Usually, you're the one they talk to about these kinds of things." You don't think this is something that will have a direct impact on her decisions?"...I didn't say that. It does, I know that. It just isn't anything I'd bring up with her to talk about. I wanted to talk to you about it before I spoke to anyone else. I've always done it this way, because I value your opinion, and all the feedback you give me. I didn't think you'd get as upset about this as you have gotten." You really thought we. That's SRS for anyone who doesn't know what she's talking about.(geekgoddess) Do you think people put to much emphasis on you and Tuck being alter-egos?(ehayes) I don't know, people seem to understand that Tucker is a character, and I write about him, there doesn't seem to be any problem with separating us.(Andrew) Could you sell Tuck to a publisher for thousands to finance your SRS?(ehayes) I COULD, but I don't think any publisher would buy it.(Andrew) Have you tried?(ehayes) No, I have. We spoke little on the way home, but we sat close and I could feel the heat from his body. When we arrived I tipped the driver generously and led Daniel into the house.It was dark and I lit a lamp in the hallway."No live in servants?" Daniel inquired, as he followed me up the stairs. I had made no verbal invitation to him, but the look we had exchanged in the foyer was enough. His own smoldering gaze had seen the desire in my eyes and matched it with his own."No, I prefer my privacy," I. Playful thoughts crept into his head. Andrew raised his hands to his headas he posed in front of the mirror. He finally acknowledged what he hadbeen dreading all day. 'I look feminine dressed like this.'An embarrassed blush filled his cheeks as he bit his lips teasing himselfin the mirror. The cheeky pose made to resemble some of the beautifulwomen he had seen on magazine covers was his way of trying to understandexactly how much feminine he was dressed that way. Grabbing a hair tienearby,.