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You and your group of friends have rented a house together for a week of vacation. You've recently developed something of a crush on one of your friends and, when you arrive at your destination, the two of you have to share a room. Not only that, but you have to share a bed. You're nervous, but she seems totally chill. She's so chill, in fact, that she's encouraging you to cuddle up to her in bed. Maybe you're both delirious from a long day of traveling, but confessions start to flow and by the time you both fall asleep you've shared your first kiss...~*~
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