Shopping for summer wardrobes, California girls, Chloe and Rachel, run into a butch store clerk who is rude to Rachel and makes a pass at Chloe. Always straight as a Kansas hi-way Chloe rejects the clerk out of hand. However, the incident seems to stir-up latent feelings deep inside her. When they get home, Chloe is determined to ask her sexy best friend how deep her feeling go for her.
Genre: FICTION / Erotica / GeneralSold quite good when it first came out. Had good ratings too, but with over a hundred books in our catelog, I haven't pushed it.
I grabbed my bags and hopped out of the car. "Thanks for inviting me, Chloe, I had a good time."
"Wait a minute. Don't you want to try on our hard bought plunder?"
When I hesitated, she went on. "Let's go to my apartment, I want to talk with you some more."
By her apartment, she meant the luxurious detached guesthouse, where she sort of lived when she wasn't working out in the exercise room, in the kitchen getting something to eat or watching the big screen in the media room, all in the main house. "All right." Out of habit, I shifted all the bags into my left hand, while she put all her bags in her right hand. When I walked around the car she took my hand and swinging our arms like we were ten, we headed toward the guest house. "What did you want to talk about?"
"That sales girl."
"Yes."
"I don't get it. She was so butch. If a girl like her wanted to appeal to a girl like me, wouldn't she at least try to be attractive?"
I snickered. "Just because she wore cargo pants, hiking boots and a green wife-beater shirt, doesn't mean she wasn't attractive."
"Ooh!" Chloe scrunched her nose. You didn't find her attractive, did you?"
"Her clothes, slicked back hair and makeup, no, but I felt if she tried, with different clothes and hairdo, she could be very attractive."
"I'll take your word for it on that one." Chloe set her bags down and pulled her key out of her purse. "Here we are."
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