You have to stay in character if you want to be successful andnot publicly humiliated as a fake." I'm even more worried now Se?ora. What do you mean p...blicly humiliatedas a fake? That's sounds really scary to me." I anxiously replied.Her hand now moved and started caressing my skirted legs. "I'm sorryhoney, I probably used the wrong words, nothing is going to be scary foryou, only exciting and rewarding, so let me explain a bit more." Si Se?ora Patricia," I replied as I looked down at my skirt. "John seemed very nice, Beth decided after chatting with him and Janet for a while. He was friendly and smart, and clearly he and Janet knew each other very well. In fact, the casual intimacy the two displayed made Beth suspect that they were much more than just school friends. It was a little surprising; Janet had always struck her as being very picky where boys were concerned, and while John was good-looking enough -- tall and somewhat muscular, if rather thin, with brown hair and eyes as. ” She said, raising an eyebrow. “You’re just another pervert like the fucking rest of them!” She snapped, her swearing already quite removed from the public image she projects.“Oh Taylor...” ‘Paul’ shook his head, still smiling and unfazed by her snapping tone. “My intentions are a lot more… In depth that just that. Besides, with all due respect? I’m not like one of your ‘little boy’ lovers or boyfriends from your past.”“Like I haven’t heard that before.” She bluntly stated, but with a look. .it wasn't masculine enough. But he'd finally okayed it, as everyone stared at his embarrassment.?"Your husband's just a pathetic crybaby!" The little cashier with the nose ring had said as she'd rung them up, and Eden's head had thrown back as she'd laughed aloud.?There had been a couple of men there, that he'd recognized from the Elks Club and he knew they'd razz him something terrible at the next meeting.?Especially as he recalled Eden's exchange with a couple of sailors on leave who were.