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I liked her in her red dress, I liked her out of it, too, but the dress made her more dangerous, more dangerous than she usually was. Netanya, I said, you look devilish in that dress, it brings out the hotness in you. Teddy, she said, you're only just saying that to get me in bed tonight and have your wicked way. Of course, I said, but more than that, there is a deeper danger in you, and the redness brings it out. Shall I wear the red dress in bed tonight? she said, or go to bed without? I watched her dance; other guys watched her, too; some danced with her, thinking their luck would hold. I didn't dance with her, I just sat and boozed and watched. I slept with her that night; she didn't wear her red dress, but naked as she was born, and we made love from dark night until early dawn.
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 7:25 AM UTC
UNTIL EARLY DAWN 1975.
I liked her in her red dress, I liked her out of it, too, but the dress made her more dangerous, more dangerous than she usually was. Netanya, I said, you look devilish in that dress, it brings out the hotness in you. Teddy, she said, you're only just saying that to get me in bed tonight and have your wicked way. Of course, I said, but more than that, there is a deeper danger in you, and the redness brings it out. Shall I wear the red dress in bed tonight? she said, or go to bed without? I watched her dance; other guys watched her, too; some danced with her, thinking their luck would hold. I didn't dance with her, I just sat and boozed and watched. I slept with her that night; she didn't wear her red dress, but naked as she was born, and we made love from dark night until early dawn.
MAN, WOMAN, 1975, DANCE, RED DRESS,
TerryCollett
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 7:25 AM UTC
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