Curiosity has made me edit them into this format to see if others have other ideas for the various situations. With that said let me give you the rund...wn.My character, Skylar Bloodrose, is a female anthropomorphic fennec fox with a twist. Her tail isn't the usual fox design, instead it's a fragmented collection of crystal like shards bound together by an otherworldly energy, defying physics yet moving with the usual patterns of any standard tail. She's 6ft 2in tall, 145lbs in weight, standard. “I ain’t gonna set here and lie to you Callie, I ain’t never seen a woman naked before today and I did look.”“Well, if you hadn’t looked I would have been wondering about you Cal. Did you like what you saw?”“Well, to tell you the truth and I don’t mean no disrespect, I thought of you while I was in there.”“Cal did you really or are you just saying that to me?”“I did Callie, I knew it was wrong to think of you like that, but I just couldn’t help myself.”“I’m glad you thought of me like that and. Standing in front of his king size bed, he said, “You know. You’ve made quite an impression on me!” “How is that, sir? I replied, shyly. “I’ve seen you perform your duties in a very businesslike manner, while being very pleasant. Plus, you do spruce the place up a bit!” he said smiling, warmly. “I do?” I said, understanding that he was complimenting my looks, even if I didn’t think of myself as overly pretty. I’m only 5’9”, with short brown hair, a reasonable, but not stunning figure. Placing. At last they found a place Matt liked. It was, the real estate agent said, an old railroad freight shed located next to what used to be a railroad yard on the outskirts of Jamestown. It needed quite a bit of work and didn’t look anything like a studio, but it struck his fancy. ‘I like this,’ he said. ‘I think it might do.’ ‘Well, it isn’t quite what you said you were looking for,’ the broker told him, ‘but if it’s what you want, I think the owner might be willing to make some alterations.’.