She frowned and shut the door.I wasn’t lying, Justin, we shall call him had commented about her great body, and had previously had a little glimpse ...nd more without her knowing. We had all been out and ended up back at our house. We sat down and opened another beer, she fell asleep on the sofa. She had put her feet up so I decided to take her boots off. This I later realised had given Justin a great view up her brown cord skirt to show her black stocking tops. I popped off to the toilet and. When I see beautiful people, I feel sorry for them. Beautiful people have so much further to fall, so much more disappointment to feel, when at last the final glow fades from their cheeks and that sparkle dies in their eyes. When their lovers look upon them with no surprise, no thrill. When every kiss tastes of ashes and every touch burns, when every word falls on their hearts like a knife and in their bellies like a sickness. When I pass the elderly on the street, I see a companion. Fifty. His aunt would be wondering where he was by the time he madeit back.How would he explain this? Could he? The answer came as quickly as thatquestion... No! The book! That damn book what had he done with it? It haddropped? Yes, right by the bathroom when the man said freeze. Right inthe middle of the hall. Pink! His aunt would see it.She'd read the title: "My Cousin's Little Sissy!" The pictures! She'd seethe illustrations! That boy getting dresses as a little girl. His heartfelt like it was just. Others in the town took notice of the orb of light shooting through the sky. Practically everyone in town had seen it, and for those that didn’t, word shot off quickly with stories spreading like a wildfire to reach every ear. One of those to actually see it from the rooftop of one of the tallest buildings went by the name Abris. She stayed up at top of the roof, almost as though she had been expecting the sight all day. She watched as the orb descended quickly out of sight before standing up.