Not often enough to keep that gnawing itch for sex scratched.Lynn lived in a duplex apartment in town and worked at the city hall.Jo Ann was still sin...le. She was not willing to settle for the dull life with the men and boys there. She wanted to do better than become a baby maker in that hick town.She was going to the Junior College and working for a large lumber company.Hunting season came in November.Pat's husband planed to be at the hunt camp down river every week end.The girls got together. A perfectly ordinary person.” We all laughed. Kendra tended to talk a lot, but did she just tell Mom what kind of aura she had?“How much do you know about auras, Kendra?” Mom asked. We were all asking the question inside. “Can you read them?”“Oh, heavens, no! You’d think that if I could see them I’d have one that was more exciting,” she laughed.“Like Mom’s,” Morgan whispered. I glanced at her. What?“Just an artist’s interpretation?” Dad asked.“Oh. Memorized. Verbatim. What an aura reader in. Now,she was servant, and in her situation, this could meananything. She heard the door unlock, and in came Maddy, who wasputting her shoes back on as she came to inspectKelly’s appearance. She come over to Kelly, and planteda kiss on her cheek. “You look refreshed and verypretty, I guess you are ready for work!” Maddy smiledas she circled around Kelly. “What is it exactly I will be doing?” Kelly asked herwith more than a concerned tone. “Oh, some. Through the office window, he could see the city of Liverpool yawning at the start of a long day, a carpet woven of greys and browns, with the dark Mersey River curling a distinct thread across it.The view from the eighth floor of the Thompson Building was always spectacular. Every day, his clients would have their conveyances and divorces delayed whilst he took time to study it. But today, it looked a little different than usual. Today, the streets were all but deserted. More deserted even.