She was right I had done photography last year but it was more of a fill up class. Basically any pose Lily did and I thought was sexy, I would take a ...icture of it.We spent I don't know how long taking pictures of her, I didn't want it too stop."I think that should be enough." She smiled as she sat up on the bed. "Aww" I said in a sarcastic voice but actually gutted. Seeing her body in the flesh was a marvel to look at. What I would do to get my hands on her."I can see you liked the show?" She. Perfection is boring, I decided as I looked at her appreciatively. Weighing my answer, and eventually deciding to go with a bold distraction. “I was thinking of your breasts, if you must know,” I said, laughing at the surprise on her face. “Kerry, warn me if you’re going into those type of conversations. I think we might need another round for this!” Before I could decline, she’d poured with her customary exuberance. “What the hell,” she echoed what she clearly read on my face, “We’re. ‘Great. Except for the writers’ block. I’m stuck on this one scene where my character Angeliq—I told you about her, right?—is going to this funeral-party-thing. Not sure how to construct the party.’ ‘Because it’s science fiction?’ ‘Mixed with mythology and culture norms. Still working out what a funeral looks like in the world I created.’ ‘Hmm. Have you read the Night Huntress or Fever series? Both do a great job of creating their own world and mythos. Might be a good study guide.’ ‘They’re on. Ed winked and said, “Besides, it was great watching her work her kitchen magic on a crowd of people. She is the best.”Realizing this was how the two treated each other, Bob said, “Neither one of you can admit you like each other.”Ed replied, “I’m not the only one that has that problem.”Not understanding what Ed had implied, Bob shook his head and carried the plates into the kitchen. With nothing left to do, Ed went into the family room to watch the news. He turned it on in time to hear a public.