Me: “Where shall I sit?”Saurav smirked “Wherever you feel like Malvike. It’s your car”I asked him to shift on his right and I sat between Sa...rav and Manas. Akhil and Ritesh sat facing us.Abhi asked, “Ready guys?”The car moved. The music was on. We stopped to get beer and chicken on our way. We took out one beer each except Abhi as he had to drive and gulped it down in no time.I was feeling hot so I opened the top two buttons of my shirt. I guessed it showed my cleavage. I noticed the guys on. Granted, it was a better department store, and I was doing commissioned sales – men's suits, along with leather goods, dress slacks and sports coats. There were some displays of better sweaters, too – very expensive cashmere and such. I was on my own for the first time. The young manager had gone off for dinner and the other associate was on his break. It was quiet – a Wednesday night just four weeks before Christmas.I finished packaging my customer's purchases and put everything away before. Jessicas heat skipped a beat and her faced blushed when she realized what Amanda was asking. Of course she had definitely touched herself at night, but she had never been involved in this type of conversation with anyone, not even her parents. She stuttered out the phrase, Well&hellip,&hellip,no&hellip,&hellip,..maybe sometimes&hellip,.. as if it were an unforgivable sin. I was just wondering. Theres no reason to be nervous about it. Everyone does it, replied Amanda, trying to soothe tense air.. "Welcome to the Brownies,Beverly," she said.All the girls clapped their hands. Then Brown Owl said it was time for asong. "What shall we sing?"One of the girls called out, "Let's sing "If I Wasn't A Brownie Then WhatWould I Be?" We can teach Beverly the actions!" Yes," said Brown Owl. "That's a good choice. Listen carefully, Beverly,and do what the other girls do. You'll soon get the hang of it."The girls started to sing. The song was about jobs a girl could do if shewasn't in the Brownies. All.