In the way that young women look at young men Mia Dixon now finds herself looking at other women. Only a year from her forties she’s not looking for women her age, rather for girls eighteen or nineteen. She’d found they know more about lesbian love than she does.
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Mia’s recent adventure began with a trip to a new doctor for her annual physical. It was there she found April and Josephine or Dr. Jo. Mia arrived early for her appointment and got to watch Mia and Dr. Jo prepare for the day. Like a scene from the Wizard of Oz, Mia got a look behind the curtain and discovered the two medical professionals, shared more than just current medical information. Their demeanor was less than professional and much more familiar than most doctors and assistant Mia had been accustomed.
So, intrigued by the dynamic by the two medical professionals, in a bold move Mia called the Doctor’s office and convinced April, the young medical assistant, to have lunch with her. To Mia, the experience was both awful and absolutely delirious. No shrinking violet, April, Mia learned that the young girl was both an awful tease coupled with an aggressive personality. Mia just chalked it up to youth and first date jitters. In the end April invited Mia back to her apartment and things began to be looking up, as April was a good lover.
Mia purchased a weekend getaway in Cabo San Lucas, at considerable cost, and April seemed appreciative and they both counted down the days to their romantic trip. The morning of the trip, Mia received a text from April saying she had another commitment and had flown to New York. Mia was at first heart broken, then confused. Quickly her emotions all dissolved into anger, realizing April had been mean and rude, which she overlooked, this slap in the face was too much. Revenge was all Mia could think about.
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