Lucy had gotten very general directions from the desk clerk. We probably went a mile before we found one of the shoppes described by the night manager...at the hotel. The shop was one small kitchen with a counter almost on the sidewalk. One step from the cobblestones and I was standing almost against the order window.I ate savory stew from the paper bowl as we walked deeper into the downtown. It was a small town with small shops. I thought that, if you took the whole town full of specialty shops. A few brushed out looseringlets swung sexily from the teased up top pony's position whose basewas wrapped and concealed by a thick twist of his own hair. Behind ithis thick braid unwound became stylish loose waves tumbling thickly downhis shoulders and from his lobes swung huge silver hoops that skimmedhis shoulders.His face would be illuminated by the high gloss of a fairly natural pinklip color which was maybe a shade or two lighter than his peach top andthe blue in his pupils would gleam. Not all of her offers were working girls. I smiled, but did not laugh at her sudden popularity.It was midnight when I had Janet pull into the very small police station inside the county courthouse. There were three police cars in the lot. Two were local cops and one was a state police car. Jenny insisted on coming along when I went inside. She was feeling the beers.Inside I found one uniformed patrolman local, and one state highway patrol officer having a cup of coffee. “Hello guys, My name is. “Do I get to flirt back?” Will asked.Bella looked up at him sardonically. Tonya laughed. Neither actually gave him an answer.“Put the salt down on the corner shelf and help him get his clothes off. He’s slow,” Bella said to Tonya.“With pleasure,” Tonya purred. She slid past Will, getting closer than she probably needed to even in the confines of the small room, dragging a finger down his chest as she went until it reached where his buttons were still fastened. She hooked his shirt and pulled.