Apologies and Other Lies – Chapter One

Apologies and Other Lies
Chapter One
The following story is about a young, sixteen year old, woman maturing in an immature world. She sees through most people’s lies and is hoping for a chance at ‘real’ love. She’s never seen such a thing through her family, or in the world around her. All she sees are apologies and then more and more lies. She is a white but tan, blonde haired woman with a sparkle of black underneath, both in hair and personality, about 5”3’. Her breasts are that of a small, but developing melon. She has the style of a peppy but ambitious school girl, sexy but with a mild twist of dorky. She has the smile of an angle and the figure of a ballerina. She is very intelligent, yet independent. She is Penelope Rose.
“Penny! Are you almost ready, were going to be late.”
“Yes mother, I still have to find my bag…….where did you put it.” Penelope Said.
“It should be right next to the dryer, under the clothes and in the basket.”
She and her mother were going on a skiing trip to Colorado for Mardi-Gras. She was excited because the last time she was there, she met a handsome young man that decided to go by the name of “the lost one.” They had not been together sexually, except for a few delicate and innocent kisses. She had not known what he looked like, for the fact being they were at a Mardi-Gras celebration, the only way to come, was to wear mask’s all through-out the night, and vow to never take them off, until you are not anywhere near the residence. She did however know that he was very muscular, with a soft and delicate voice, light skin and brown hair, with a hint of blonde. Other than that, his attire consisted of a black and white tuxedo, white gloves and black loafers. He made it very clear that the next time she was in the area, they would definitely meet with each other, and find out who they really are, in look’s and personality’s.
On the ride to Colorado, Penelope kept having flashbacks of that night; she couldn’t get it out of her head. The young man that she remembered being so gentle and sweet to her, she had never experienced that in her life. She was used to everyone being so stuck-up and impersonal.
The night started out with her being invited to her friend Rachel’s party. There was two requirements though, one; you had to dress nice, no casual attire allowed in, two; you had to wear a mask that covered all your face, except your mouth. Penelope believed she knew about the mouth being uncovered part, but she didn’t fully understand the rest until later that night.
She had started getting ready for the party around six-o-clock. An hour before that she went out and bought a red and black velvet dress that made her figure look absolutely amazing.