But she knew what she wanted. She’d had her eyes on several of the more attractive women in the congregation, including a black woman with enormous ...highs and very full lips, and a woman of nearly forty with a beautiful slim figure and perky little breasts. She continued unbuttoning her blouse, freeing the breasts that she’d kept so uncomfortably restrained, and pulling down her skirt. She kept her shoes on though, as she was sure that otherwise the stone floor of the chapel would be. "Eric leered at me and with his fingers now on the tops of my stockings said,"I would have to see you without your dress. But we can do that later, now you and I should go for a little walk in the gardens and I will tell you how to walk with a male companion"He stood up and took hold of my hand and led me out of the room and into the gardens. It was a surprise when Eric opened the door for me and I caught a glimpse of Ann and Dr Knowles observing us from the doorway of his office. Ann winked at. "Well..." I said, thinking. " 'Constance' would remind me to be... uh...constant in my duties, I guess?" Very good," Mrs. Jacobs smiled. "And the others?" 'Modesty'... to be modest in my attitude. Um... Mary... I guess toindicate that I am married? As a housewife, of course I would bemarried," I gulped at this thought. Married? To a husband?"Right. And 'Virginia' because you came to this family as a virginbride." Mrs. Jacobs grinned wickedly. "All such wonderful names. So manygood choices!. A second tried and I killed him. Another man, a fine man, agreed to marry me. Then your soldiers killed him; he didn't want, he told me, to lie with a pregnant woman. Do you really want to be number four on the hit parade?"Freidal shrugged. "I don't know what a "hit parade" is. Right now, if I announced my intention to marry you, like as not, I'd be dead within a moon." It's always nice to hear from a man how much he loves and respects you," Lady Elspeth said, her voice bitter.Freidal grinned..