“Her hands were holding my face and she was pulling me down to her level, I felt her rise on her tippy toes to kiss me harder. I never saw that coming at all, but damn if it didn’t feel good. She stopped and looked at me with those eyes and all I could see were these big blues that were on the verge of apologizing and running, so I did the only thing I could think of.“ Bobbi placed her hand over her forehead and shook it shamefully as she continued “I kissed her back. I picked her up and we made love right there in my office, for the rest of the day.” Bobbi was slowly becoming more embarrassed as Tina’s facial expressions displayed the shock from her story. “It was a good thing I had already decided to give up my practice, otherwise I would’ve had to fire myself.“ Bobbi said laughingly still finding the humor in her actions. “We started riding out here and making love behind there, with the sun as our blanket and the wind carried our screams. She was something.” Bobbi said pointing to a small rock formation breathing out slowly as her body responded to her minds pictures. “I swear it was the only time I’d ever seen her let down the shield and free herself from the shackles that held her down mentally. Slowly she opened up and accepted what I and everyone else was telling her, she had a certain beauty about her that was rare. And it was her duty to let it dance freely for the world to see. So she opened the book store and we rode out here every week naked and free, together. She lives just another 10 miles from here.” Bobbi finished as she watched the last bit of the sun slowly disappear away from them not really noticing that by now the lady and her steed were long gone. Bobbi went back to the car and turned on the lights so they wouldn’t be sitting in the dark completely.

“So why did you bring me into the book store today? What was the reason?”

Bobbi turned her attention back to Tina and spoke softly “Because I see a lot of Danielle in you. Essentially you both have the same self worth issues. She never thought she was worthy of what she deserved, I see the same thing in you.”