“All right!” he replied, with just a little too muchexuberance.Biff grabbed at the waistband of the silken briefs andslowly pulled. When t...ey were down to where I thoughtwas the right spot, I asked: “Do you see it?”“Sure… I mean, see what?” he replied, not sure to whatI was referring.“The note!” I said. “Can you see the slip of paper?”“Oh,” he said. “A note. Yeah, I see it.”“Well, do what it. “No, it’s okay. You had no way of knowing. I made a Facebook account a couple years ago, but almost never post on it, and that’s pretty much all my social media.”Her smile returned slowly. “Still, I’m sorry you had to go through all that. It must’ve been hard for you. Have you tried dating again at all?”There it was. The question I’d been hoping not to get. “No, not yet. It’s too hard to set things up properly. I haven’t met enough people willing to set things up far enough in advance for me to. The quick vote we took determined that she is considered the most outstanding rookie we've ever had!" Again, everyone joined in applause. I knew it was for me, but somehow I couldn't quite believe it. James faced me, holding out a little trophy, a gold metal star standing up on one of its points, mounted on an onyx base. "A small gift from all of us," he said. I smiled at everyone, gave James a hug and kiss. Suddenly overwhelmed with emotion, giggles mixed with tears, I jumped up and down,. I worked with you for a few days at that other store. We didn’t actually work together, but I did see you, and well, I overheard you talking on the phone about this whole thing. I didn’t believe it at first, then a new girl shows up at my store, but has the same features as you. Even then, I wasn’t sure I could believe it, so I went over and talked to you when I could. Since you were so terrible at being a girl, I knew it had to be you.” “You knew?” I asked in disbelief. “Why didn’t you say.