Maybe some breakfast first." She granted me a smile in agreement and relief washed over me. Things seemed to be OK. But I didn't feel right ignoring t...at she had been somewhere last night. "About last night...," I started. Tiffany turned her head quickly and locked her eyes on mine. "We aren't going to talk about last night. It's not your business." She then turned and walked out. Ice flowed through my veins and the dread pit grew in my stomach. Tiffany had sent a clear signal to back off. She. Why so interested in her?”Cindy turned her head a bit towards me, and said “I don’t know, but I find this picture very erotic, and sexy. I find myself quite attracted to this lady, and I seldom am attracted to women. I like this drawing a lot. I Know it sounds silly, but I think I am developing a crush on her, she’s so…I don’t know… confident, poised, and gorgeous. I guess I’m a little envious…Part of me wants to actually be her.”Cindy’s comments caught me off guard. I did not remember her ever. Janet clambered to her feet and stood in front of me, he hands on her hips, looking at me.“Do you think this is provocative?” Janet asked.“Yes,” I replied.Janet crossed her arms in front of her.“Follow me and I’ll show you provocative!” Janet responded, turning and walking into her house. I followed her inside, apologizing as I entered the house.Janet turned and put out her hand- stopping me.“Don’t move!” she instructed. “Let me show you provocative.”Janet quickly stripped out of her t-shirt. "Not in public, darling," Adele said, glancing around at the few dozen customers in the shop.He accepted her refusal as part of her shyness.The truth was that Adele could hardly stand for him to touch her. At limes he seemed like such an old and ugly man, a man she had married only for security and for very little else. She was a poor girl from a poor family and the only thing she'd ever had were her looks. She could have probably married any one of a dozen young men, but she chose to be the.