You didn't go out like that did you!?"he asked with concern. "Don't worry nobody saw me," I answered even though I had taken a bag oftrash out to the ...arbage earlier in the afternoon and had been seen byone of the neighbor ladies. She looked me over but didn't say anything soI figured it didn't matter."I thought I'd see you in one of your pretty dresses tonight, with youall made up and your hair all done up nice and pretty. I love watchingyou moving around the kitchen Brandi, I love the look of. I recognized Shirley's vocabulary, her writing style and the unique logic she'd employed to make her argument. I breathed a sigh of relief when I discovered that she'd viewed the problem from a different perspective than me. Although I saw her point, it wouldn't make me change my way of attacking and solving the problem.Unlike the first case, which only offered two avenues of conclusion, the problem stated in the new case was multi-faceted. In addition to the solutions Shirley and I had chosen,. ‘I shouldn’t bring this,’ I wiped my eyes and hesitantly put the teddy on the ground. ‘Just bad memories…’ I’d got on my bike and looked back at the teddy, biting my lower lip I got off my bike and hugged it once more and stuck it in the deep grass. I was as upset with myself as I gathered my belongings. I’d looked at my camera once more, wind wrapped around me like a strong confuting blanket the rustling sound of the sea before me, the tall grass around my body calmed my worries. ‘Sarah…’. Sticking out of my short shorts were a pair of long, smooth, sexy legs,that ended in a pair of overly sexy purple heels that seemed a bit muchfor the outfit I was wearing.I looked up in the mirror again, my hands (with painted purplefingernails) were still gently cupping my breasts, and were pausedhalfway through the cleavage adjustment.I stared at myself in the mirror, a dark black pixie cut framed a cuteface, that had a little too much make-up on, but nothing too extreme. Iwatched in surprise.