"You will invite me to the wedding?" I had told him we would marry soon after school got out."Yes, sir. We will be glad to do that."He shook my hand. ...We will do it. I will get the papers prepared." He looked distressed. "Now, I must hurry to do something with my mother's furniture."Amy and I looked at each other and nodded. I said, "I may have a solution. All of this furniture is to be sold or given away?" He nodded. "We would like to buy it. We must start and that will help both of us." We. We weren't more than a hundred yards in when Millie squeaked and pushed me against the rock wall making me bang my head."Ouch! Damn it, Allie, that hurt," I complained."L-l-look!" she said, pointing into the darkness.At first I couldn't see anything but then I did. Two bright yellow dots in the darkness and they seemed to be moving toward us. We stood as still as stones, hardly breathing as the points of light got closer and closer. I almost wet my pants when a coyote suddenly bolted past us. But, by her face, the brunette wasn’t to keen to join the usual chit-chat of celebrities and socialites talking about their lives and how they are rich, nice and bought a new house or a car.The boredom at Selina’s looks hardly led anyone to think that she was also the woman who donned the alias of ‘Catwoman’, the daring female burglar, the terror of any Gotham City’s place where jewlery and any valuable article could be found. The one that lived in the imagination of many as a fearless thief. Yeah Lady, what the hell, let's go for an evening gown, elbow lengthgloves and a tiara shall we? All jokes aside I only began to have grave concerns about my sanity whenthe woman stood up, and up, and up. She literally towered over me and bybreaking the eye hold she had on me she allowed me to look around andmore importantly look at myself.The room I was standing in was made for the giantess of a lady who wasnow moving off to my right. All of the fittings were huge, wardrobesseemed to stretch.