She'd practically glowed with pridewhen Cathy had agreed with her choice and bought the sweater.Eventually she finished looking through the rack of bl...uses.She selected several and set out to find Cathy and ask heropinion. An older lady looking through the next rack ofclothes glanced at her then did a double take and drew inher breath sharply as she walked by. Robyn stopped andlooked at her questioningly. She felt a brief flash ofparanoia, could the lady somehow tell she was a guy?"Oh you poor. All eyes were on the radiant bride as her father escorted her down the aisle. They reached the altar and the waiting groom; the bride kissed her father and placed something in his hand.The guests in the front pews responded with ripples of laughter. Even the priest smiled broadly. As her father gave her away in marriage, the bride gave him back his credit card.Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea.Three friends from the local congregation. Leah kept catching him looking her way and had an idea. She waited till he was paying attention and when he was, nudged Vanessa to tell her she was going to use the bathroom before they finally closed the bar. As she walked out of the venue hall, she heard the bass player say he would "Be right back" to the guys. She smiled to herself. As she exited the venue area, she stepped to the left and hid in the shadows of the hallway near the entrance. A few seconds later she saw the bass player walk. I could only imagine how far they would take things. She was supposed to call me when it was over, to gossip, but I hadn’t heard so much as a peep—which meant that Shane was probably getting an even better show than I’d expected. It was weird: I was jealous, but at the same time I also wasn’t. What’s it called again, when your brain can simultaneously hold two conflicting opinions? Cognitive dissonance? No, that’s something else. Nevermind. I felt possessive of Shane, but I honestly kind of.