Summary

When she hears someone knocking on the bedroom door, Coco Lovelock is pouting in her bed. Ava Sinclair appears behind the door, carrying a blanket and pillow. Puzzled, Ava looks around: "Where is everyone? Isn't the sleepover happening tonight? However, Coco tells Ava angrily that she has to postpone the celebration because of some unsettling information that has come to light in recent weeks. It soon becomes clear that Coco called off the sleepover because Ava had just come out to her as a lesbian. Coco decided that the easiest course of action would be to completely cancel the event because she didn't want Ava to be around staring at all the other girls. Ava is upset and says she doesn't want to go out with every lady she sees just because she's a lesbian! Because Ava trusted her, she told her, and they have been friends for a very long time. Is this the way Coco plans to pay her back for her devotion and trust? Coco acknowledges that she was a terrible friend right away and feels horrible about it. After giving it some thought, Coco extends an invitation to Ava to spend the night as she had planned. When Ava gladly agrees, we watch the girls joyfully engage in a variety of activities, their worries dissolving in the warmth of their restored relationship. A little while later, while Coco is combing Ava's hair, she tells Ava something unexpected. Coco canceled the sleepover because she was having difficulties with her own sexuality, not because Ava came out. Coco wished that none of the other girls saw her observing them, as that would have undoubtedly resulted in their chatting up her during school. Coco is also interested in lesbian sex, and since Ava has come out as lesbian, perhaps they might practice together. Love at first sight, Ava decides to hook up with Coco on the condition that the happenings of