Very high, very pale yellow and very strappy. They went with the gown. “Are you married?” I asked. “No. But I could be. Are you good with childr...n and dogs?” “Dogs?” But he had to go. He was in a hurry. He had more important matters to attend to, a plane to catch. I caught hold of his foot at the top of the ladder as it was about to disappear over the embankment. He turned to look at me strung out below. “My shoes,” I said again. I had taken them off for ease of climbing. I waved them, trying. She smirked even more and tried to grab my shirt... I frantically fought her off with one hand blushing a deep red..."You're going to show me.." She said.... Luckily I had just pulled into the finally stop and told her she was going to be late... She said fine, pouted and got out... Proceeded to tell me I was mean.. I told her it was just a smudge of grease, she didn't believe me because I wouldn't show her but she dropped it...So I sat there, pulled in, rear view mirror to the front door of. I assume Kyle told you Gina married.”“Yes, he did.”“You had two boys the last time I spoke with you.”The waitress came back to fill Angie’s cup, checked if we wanted anything else, then left.“Seven total,” I said with a grin. “Four boys and three girls, by four different women.”“Whoa!” Angie gasped.“Steve has a very complicated life,” Anna said. “Don’t worry about it.”“What do you do, Angie?” I asked.“I’m a data entry operator for an insurance company.”“Husband? Kids?” I asked.Anna kicked me. Holly lay back on the bed and Ava lay down next to her. Holly held her friend close, kissing her softly on the cheek. It wasn’t really a kiss, more like grazing her lips against her best friend.Holly looked deep into her best friend’s eyes, and traced her fingers under them, gently wiping away the tears. She kissed Ava softly on the lips, their lips lingering together. They kissed again, this time their lips pressing together. Holly slid her tongue slowly into her best friend’s mouth, tasting.