I'm really not sure why!Before walking to my vehicle; I looked back at Cindy lying in repose. I was very glad that I decided to stop at the funeral ho...e on my trip into the city. Cindy is the first corpse I've ever fondled but will probably not be my last. I wish I could have had Cindy's corpse to myself with no one at the funeral home to catch me. I would have opened the lower lid and lifted her dress to her waist and then have pulled down/off whatever else was covering her dead pussy. I. So what do you say? One more thing, this job requires discipline, if we tell you to do something, it’s not a matter of you wanting to do it, YOU DO IT.” I could tell by that last statement that she meant it. I desperately needed the job and knew I’d have a rough time getting a job, even at a fraction of what Tracy said that the salary would be. Besides, I had a couple of glasses of champagne and felt relaxed. I slowly started removing my clothes.“No no Cathy, I’ll direct you on how to disrobe.. His suit was impeccable as usual, and his tie wasspotless. His clean-shaven strong jaw and straight nose were as perfectas ever, and his dark blonde hair was combed back to show more of hisface. His blue eyes studied his features as he ran one hand along hisjaw, turning his head from side to side."Rog, you are one handsome bastard. The girls don't know how lucky theyare."He chuckled and turned back to his desk, beginning work as the morningsun trickled in through the large windows behind. "Dan Elks, my name's Fox. Cassandra is one of my patients," he announced.I was looking straight in his eyes as he spoke and somehow I knew that this wasn't some kind of trick of Conway's."I thought she was supposed to be well," I blustered. This guy had referred to Cassandra as his patient. That made him a doctor; if Cassandra was his patient then how could she be in perfect health as Conway had implied. I thought that a logical conclusion even if I was half pissed."Oh, she is ... physically,.