Terrific," she breathed, pulling back a little, trying to regain her sanity."You do too," Ada said, looking her up and down. "Stephanie Seymour ain't ...ot nothin' on you, girl. Except she probably has a little more money."They were both trying to ignore the real issue between them, which was why Ada had left San Francisco so precipitously. They both knew why, Laura thought, but neither one wanted to acknowledge it."Can we sit at the same dinner table?" Laura asked, letting her eyes roam. I told Eve I’d try to do my best and that is what I will do. We talked more about everything in our lives. I used that to get some ideas on who to look for. The only problem I had was that I didn’t know any women who were lesbians. Or even bi-curious. Or did I? We decided to have brunch every couple of weeks and I’d fill her in on my quest.It was a couple of weeks later. I was getting ready to go to brunch with Eve when my phone rang, it was Cassie. It had been a while since we talked. I. She was more beautiful than any human woman she had ever seen. She had short black hair, blood-red wings, what would be D-cup breasts if she was human-sized, and a certain fiery red glow about her."Wha-- where'd you come from?" Vanessa asked sheepishly."Now that's a silly question to ask, isn't it? You brought me here, dummy," she giggled."Wait...you're the dragonfly?" Just a form I take to be inconspicuous among you humans. We fairies are not allowed to commune with humans," she said."What. She shook her wrist a little violently, hoping to pull it free, but it was tied tight. She glanced around her surroundings, and felt that Janice had cause to be fearful, the 'what she presumed to be' warehouse looked very inhospitable, with its damp and dark walls, open space and various nameless pieces of rusted and redundant equipment. This place had not been used in sometime, and she wondered exactly why they were here.'Where are we?' Janice asked.Rose looked to Janice, her eyes caught for a.