I couldn't imagine what she could be nervous about."If we showed up in Alaska ... where nobody knows us ... with the same last name ... how could anyb...dy know we weren't married?"I thought about that. I tried to think about it critically, but that was really hard. "I guess they could ask us for a marriage license," I said."How often does somebody ask for a marriage license?" she asked."I have no idea," I said."I think we should try to find out," was her reply.I was a little stunned by the. He knew he was in danger of revealing too much butassured himself his disguise was sufficient. As a fortunate side effectof his outburst Anne quickly approached from the concert seating. Hestared wide-eyed at his girlfriend hoping she understood what wasneeded."Hello there! I see you've met my partner here. What do you think ofher costume?" Good evening, ma'am. I have to say it is one of the best I've seen insome time and is helped in no small part by how she manages to fill itout! As. . I think he's gone to the pub on the corner at the end of the road.The girl's shoulders suddenly slumped. "I know," she whispered. "I watched him go ... it was you that I wanted to talk to really."Sarah stepped outside and allowed the door to swing too behind her."Of course ... what can I do for you ... Sonia?"The girl's brown eyes filled with tears suddenly and her ordinary face became blotchy."Why do you have to be so nice ... so pretty and so clever – how can I ever compete with that!" she. But I've been thinking about it, andI'm pretty sure that somehow, I've been caught up in your curse." The non-existent curse." You say it doesn't exist, but I'm sure it does. I'm worried that everytime we have sex, we're making things worse. I think we're draining you.I think it's... I think that every time you ejaculate, it's making youmore feminine." Draining me?" I almost can't stand it. The thought that she is drainingme... it sounds so dominant. And submissive me, it makes me even.