"Beg your pardon, madam."
She pretended as though she hadn't noticed them coming. Immediately they did arrive she had thrown her gaze sideways as though she didn't see. She didn't know if that had been obvious. She looked at the four of them. She tried to allot several meanings to what she did have in mind. She wasn't sure about how to go dealing with it all. She did really wanna be sure but she couldn't put up with it. Each of the guys was having a pair of cloth and what looked long and divided at the top of the stomach. She didn't know what name twas called. She wouldn't pretend. None of them did look like the other tiger who had taken a new form. She had no idea why she was actually trying to compare the two of them. She didn't know what feelings she was supposed to nurse. She was trying her best. She wanted to put up with it but couldn't simply figure out how to do that. She did wish that she would have her way. Their gazes were eager
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"I'll go and meet them." None of them did say anything to what she has said. She knew that she was being dramatic. She didn't want it to seem as though she was the only odd one there. She did wish that she would be able to. She was making her options known. She didn't want them to feel what she was feeling. Nah! He did want them to feel it but wouldn't put up with it. He would try his best of course. He would make all known of course. He would be able to address the whole thing of course. She did know what she did need and would obviously put up with it. Time would test it and the whole thing would actually and exactly what she did want. She didn't know if the rest were seeing what he was. She didn't want to prune guesses. That was not something to put up with. She would put up with several other things. She was more than sure about it. It did take the pull and rage to make the brain known. Things were what they were and she would
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