She saved some for her triangle below and spread the lather in it. It made her think about Hal. She was hoping to start seeing him when he was relieve... from her case and was free to socialize with her.Her pubic hair was naturally black. She thought of the contrast with her carefully dyed blond hair and regretted the coloring that made her look like what she was not. The blonde would have to go soon, she decided.She rinsed off, stepped out of the shower and toweled dry. Normally, she would put. "I have to get back to my team anyway. See you inthe morning, babe." William wasn't sure, but he thought that he sawKateri and Loraine wink at each other as Kateri walked away.Loraine looked at William and raised her eyebrows. "Babe, huh? Soundsserious."He blushed and shrugged. "I guess..." None of my business," she chuckled. "Look, Bill, I know that we'vetalked about this before, but I feel as if there is some reason that youare avoiding hiring another person or two for this department."It was. Turning back toward town, I decided to stop off in Brecconary for a beer or three and a rest.The streets were paved with crumbling stone and lined with buildings constructed of whatever the occupants could find. A few substantial structures of stone lined the road, but most were made of wood, and some were little more than rude shacks.The people looked as downtrodden as their town. Everyone moved slowly from place to place with their heads down, and few spoke or acknowledged the others they. She was quite desirable. I chuckled. “It is true I fear. Some women in these parts have thrown themselves at redcoat officers and their foreign friends, fallen on the backs, spread their legs, oh, sorry, that was crude.”She flushed very prettily and looked away. “I understand,” she said.“You may have noticed girls flocking to men in gaudy uniforms, the more gold lace the better.”She nodded.“It’s a pity for, so I’m told, women have given themselves to men who have made promises they cannot keep,.