Until We Set Free | Felicity & Pippa
Pippaâs smile was so pure, so innocent, Felicity couldnât help but reflect it. It was hard to imagine harsh words ever leaving those lips, even if Felicity knew the object of her affections was more than capable of doing so. As her friendâs eyes darted to the floor, she wondered what was wrong, but Pippaâs bright personality shot back almost immediately. Apparently her mother and her had an argument. Not a surprise. If they werenât arguing, Pippa was being the perfect submissive daughter keeping her mouth shut. âIâm glad you escaped from her oppressive rule for the night,â she said, before adding, almost joking, âI was beginning to think you werenât going to turn up.â Then suddenly, Pippa was squeezing through the small space between Felicity and the doorframe. They were so close and Pippa was so intoxicating, it was hard for her to stay focused for a moment. But she snapped back into focus shortly after. She couldnât ruin tonight. She turned around, closing the door as she went, just in time to watch Pippa bounce off. âWhat movies did you bring? Those silly romance ones you like?â she called after her. She didnât usually like romantic films, but she didnât mind when she was cuddled up to Pippa.
Felicity followed Pippa into her kitchen and found the girl rummaging through her cupboards, on her tiptoes. From the bag of marshmallow in her hand, she assumed she was looking for junk food. âSearching for your sugar fix, Pip?â she asked, with one eyebrow raised. âYouâll rot all your teeth out one day, you know that? But we can totally make sâmores, if thatâs what your little heart desires.â She laughed slightly, before walking over to where Pippa was stood, and hoisted herself up to sit on the counter. âThe sweet teaâs in the fridge. I got it in because I know you like it. I have the proper Southern stuff and the fruit flavoured ones, take your pick.â She grabbed the marshallows and popped one in her mouth.
"You know Mother doesn't allow sweets in the house. I have to find it somewhere." Pippa looked at Felicity, her face lit with excitement like a small child. Being that she was so petite, Pippa was often mistaken for being younger than her seventeen years. Something in the back of her mind told her she would always struggle with that. Pippa cringed at the thought of her teeth rotting. "Ew, Fee. Don't talk like that. Rotting teeth are disgusting." She flushed slightly when Felicity spoke of her heart and desire. If her friend only knew what she truly desired. It wasn't chocolates or sweet tea. It was something far sweeter and intoxicating. Pippa had come to the conclusion that Felicity's lips tasted like vanilla buttercream frosting even though she'd never had the pleasure of kissing her. Her eyes lingered on Felicity's lips before falling towards the counter, greedily taking in the sight of the junk food. "You're the absolute best, Fee." Pippa eyes moved back to her friend as she sat on the counter. The brunette couldn't help but notice Felicity's legs, long and tantalizing. Fearing she would get caught staring again, Pippa turned quickly and opened the refrigerator.
Reaching in, she brought out a pitcher of sweet tea. Her tongue began watering instantly. "Bless. I can taste it already." She giggled. "Oh, and yes. I did bring a few silly romantic movies. Let's see....ummmm. I brought Titanic, The Notebook, The Princess Bride..." Her girlish voice trailed off as she set down the pitcher and walked over towards the cabinet to get a glass. Her brow furrowed as she stood on her tiptoes, attempting to reach a glass from the shelf. Determined, Pippa briskly walked over to the dining room table, picking up a chair, and returning to the counter. Steadily, she climbed onto the chair and retrieved a glass. As she set her feet back down onto the floor, she looked at Felicity with wide eyes. "Mother has a stool for me at home. I feel like a baby."

















