LaBellaMia
Star
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2014
- Location
- East Coast, USA
She smiled. "Exactly...maybe you will learn something," she teased hm and grinned. "Thanks beforehand for the help..." Rhia smiled then pushed the book toward him.
Later that evening Rhia found herself at the dinner table with her parents and Andrew. She was out of her school uniform, wearing a simple tee and jean cut off shorts. Her feet bare, much to her mother's chagrin.
"Did you have a good day?" Caitlin asked curiously, taking a bite if her salmon.
Rhia looked up and shrugged. "Yeah it was...it was alright..." She trailed off and brushed her hair back from her face.
Caitlin looked at her then lowered her fork. She was wearing her choker and a white silk blouse with black pants and heels, her red hair swept up elegantly. "Your father and I were wondering if you wanted to attend the Halstead Ball with us on Saturday. I could take you Friday, we can get you a nice dress. You don't have to go but it would be nice if you attended with us...the Halsteads are close partners with your father."
It was a subtle suggestion but she knew her mother hardly ever asked her to attend anything with them. Balls and dinners were more business related and she knew her dad didn't like men ogling her, or her mother. It must be important if her mother wanted her going. "I...sure...I will go..." She said, knowing James Halstead was one of her worst tormentors at school but her mother obviously wanted her to go.
Caitlin's face brightened and she glanced at her husband and then at her plate, sipping on some red wine. Rhia sighed and then looked at her dad. "Thank you for letting me stay out later dad," she told him gently then bit her bottom lip. After a moment, she decided to speak up. "I...um....I was hoping I could be put on birth control..." She said and her mother nearly choked, quickly moving to cover her mouth.
"Rhia....why on earth would you want birth control..." Her mother asked, almost scandalized. Funny considering the noises she made almost nightly.
Rhia blushed. "Just in case....I want to start dating...I'm seventeen. You had me when you were that age....I...don't see why birth control is a bad thing...."
Later that evening Rhia found herself at the dinner table with her parents and Andrew. She was out of her school uniform, wearing a simple tee and jean cut off shorts. Her feet bare, much to her mother's chagrin.
"Did you have a good day?" Caitlin asked curiously, taking a bite if her salmon.
Rhia looked up and shrugged. "Yeah it was...it was alright..." She trailed off and brushed her hair back from her face.
Caitlin looked at her then lowered her fork. She was wearing her choker and a white silk blouse with black pants and heels, her red hair swept up elegantly. "Your father and I were wondering if you wanted to attend the Halstead Ball with us on Saturday. I could take you Friday, we can get you a nice dress. You don't have to go but it would be nice if you attended with us...the Halsteads are close partners with your father."
It was a subtle suggestion but she knew her mother hardly ever asked her to attend anything with them. Balls and dinners were more business related and she knew her dad didn't like men ogling her, or her mother. It must be important if her mother wanted her going. "I...sure...I will go..." She said, knowing James Halstead was one of her worst tormentors at school but her mother obviously wanted her to go.
Caitlin's face brightened and she glanced at her husband and then at her plate, sipping on some red wine. Rhia sighed and then looked at her dad. "Thank you for letting me stay out later dad," she told him gently then bit her bottom lip. After a moment, she decided to speak up. "I...um....I was hoping I could be put on birth control..." She said and her mother nearly choked, quickly moving to cover her mouth.
"Rhia....why on earth would you want birth control..." Her mother asked, almost scandalized. Funny considering the noises she made almost nightly.
Rhia blushed. "Just in case....I want to start dating...I'm seventeen. You had me when you were that age....I...don't see why birth control is a bad thing...."