A Couples Match: Crossdressing Stories

Crossdresser Stories, Book 110

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A Couples Match: Crossdressing Stories

By: Hellen Heels

Narrated by: Katrina Medina

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Enjoy this short story by Hellen Heels.

"Does this wristband match my sports attire"?

"Is this a joke or what? Darling, are you really serious"?

He nodded. "Yeah. Of course".

"And why is it suddenly an issue"?

"Come on, Cara. You know how I love to assess attire".

"Thank you for reminding me that you run a big fashion house in town".

"Cara darling, stop being sarcastic".

"I am not being sarcastic here, baby".

"Then why talk about my work when we are supposed to be having a tennis match".

"Supposed to be having a tennis match. You said it, not me. Doesn’t that tell you that something is wrong, Ross? We should already be in a game, but instead we are here just talking about what I don't know".

"You don't know? Are you saying that I am not making any sense"?

She sighed heavily. "I never said that. All I am trying to say is can we start already"?

"Wait. Are you saying that what I am trying to point out doesn't matter"?

"What are you trying to point out"?

"You know that I can get inspiration from almost anywhere".