"You like thepetticoats do you darling?" mum said with a smile."I. I.. ahh," I mumbled. "I thought that I recognised the girl. Shelooks like a gir... at school," I lied."Oh yes." Mum gave me a sceptical look."Do you like the apron I chose for you dear?" mum asked changing theconversation" Oh yes mum, that looks great. I did see the one you marked." Good, I will be going to the shops to buy that one for you tomorrow.Imagine your own pretty apron!" Mum, the one I saw was pretty plain, I hope. He had pinned Demie to the floor with his knee while his arms held hers immobile. Even with her shape-shifting, he seemed to be adapting just as fast.“Tom...” Demie looked up at me.Right, Plan B. I grabbed Patty from behind and put her into a headlock.“Eros!” Patty yelled again.He looked up. “Let her go, Tom,” he growled menacingly. But he couldn’t come at me, or Demie would be all over him.“You first,” I told him firmly.“Fine, fine.” He disengaged from Demie and stood back. “I know you’re not. So here was Karen - stuck at home 4 months pregnant.She put the kettle on and made tea.I was obviously disappointed that I wouldn't see Sandra, play tennis, and maybe have some groping afterwards at the secluded forested part of the park. But my disappointment was soon forgotten as I watched Karen in the kitchen. Karen was blonde, tall, and her bust was already swelling as a result of her pregnancy, while her tummy was still flat. She was wearing a matching pink tee-shirt and mini-skirt, the. The bet is now whoever walks out with her gets the pot, but none of us can say anything to her. A gentlemen's wager," Sam said with a nod. "If neither of us leaves with her, Jim gets the pot." Ok by me, Sam. Good luck," I nodded. We all shook on the bet, then handed the money to Tommy, the bartender. When I told Tommy what the bet was, he just smiled and nodded his head.Sam returned to the table, and asked if he could join the ladies there. They shrugged and smiled as he pulled a chair from a.