" I was surprised as the gasps from others told me they were also surprised. Lily went on. "Someone thought I had done him much harm and he took his r...evenge, the results you see."The sound of a chair falling backwards came from Aleksy who stood, his face blazing in anger. "Tell me who this man is. I go and kill him!" Aleksy! Please, there is no need to do anything. My husband took care of that. Even though I hurt Chad deeply he took revenge. I believed that my marriage was over and for many. Some were embarrassed when they realized I knew what they were thinking (too shy like me), others did not like to be discovered but sometimes both could not hide their attraction to me. Others were smiling and waiting for my next move and there were some who came directly to speak to me. I loved to insinuate myself in clothing stores, lingerie departments, exclusive women shoe stores and boutiques. There I found lesbian or bisexual girls. The shoe stores were particularly good. I tried on. As he stepped out Sarah beckoned him to a seat in the main part of theparlor. "Time for the face, we better get it ready before Tasmin makesyou up." I thought you had finished," Alan said meekly, not wanting more painfulwaxing."Along way to go yet, silly. We will just do a little electrolysis todaybut with daily treatment you will be permanently rid of any five o'clockshadow in a few weeks." With that Sarah got to work."Now lets I also need to sculpture those brows. Close your eyes," Sarahsaid. ”“Yes, that’s it,” said the man, sounding relieved.“So what did you do for Mister Antonov?” she asked.Summers objected, saying the witness’s job description had no relevance. Lacey argued that the jury needed to be able to judge whether the man knew what he was talking about or not. The objection was overruled.“So,” said Lacey. “What kind of work did you do for Boris?”The man’s eyes shifted around, nervously.“Oh ... you know ... this and that.”“So you got him coffee? Things like that?”“Yeah!.