Relief floods me as I sigh, pulling my shirt up over my belly, folding it nicely under my chest. “God that is such a relief, I can’t STAND tight clothes.” I blush hard, realizing I’ve just fully exposed my stretch-mark covered middle to effectively a complete stranger. Swallowing hard, I begin rubbing slow lazy circles on my overstretched self, cringing at the occasional kick. “Thank you for driving me by the way, my friend left with a girl ages ago so I was just gonna get an Uber.”
“Tight clothes are the worst for you right now, huh? You should just let your body, especially your belly, breathe,” I chuckle. I rub your flank with one hand, pressing in occasionally to prompt some kicks or pushes.
“It’s really no problem. I’m very happy to have dinner with you. And shame on your friend for leaving! In your state, that’s near dangerous,” I shake my head. “I’ll drive you home once we’re finished with dinner, don’t worry about taking an Uber.”















