A few minutes later they were on the path that led back to Huey’s old pickup, walking side by side, Huey shoeless and with the rifle on a strap over his shoulder. At one point the path narrowed and they proceeded single file, Mrs. Plansky in the lead.
“Some guys,” he said, “don’t mind a lady with a … what would you call it? A considerable back end? I’m in that camp.”
“We all have our little peccadillos,” Mrs. Plansky said without turning, perhaps putting too much emphasis on “little.”
One Comment on “Mrs. Plansky and an Admirer”
Oooooo. Burn.
I must say I am surprised at OFA’s double entendres. Spicy. If I recall, this isn’t the only time there has been such a dialogue implication if your mind goes that way.
You would never read something like this in a C&B book.