Slowly I began to feel better, the holiday mood returned although the dilemma I was in still nagged at me, then I saw it!She was in the bar when I ret...rned, sitting on a high stool her long bare legs attracting admiring glances from everyone who saw them."Hi" Hi" Come up to the room will you?" Danny I don't want to fight, it's the day before Christmas for God's sake" Yes I'd noticed" I couldn't resist the dry sarcasm, she caught it too and sighed wearily as she slipped off the stool and. Saying that she hada surprise for Jane, she bundled her impetuously into one of the Land Roversand drove her off to the outskirst of Bristol, to the large Retail Park newlyopened there. They crossed the large car park hand in hand; two identical figuresin simple, light-tan dresses, bare-legged, and wearing sandals on their barefeet. As they walked along, they giggled as usual at their own daring, forthey were naked under their flimsy dresses, and they suspected that many ofthe men who paused to. At least I was thankful I had clean socks in my gym bag. The fact that they were bright white made me look hip in this environment. Black jeans and a black t-shirt made me look like the local bad-guy. Hello Fonzie. I headed over to the snacks and drinks table to get myself a Coke.“So y’all the fella on the poster?” drawled a sweet voice beside me.I turned to look and then looked up. The eyes I was searching for were at least three inches above mine. They were so dark brown they looked black.. "Hi Janice, what's up?" Oh, I need some more shampoo and conditioner, and..." Janice stopped for a second, thinking. Then she turned to me, put a hand on my cheek and gently stroked my ear."Paul?" she asked."Yes, Janice?" Have you ever thought about getting an earring? I think it would look good on you."I stepped away. "No!" I said, sharply, stepping backwards. "I really can't. I sometimes work with customers in my job, and I just don't think it's very professional." I see businessmen with.