Her warmeyes and gentle hair comfort you even as her smile gives away the fact theshe some devil in her heart and tonight she intends on showing you a...ittle of that wicked side. She orders you to go shut the blinds. You look at her nervously,realizing that your windows are large enough and set low enough in thewalls that you will have a hard time not exposing yourself to the world ifyou obey. One look in her eyes and you know that you must do as shecommands. You try your best to keep. After eating breakfast, he went back upstairs to brush his teeth. Then he came downstairs again and went to see his mother. Jess always went to his mother's room and said “good morning” to her before leaving for school. Why he still did, he wasn't sure. He had become so distant, there was no real connection left. “Probably just out of habit”, he told himself. He kissed his mother goodbye and then left with his brother for school. In the car, he and his brother didn't talk much. It wasn't that. Society couldn’t tell the difference when it came to Felicity, she was as female as any other. However Billy suspected her to be different somehow, and he was aroused to find out what exotic skin felt and tasted of.Billy, ‘Arh, I see you’ve noticed the heavy snow, I ‘d fallen to sleep after I had a drink, there’s no way you can commute in this, I’ll make you some tea and fix you up a place to crash here, the reports are for this to continue all weekend’.Felicity replied with her strong accent,. It didn't really matter at St.Francis Beach.What a fucked up place to grow up in. Blue collar parents and allthese snotty kids invading your space every summer with toys and thingsyour family couldn't afford and a "serve me" attitude.And what a fucked up me. Being a girl was hard enough if you'd beenborn one, and I'd been learning that just from observing?and it reallypissed me off at the old me for having been so wrapped up in his stupidwhite boy privilege not to have noticed, or to have.