Dressing Up | redthotrobin
This is not where Tim expected the night to end up. It started with a date, harmless enough some flirting led to shared whispers. In their whispers the Doctor subtly addressed fulfilling Tim’s true desires, he had no idea what she meant, but figured that he would play along.
Back at her place, Aristel demanded that he strip, and Tim didn’t bother arguing. Next she gave him some things to wear, which was unexpected. He slipped on the undergarments, a pair of panties and strapless corset type bra. The dress she chose was a halter top, with the straps crossed over the chest. Upon seeing his reflection in the outfit, hands moved to cover his face, simply astonished. “I–I’m sorry, I just- I don’t know what to say.”
In truth, this was not where Aristel had expected her evening to end up, either. Her social engagements were shallow things; transactional, engaging in social behaviors just long enough that it satisfied an itch before returning to her largely solitary patterns. Bringing him home to her modest apartment had been part of the plan... but dressing him up like this?
She’d sensed something in him while they’d been out; he was a new mind to her-- she was still learning his personal dialect, the pattern of colors and impressions that formed a mental mother tongue spoken by one, but she could pick up on something... suppressed. Something hidden. A desire for difference, turned inwards, but with a shameful shroud cast atop it before he could dwell on it for long.
While they’d been exchanging the usual flirtations, she’d been focused on him, sussing out what was hidden. He’d perked her curiosity... and in time, she came to realize what it was he hid.
“You wanted to feel beautiful.” She noted, a statement of fact as she appraised him in the clothes she’d provided; their frames were different, but it was still quite a cute ensemble. From behind him, she gently reached from either side to grasp him at the elbows, and ease his hands away from his face. “It’s okay.” She assured, her own voice stable and certain where he had faltered and ended up blushing.