She wasn't Dawn, but... "I don't want to lose you either." So what do we do?"I took a deep breath and shrugged. "We start fresh, I guess. We have to. ...s much as I want to just build from our current relationship, I don't think we can truly know how much of the foundation is made up of memories of Dawn and David." Start over?" Yeah." I nodded. "That way, when we fall in love again, we'll know it's because of each other and not because of Dawn or David." Is that even possible?" We can try. I want. "That is some serious cash. Have you sold any slaves yet?" "No not yet. I have been here about a week. The other sales people mentioned that in a good week you can sell one or two, but it is not that common. I mean a lot of the merchandise is more expensive than a car. Those kinds of decisions take time to make." "Yea, I would imagine so." April wandered around a couple of the slaves. "Do they talk much? I mean it seems like they should be nervous or something. I know I would be." "No not. As soon as she saw me what I was doing she closed her face as usual.I took her hands and placed them on my strong chest. She smiled with shyness and turned her face away from me. This gave me the right opportunity to suck her ear lobes, to make her more friendly and comfortable in what was to follow in her bed.She gave a kind of lazy smile as she turned back her face towards me and kissed me all over my face and ended with a passionate smooch. She was learning fast. Our tongues played the. ." Oh, trust me...retail is retail," replied Jacqueline in a rueful tone."However, I will agree with you, and say that I like to hold our storeto somewhat of a higher standard," as her voice took on a measure ofpride."In any case, you have nothing to be nervous about," she continued. "Infact, by hiring a young male employee may even prove to increase thenumber of customers in our store."Evan wasn't sure exactly what Jacqueline meant by that. He quicklycaught his reflection in a store mirror. At.