Yes, she could have wanted to see Sarah, but my antennae told me there was another reason as well. Was it simply feminine curiosity? That she wanted t... see how I lived? If so she was probably disappointed, the cottage and gardens were sufficient to tell her that I was living a good life, and Jane would probably prefer that I lived in reduced circumstances. They returned and laid out lunch on the table. There was little said apart from general polite conversation over lunch. Over coffee Jane. After she donned each garment, she opened the door and asked William what he thought. He'd nod and grin if he liked it or shake his head and frown if he didn't.She saved the best for last. It was a white Indian cotton sundress with long, thin straps on the shoulders to show lots of cleavage, and was pretty much see-through. She opened the dressing room door a crack, and when she was sure nobody else was around, stepped out and showed William."He almost fell over," Susan said. "He backed up. I didn’t see Helen nor Katie’s gang, nor Flat Alice nor anyone else who might be in the six-form. I probably wouldn’t have dared go up to them anyway. It was a nice day and I sat outside, waiting for the afternoon lesson on physics to start.That night my dad took me down the local to celebrate my first day at six-form and ask how it went. I told him it went great. He told me it’d take time to make friends and work out who the shits were. I guess he saw through me a bit, but being in the pub. As I was working I heard the doorbell. I called up for Alice and went to open the door. Before me was a young, attractive woman. I could see the family resemblance. She was slightly disheveled and I could tell that she had been crying.“Hi, I’m Rey. I’m a friend of Alice. You must be her sister.”“Yes, I’m Kat.Come in and sit down. Alice is upstairs changing. Can I get you anything to drink?”“No, but thank you. Alice is lucky to have a nice friend like you.”I smiled and she smiled back. I felt a.