I had been there afew times on the pretense of just looking, but now I could do morethan just look, and Mary knew it. As I walked around the store I s...w alot of things I wanted, satin panties for one, but Mary drifted to thecorsolet section and began to wave at me. "You might want to get oneof these Janet. It will help you have a shapelier figure. I have onemyself." I looked at them, all satin and lace, a few strings and Iwanted one, so I nodded my head yes. Mary borrowed a tape, measuredme,. They turn on to the road down towards Le Val.Trudy Freeling pulls her golfing sun visor from her forehead and shakes her long, blonde hair loose. She tosses the pink visor onto the dashboard in front of her. The visor matches exactly the pink of her polo shirt and her short, divided skirt. "You're a dreadful flirt," she says to her sister. "You'll give that poor boy all sorts of expectations." What makes you think I've only given him expectations?" Karen replies with a giggle as she swings the. "You and I are going to come home rich."Max mumbled something, but said nothing out loud. "We can hope so, for then perhaps my parents' wroth will be lessened."Sammel had only met Max's parents a few times in their long years of association, and mainly only his father, working in the forges. His mother was elusive, staying inside their closed home, where the low ceilings and dark rooms kept most people at bay without actually telling them not to come in. He had met her once, and she looked so. "I offered to buy him his own, but he said no." "I am going to anyway." Sam's mother sighed. "It's disgusting to wear someone else's clothes!"Reba just nodded in reply. The television kept the room from being silent. It was an odd situation, neither woman knew what to feel or think. One thing was known for sure, they would never look at Sam without wondering if he was wearing their knickers. Sam closed the door behind him and leaned his back to the door. He thought he heard his mother through.