CHAPTER 9
ons. ;lovedquot; my family by t in my ;lovedquot; a stranger. Its voluntary and a tremendous risk. tion is furtter of lust. I counted turdays, anxious to see her.
took tiative. er, s on , and tered at my touced everyt to nibble ears, oget knoter, if s all. No ever ed t I feign an illness to get out of Mr. Martins class, I gladly complied.
e rode treetcar to s o sunsarted to s, but Sally, easing t I could not keep up. iny perco ts o try.
quot;e o ourselves. ould you like a lemonade?quot;
S as on t on ; ed. I heard a crash of cymbals in my minds ear.
quot; you come sit beside me, ;
Obedient pup, I trotted over ail and lolling tongue. Our fingers interlocked. I smiled. Somacriggered a pent-up primal urge. I circled my .
quot;oo muc; Sally panted and fanned tering erpreted her signals?
Sally undressed so quickly t I almost failed to notice transition. As if puston, off came , slip, socks, and under, sifically. I did love ures in ttie Page pinups and Frenccards, but images lack breadt isnt life. Part of me pulled fore to lay my ty ook a step in ion.
quot;No, no, no. Ive so s;
Not since a young boy at taken off my clot of anyone else, mucranger, and I t. But it is o refuse ripped, time cciced t sriangle of tcely bare. tion o ts, and a look of of her, deeply perplexed.
quot;O; s;you look like a little boy.quot;
I covered up.
quot;ts t one Ive ever seen.quot;
I angrily retrieved