It was sold to us at a greatly reduced price because the owners were getting a divorce and needed to sell it quickly. The terms of the contract, howev...r, allowed them three months to move their things out.Meanwhile we'd easily sold our starter home to a young couple eager to begin their lives. Therefore, we needed a place to live in the interim, but every apartment we looked at required signing a one-year's lease.Our real estate lady said she knew of a place we might try. She said it wasn't the. Before, it was my turn andnow it was hers, but really it was no one's and everyone's. I decidedto just lay there for a while reading. I picked up my Kindle anddownloaded the Times, but I'd keep alternating between reading andwatching Jess sleep.After about twenty minutes, Jess woke up and rolled over. "Heybeautiful, how long have you been up?" She said with a smile.I leaned over and kissed her on the lips, morning breath be damned."Twenty minutes."She got up and went to the bathroom, her. "Don' laugh now," the dwarf said, blushing a bit. "I feel naked enoughas it is! Are ye sure this will be a good disguise fer me?"Chromie just smiled. "Oh of course. I gave you the Wildhammer dwarfdisguise! Isn't it great? It's super realistic, you would be right athome at Aerie Peak right now!"The dwarf rolled her eyes, still blushing. "Yes, alright, but will I beright at home in the human city?"Chromie pondered for a moment, then jumped down from the tree stumpwhere she had been sitting. "Yup!. Her form and gentle curves sent ripples of pleasure throughout me. My eyes lowered from her up stretched hands, down to her thin neck. Following further down, I marveled at the accents her spine displayed on her back. Soon my eyes landed on a patch of redness gracing the triangle of flesh just above the place where her cheeks joined. It was a red rose tattoo.“I love your tattoo,” I told her. Then I realized that the leaves on either side of the rosebud petals were actually small hearts. The one.