The Edge of Town
“Jill made the dramatic announcement and waited for her sister to comment. When Julie continued to wash the dishes and drop them in the rinse pan, she said, “All the wonderful women in the world are dying. First Nellie Bly and now Lillian.”
“Where did you hear that?”
“Ruby May told me last night. Lillian was so beautiful, so elegant. All the men loved her.” Jill lifted her arms in a circling motion. “I’m going to be just like her.”
“You’ll have to grow some,” Julie said dryly. “She h...ad quite a bosom. They were out to here.” Julie held her cupped, wet hands out six inches from her slender body.
“And a tiny waist.”
“Helped by a tight corset.”
“She was beautiful—”
“And old enough to be your grandma. Dry the dishes while you’re grieving for her.”
Jill took a plate from the hot rinse water, dried it and set it on the table.
“The men who gave her diamonds must have liked a woman with a big bust.MoreLess
“Where did you hear that?”
“Ruby May told me last night. Lillian was so beautiful, so elegant. All the men loved her.” Jill lifted her arms in a circling motion. “I’m going to be just like her.”
“You’ll have to grow some,” Julie said dryly. “She h...ad quite a bosom. They were out to here.” Julie held her cupped, wet hands out six inches from her slender body.
“And a tiny waist.”
“Helped by a tight corset.”
“She was beautiful—”
“And old enough to be your grandma. Dry the dishes while you’re grieving for her.”
Jill took a plate from the hot rinse water, dried it and set it on the table.
“The men who gave her diamonds must have liked a woman with a big bust.MoreLess
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