“Her pupils dilated involuntarily, as if she were attracted to me. There was a strong sense of seduction in her posture and tone, yet the behavior seemed reflexive, rather than personal. Ophelia wore a bit too much makeup, and her clothes seemed to have been carefully arranged to bare a great deal of tanned young flesh. "I just wanted to talk face to face. I need your help." "I was serious when I said that I don't do individual therapy any more," I said, more regretfully than I had intended. She... made me feel like a dirty old man. "I'm sure you can find some help down in Elko." She shrugged. "Elko? I live here. I'm not going anywhere." We shook hands. I enjoyed the touch of her skin. "I was kind of young the last time you saw me, Mr. Callahan. I used to follow the boys around. My name is Sandy Palmer." I blinked and slowly inclined my head towards the long, blue Mercedes. Sandy smiled. "That's right. I used to hang around the grocery store and be a bother. Truth be told, you're the one I had the crush on." "Little Sandy?" "Will is my half-brother, and Lowell is my Daddy.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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