While Lucy just smiled impishly. She reached out and gave Lilly's arm a reassuring pat."It's nothing personal, really. From what I've seen," and she w...ggled her eyebrows suggestively, "he's everything a girl could want in a man, and then some. But he's just ... well, he's the Bai Long, you know?"She turned her head and looked me in the eyes. "You're the closest thing to an honest-to-god God I'm ever likely to meet in my life. That's kind of intimidating." Lucy turned back to Lilly. "Besides,. “Mrs Braxton said that father, brother and the dog should always get the choicest cuts of meat first,” Jenny said with an air of authority.“That’s right darling, we need to keep our males strong.” smiled Amy. “Now let’s start.” Amy opened the cover of the book. She had brought the book when Jessica was two years-old. It had been years since she read it and didn’t know why she picked it now.She started reading: “There are many different realities in our world but the only reality that matters is. Guys like that." What?" I rolled my eyes."I swear, if they think you're getting married, they're desperate to fuck you." Stacy giggled. "Well, they're desperate anyway, but you know what I mean." No, I don't." I shook my head. "I don't wanna know either. I'll leave my rings on." Suit yourself," she shrugged. "Did you wear them last night?" I didn't do anything last night," I said. "I was a good girl." Uh-huh." It was Stacy's turn to roll her eyes."I swear! Come on." I frowned. "Are we going or. Just as he started to turn around and go back, I was approaching my door and warned him off with a small smile and a shake of my head. He grinned, shrugged, and walked on. A few steps away, though, he looked back and gave me a wink and a ‘thumbs up’ sign. I just grinned and got in the car. Millie was fuming. ‘No more stops, okay?’ she grumbled. ‘No more stops,’ I agreed. ‘We really did need sunblock, baby. Especially you.’ ‘I guess.’ We drove on in silence. I don’t think I’ve mentioned how.