It helped to speak in a local accent to be sure, but even then you needed to be quite persuasive. I visited the shop for the second time in a matter o...f a few days, I had spotted a rather nice rose-quartz Buddha and I had come back for it. That and another chance to tease Jo. We had been on first name terms for some months, a fact that left her husband less than pleased. He just called me ‘Mr’, a term, that in this country, borders on close to being insulting in some eyes. Me? I couldn't have. The friends greeted each other with a quick kiss on the cheek. "Emma, you look fantastic" Terri said."You look great too, Terri, but then you always do," replied Emma. They got settled in their seats and had just started to talk about what was going on with each of them when Emma heard a familiar voice in the distance.She looked around to see Brandon, the kid that always bagged her groceries at the store. He had become a bit smitten with her after she had flashed him the sight of her freshly. ‘How is it my sweet? How do you taste? Answer me baby....’ he whispers into her neck as she sobs. ‘Come here Adele’ he says lightly to me, ‘come and have a taste, I want you to come and eat Janie’ I raise my eyebrow, what a peculiar man. I walk over to him and stroke the side of his face before slowly trailing my fingers down his chest and hooking them into his pocket. ‘Money first, old man’ I say calmly. ‘ahh Adele’ he says with a twinkle in his eye ‘you. Another woman with twin daughters and son had come in wanting 3 male dogs but they didn't have that many, so she had left her name, Linda Phillips, and number and asked to be notified when there were 3 dogs available. Another woman with a daughter had taken the last Doberman and the Collie. Joan looked at the adoption papers and saw she was right about the 2 Doberman's, the Armstrong family had gotten the last two males. She also saw where the Phelps and Miller families had just called and.