Now, you have to admit that was kind of a weird thing to say. If she really hadn't been there, she would have said "What are you talking about?" But s...aying "That wasn't me" meant she knew what I was talking about, which meant-- what, multiple personalities? "I don't get it," I said, cautiously."It wasn't really me," she said. "It was me playing a part. That's the only way I can do things like that for you, Ricky. If I put on an act, then I can make you very, very happy." And looking into her. “No. The contract expired three years after I signed it and it was never renewed. By then, we were engaged to be married, so I suppose he thought a new contract was unnecessary.”“So ... how can he sue for a contract that expired or doesn’t exist?” I asked aloud.“As far as I can make out from the suit,” Marianna began, “It says that since we continued on under the same agreement, it implied that I was continuing the contract. But, I’m not a lawyer, so I don’t know if I’m interpreting it. She had put eye makeup on, curled her eyelashes, and was wearing lipstick that matched her red high heels. Now don’t get me wrong, she was plenty cute without makeup, but this outfit, in conjunction with her makeup and hair had pushed her into a whole other bracket! She was gorgeous and so hot I was afraid she would melt the tires on the car when she got in! The muscles in her calves and thighs were taut from being raised up by the heels. There was absolutely no question about it now; she was. Audrey's whole family knew of Kevin and his girly clothes, not fullyapproving, but only tolerating it and only tolerating Audrey's approvalof the practice, but at least they all knew Kevin would be Karen forthe weekend at Mom's parents house. Her Father now an invalid did notapprove at all, but was incapable of doing anything about it, so hejust lived with it. Chapter 2Running from the bathroom after the shower and a towel wrapped aroundhimself in true girl fashion high on his chest, he always.