I took turns hugging and kissing Zia and Tressi after that. They were both such beautiful women; I was sad to see them go, even though I would see them tomorrow. Maybe if I was lucky, I'd get to spend a few minutes alone with Zia or Tressi in the woods.
Once they had left, I turned to Silvy. She was watching me with an odd smile on her face.
"What?" I asked.
"I get the feeling you're not used to women," she said.
"Well, my last girlfriend dumped me for some shitty reasons," I said dryly. "And to be honest, she wasn't that good to me. I think I understand what you're asking though, and no, I'm not used to women being so nice and simple."
"Simple?" Silvy asked. One eyebrow was arched in a way that suggested I needed to choose my next words very carefully.
"Yeah, like no drama," I added quickly. "No problems. You're all just so nice. Even you; I know you try to push people away, but you're really great, Silvy." Really great? Wow, certainly I could do better than that.
