“Shelly was mortified. The look on Paula’s face was one of abject horror, while Jennifer seemed more angry than anything.”Here we’re writing f...om Shelly’s POV, so when we write about Paula and Jennifer’s emotions we find other ways to communicate them by providing Shelley’s perspective. An advantage of sticking to this rule is it makes pronouns a little bit stickier. Without another clue, the reader will tend to assume she/he/they pronouns refer to the current POV character. This doesn’t always. Andrew Pollard and Anne Hopkins were sitting in on this meeting; it would be our first as a group. It would be telling to watch their reactions to the events. Bobbie Canterberry was going to take notes for me.Several of the directors were fussing about having to come to the meeting. To upset them even more, Bobbie passed out the confidentially statement that made this a top secret meeting and any discussion outside this room would incur jail time.After the incidents of various agents and staff. “Oh my Gawd!” she shouted as she approached me, “Did you see that?” I asked her if she was okay, even as she put her hands out to her sides and then on to her head. I spread open my arms as she stepped up close to me and we hugged. “Are you okay?” I asked. “Yes,” she shouted, “But I think I totaled my car.” I surveyed her car and replied, “Maybe, maybe not, but you’re alive. I can’t believe you didn’t hit anyone and that no one hit you.” She held on to her neck, interlocking her hands behind. Large blue eyes and a pointed chin accented the female look...his hair was shoulder length and done in a feminine style that flattered. Lily turned to her son, tilted his head up and kissed him. Not a motherly peck; but a serious passionate full lipped kiss. Tommie put his arms around her neck and kissed back. I could see them sucking on each other’s tongues. I stared at this scene completely taken aback and a little embarrassed. As he kissed his Mother, Tommie’s legs parted and I could see.