But you're not a scientist. Surely you believe in all this superstitious nonsense. (MAD Magazine) Could be worse, could be raining. (Young Frankenstein)

Oh the pain!

This reminded me of that great scene from "Switched" where our hero is standing peeing out of sight in the bathroom when the Devil does his VooDoo! The sounds tinkling changing to slashes just said it all! Followed by the required scream of course!
Hugs!
grover

Plan? Ain't got no Plan!
"Beyond Thunder Dome"

Plan? Ain't got no Plan!
"Beyond Thunder Dome"

Names?

I'm wondering what Joel is going to call herself? Jo? Jill? Joanne? JoEllen? JoElle? The last one sounds very Sothron, don't it? :lol:

I've got the next part eritten but I'm not going to let you see it till tonight. :evil grin:

Donna Lamb, flack

Donna Lamb, flack

Jor-el?

Thus is beginning to sound like a job for Super... almost infringed on copywrite.

You are having fun with this arn't you Donna?

Ever getting back to your earlier stuff, particularly Better Nate than Evel?

Whatever you do, I'm enjoying it.

Joel - Joe -- Jo -- Joey ( like Joey Heatherton )- Joy (in a stuborn attempt to hang onto the *Y* the now XX so recently lost.)

John in Wauwatosa

But you're not a scientist. Surely you believe in all this superstitious nonsense. (MAD Magazine)

Could be worse, could be raining. (Young Frankenstein)

But you're not a scientist. Surely you believe in all this superstitious nonsense. (MAD Magazine) Could be worse, could be raining. (Young Frankenstein)

Name?

I know a woman with the name Joel. So, why change it at all?

I thought of that

It might actually fit with the direction I'm taking it. And Joel is a pretty name.:grin:

Donna Lamb, flack

Donna Lamb, flack

What's in a name?

I was thinking last night, I've never heard of Joel being a woman's name. BUT, if you'd used NOEL! It would be perfect, the guy could be Noel, as in Noel Coward; and the newly-minted girl could be Noel, as in No-el. Like in the Christmas song, ya know? It's not common, but I have met or heard of several No-el's.

Just my two cents,
Karen J.

"A dress makes no sense unless it inspires men to want to take it off you."
Francoise Sagan

Ack!

Now you've done it. Noel is the perfect name for the character. :smile: And I'd thought of that first, but changed it to Joel. Noel means Birth and Joel means Given by God, so both are appropriate. I dunno, some of the plans for the story fit well for one name and some for the other.

But a good thought,even if I don't sue it. ::smile::

Donna Lamb, flack

Donna Lamb, flack

I feel a ...

... parody coming on. Or would that be a "Bad Moon Rising?"

"But out of limitations comes creativity."

Aardvark