Once again she was wearing black high-heeledboots, but these ones had a series of silver buckles running up theoutside of them. Her hair was pulled ba...k on the sides, but spilled outaround her shoulders, framing her dramatically made up face.Just looking at her I felt like I'd just died and gone to heaven! Probablyfrom the heart attack I was sure she was going to cause me!"Jesus, Aurora! You look like an absolute Goddess!"She laughed a bit at my comment."Well thank you, it's nice to see you. James tossed and turned restlessly in his bed that night. She could stillhear Camilla saying those things, see her acting like that...and himselfpeeking at the door. He couldn?t forget Ross?s cumslick glistening polesliding out of her wife?s stretched pussy. He felt a shameful arousal,something he hadn?t felt in a long time. Seeing Camilla so obviously inthroes of passion reminded James of past times with her. He felt hisnipples crinkling, rubbing pleasurably against his blanket. He slipped. The sheets and comforters were arranged right in front of the fireplace and Mary imagined this place must be a very romantic setting for the usual married couples who stayed here.As night fell, James pulled a bottle of champagne from the refrigerator and poured two glasses. "Mary, my darling daughter, here is to you."They clinked glasses as Mary added, "Here's to us, Dad." She took a small sip of champagne and felt the bubbles nip at her nose. She had champagne before and even though she was. Stephanie likes this particular ENF novel because of its intriguing sci-fi twist: the protagonist's misfortune is apparently because her life is ruled by some mystical force known only as “Gandersnatch”."You know, it's kinda weird for you to be reading that in front of me," says Dad, trying to avert his eyes from the scantily-clad girl on the book's cover as well as his scantily-clad daughter flipping through it."Dad! It's work!" says Stephanie. "This is the book I have to adapt. Today's the.