” It was the third, received just the previous day, that had dampened her palms and brought heat to her cheeks. It said, “I could smell your perfu...e in the elevator this morning. I want you!” That email had brought mixed emotions, mostly anger at the impertinence, but she was able to recognize that in her present vulnerable emotional state, the flattery and attention wasn’t entirely unwelcome. Dangerous, but not unwelcome. The email sat unopened for most of the day. Alice lost count of the. The old dog nuzzling at Lisa`s leg in a most friendly way, “Bloody hell that dog has his masters randy ways,” Pam exclaimed,” he`s got the lipstick out for you straight away!” Lisa asked if Pam had ever had any ‘excitement’ with a dog, Pam colouring up a little but reluctantly admitting that their old dog had ‘given her a lick or two’ when he was alive, and she had missed it she admitted. Lisa grinned and said” her Titch, had loved to watch their Alsatian take her, he had trained it to work. Fear, pain or pleasure: it was up to him what I was going feel. Accepting that, all strength to fight back left me. I let myself fall into the construction and awaited what came next."Looks Like you finally gave up the fight. Good, that is going to make things a lot easier on you." Suddenly I felt his hands running up and down my inner thighs. Don't ask me why, to this day I don't know, but that feeling broke me. I screamed, cried and moaned, all at the same time, but he didn't stop for a. "Hey, Red. How's it hangin'?" She looked between Buffy and Willow, a wry smile on her face. "Hi Faith, uh, pretty good I think," Willow responded. "I'll just stow my stuff upstairs..." Once Willow was out of earshot, Faith walked over and nudged Buffy with her elbow. "Way to go, B. You don't seduce someone by freaking them out." "Well, excuse me," Buffy replied in a fierce whisper, keeping an eye on the stairway. "I've never done this before, ok?" Faith snorted. "Couldn't tell. Listen, you've.