I couldn’t wear my bikini and some of my favourite dresses and tops were out of the question. Even then I had to be very careful how I dressed and h...w I moved in company. I couldn’t let anyone look over my shoulder at work and even getting shopping out of the trolley was tricky. Those checkout chicks tell everyone everything. ‘I was in a supermarket the first time someone really saw it. As I leant to get the frozen peas from the freezer, a black guy on the other side glanced over and when I. With sudden insight, he truly understood what the phrase, “looking like a well-fucked woman” meant.“I’m sorry,” he said. “Was I talking too loud?”“No, but when I woke up you were gone, and I was cold.”“Awww. I should have covered you up.”“What you should have done was hold me,” she said. “So, who were you talking to? Do you have a girlfriend? Do I have competition?”She tried to make it sound like she was either angry or worried, but couldn’t pull off either.“Busted,” sighed Bob. “Actually, I. ”Greg blushed. Then he turned white. She would complain to Deb! Deb would razz him. She’d guess that he struck out with all his dates, even if Janet hadn’t.Janet saw him turn pale. God! He hadn’t. He must have. He was on the football team, after all, even if he was no sort of star; he drove his own car. But, clearly, he hadn’t. Poor boy. She’d hurt him to the quick, although she owed his family. Besides, being a teacher had its own appeal. She’d been taught at about his age.“Poor guy. They. ” I chuckled“I guess I should do the same.” Travis smiled. ”I do hope you can make your way very soon to my latest store and see the changes I’ve made to the place.”‘I will, Travis. Thank you for the invitation.”It was some time before he came inside and I watched a beautiful young woman with long brown hair walk up to him amd kiss him on the cheek.An hour or so later, I’d had my quota of drinks and I went to find my husband and my wrap. As we were saying our goodbyes, Travis approached and.