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.”
2 Comments 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.
That Loretta! Always quick with a comeback!