I looked out the window and observed an elderly couple walking a small dog of indeterminate linage. Without a word, I patted her hands away. She hesit...ted only a moment before dropping them to her sides again, but she stared incessantly at the couple, who continued on without once looking in our direction.I moved my hand to her lap. "I want to touch you. Let me."She gulped, shivered a little, and then spread her legs for me. I moved my fingers to her slit, stroked it several times, then moved. ?I know just the thing for your little boy.? ?Don?t you think it?s a little fragile?? Anita asked as Josie held outwhat looked like a crystal ball. As she took hold of it, however, shefound that instead of glass it felt like a rubber sports ball.?It is said to grant the owner wishes.? Josie chuckled jokingly. ?Ican?t believe that anyone would believe such a thing.? ?It?s a good joke gift for the child with an imagination.? Anitasmiled as she paid Josie for the ball and left the store. ?At. " Get out!" I'm not kidding, Marlene. He told me so himself." No way!" Honest and true. He did. He really did, only an hour ago," she said, embellishing the facts somewhat."He's really cute, and I'm only..." she paused to figure out their age difference, "eight months older than him." That's not a whole lot," Kathy said."Is he gonna call me?" I don't know. Maybe you should... you know, approach him at school or something, and see what he does." Yeah, maybe I will. Oh Kathy this is so. Even if business had not picked up, there would still be enough for the both of us to do.We prided ourselves in paying attention to the details and doing quality work. Our advertising was mostly done by word of mouth. We would frequently get referrals because of our reasonable prices and our fine craftsmanship. Even in a tough economy, we still seemed to be able to make a decent living.It was a little after sunset when we finally pulled up to Dawn's apartment. She shared it with another woman..