. well..." she slowed down, suddenly self-conscious as she realised what she was talking about. "When I pushed... You just reacted, that's all." It's ...lright," Hope said, taking one of Yvonne's hands. "Water under the bridge." It's true, though, isn't it?" Shawna tilted her head as she stared at Hope. "I didn't realise it at the time, but it's true." I... I don't know," Hope said with a shrug. "I mean, there are... the guy... the few guys I like are fairly... I don't know. They're not dominant,. "No they wouldn't because I'd never say anything about it." I told you I like seeing guys dressed up." He sat there appraising her,she was crazy of course but unfortunately she was right he had bought thestuff for himself and planned on dressing up tomorrow night. She wasstill sitting there smiling at him charmingly. It was insane but thethought of dressing up with a real girl helping him was too great a baitto resist."Ok, it was for me," he said. "Fabulous," she said. "Will you dress upfor me,. "Okay, okay kid, you can come with me," Paige said with a smirk.Hope smiled with glee and stepped forward, pushed Paige against the back of the couch, and sat in her lap. "I'll watch your back," Hope said, untucking her dark t-shirt and gripping the hem, "unlock your doors," she pulled her shirt up over her head, revealing a pair of unbound breasts, "and take care of your needs," the shirt dropped next to them, and her big perky boobs bounced as she moved her arms, "so long as you protect me. ." and now I parroted the famous Lou Gehrig line from his poignant farewell speech to the Yankee fans -- "I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth."I didn't do it for laughs, and -- happily -- the people there realized it, and didn't laugh at me. And I emphatically didn't do it to belittle Lou Gehrig's famous -- and highly emotional -- speech. When I'd thought about saying it, earlier, I worried that it might not go over very well. I was relieved that my statement hadn't,.