She glanced up at him as they neared the door. He had a nice profile with a splay of tinny sunshine lines at the corners of his eyes. That was how she...thought of them, sunshine lines, not crows feet. They were more like rays of the sun at the corners of the eyes brought on when a person smiled, happy lines. He must laugh a lot and enjoy most things. They entered the bar, found a table, ordered drinks, and listened to the music. The fact that she had only just met him that afternoon was fading. We were THAT couple in college. He was the football hero, and I was the cheerleader who worshiped his every thought and deed. Everyone referred to us as the "it," couple. My girlfriends wanted a guy just like Cal, and his friends wanted a shot at me."Our pre-engagement period lasted almost two years, and in that time we were apart for classes and vacations. If we were at school, we were together. It took about an hour to get the housing office to reassign Cal's roommate out of his room, and me. But the young woman in the glass didn't move. Shaking her head, she pushed all her doubts to the back of her mind and began squeezing her naked body into the new lingerie. The bra was almost completely transparent. The sheer panties matched, and had a seam up the back so they hugged every contour of her cute ass. She attached the suspender belt, and pulled on the stockings. Pixie surveyed her makeup. After fixing up her smudged lipstick and teary mascara, she returned to where the photographer. When he went in, she looked up at him and smiled.“What’s up, Daddy?”“Look, you wanted to know what’s wrong, did you mean it?”“Of course I did, ready to talk?”“Yeah,” he waited a few seconds, “my marriage just ended.”She set down the ink pen she’d been using and leaned back in her chair. She had a wide eyed, open mouthed look of astonishment on her face.“Tonight? What in the hell happened? I mean, are you sure?”“Yeah, I’m sure. I guess it’s been over for a while, it’s just tonight I got the.
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