"No I guess he wouldn't be much of a husband or much of a man either ifhe was wearing women's clothing."Turning directly towards me, Judy continued ta...king. "Could you picture Pat parading around in a dress and pantyhose, Patti?"Everyone laughed at her little joke but my laughter was forced. So nownot only was she talking about being separated, she was now making funof my plight. A plight she was directly responsible for in every way.Judy knew I had no choice but to laugh along with her."Oh. "This is Maringa," he said calling me by the still somewhat unfamiliar sounding name."Pleasure to meet you," she said taking my hand. "And what might this mutual enjoyment be that we might indeed share?" she asked trying to remain coy as she said it."I'll let her be the one to show, or explain that to you herself," Ted told the woman. "Though I would ask ... that perhaps afterwards? You might give me a moment or two of your time?"She merely smiled, still trying to act coy, illusive. "What are you doing, Nina?" Katherine asked. "You Okay?" "Ssh," Nina replied and rolled on top of her and kissed her on the lips.Katherine was surprised but delighted and kissed back. She watched as her roommate kissed down her body and then removed her pajama bottoms and bent down so her face was in between her legs. She moaned out with pleasure as she felt Nina's tongue move in and out of her pussy like a cat drinking water.Nina sat up and then lowered down over her and pulled down her. How much bail money did I cost you?"Dr. Sutton chuckled. "Actually, nothing. One nice thing about the American justice system is that bail money doesn't really change hands ... I wrote a promissory note agreeing to pay $2000 should you fail to appear before the plea hearing. Now, you're not planning to leave town in the next little while, are you?" Me? Absolutely NOT!" You see ... I have absolute confidence in not paying a red cent. Now, what can I do for you?" You can relieve my curiosity ....