I'd love to. But can you do that?" Times are changing Daisy. Marriage between two women, or two men for that matter is becoming acceptable. The govern...ent doesn't dare try to prosecute for fear that the dam will break and plural marriages will take off. A good lawyer could explain it all to you. Yes. You can do that.You're a wonderful woman, Daisy. You have a wonderful gift of instilling love in everybody you touch.Think about how many couples don't have even a working relationship. You are. There are times it would have been so easy to walk away. I know you would have let me." Gemma nodded silently, still holding his husband's gaze. "But what I always come back to is that whatever else has happened, you're still the person, if not the woman that I married. It's going to take a hell of a lot more than this to make me stop loving you." There was more he had to say, so much more, but his voice betrayed him. His words trailed off into silence. "It's all right. I know you still. As far as we knew, she was the Ghost's first lover. She loved to talk about the time he popped her cherry in a changing room at the mall."I want to cast a defensive spell," I smiled. "We generated a lot of energy during that orgy when we swore ourselves. Enough to come close to putting up defensive wards." Is this about that pervy Sheriff?" Cheryl-Lynn asked, her arm around her pregnant girlfriend Tammy. "Who did he think he was, trying to molest us?" Yeah. Only the Ghost should do that,". I pretended as if nothing had happened, waited another five minutes and did it again. By the end of class, he was no better than a gelatinous mass of protoplasm with a huge erection which he tried to hide by holding a book in front of his crotch. Of course, he didn’t fool me or my friends. After class, I got lots more high-fives and excited questions about what I planned to do next. I told the girls to wait for me at the neighborhood caf? after school and I’d probably having something to.