She had felt like a piece of meat.“That is a problem.”“It is?” Claudia asked. No one had ever told her that being attractive was a problem.“...es, it is. It would have been better if you were plain looking,” Magus said.“Really?”“Will you wait in the reception area while I investigate what to do about your situation?” Magus said.“Can you help me?” Claudia asked.“Don’t worry about that, I can solve your problem,” Magus answered.“Great,” Claudia said.“Now go wait in the reception area,” Magus said.. The name above the shop door read "LITTLE GIRL'S FANTASY DREAMWEAR". Aswe entered the shop, I looked in the store windows. All the dresses inthe window were so frilly and gorgeous looking, like something a littlegirl would wear to a pageant. I also noticed that the little girlmannequins seemed to be holding dolls dressed in the same style partydress it had on.The thing I didn't know and was about to find out, was that Aunt Judy'solder sister Lori owned this store. That was the lady she talked. She was wearing a yellow bikini and had a tube of sun lotion in her hand. He would have to be blind not to see her breasts barely covered by the skimpy top, her smooth tan skin, her long auburn hair. “You better be careful. You’re going to get a bad sunburn if you don’t put some of this lotion on,” she said. “I hope you don’t mind my concern.” “No, of course not, thank you, that’s very considerate of you,” Paul said, looking down at his white pale skin, the gray curly hair on his chest. “Here,. The boy, who looked roughly the same age as her, came up and gave her a big hug, "Billy, this is Mike. He works in the same place as me."Once he let her go he turned to me. "Pleased to meet you, Mike." He raised a finger to his right eye, "It's okay. You're a smudge. I'm ninety percent dark and ten percent fuzzy. Hence the smudge. You look good though. Seriously. I'm Billy," He paused for dramatic effect, "Heather's boyfriend."Huh? What? Really?Beside me, Heather gave a gasp, reached out, and.