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FEATURING P. 33 ~ 34 OF WENDY HOLDEN'S "SIMPLY DIVINE"
'I'm ready.' Husky tones had replaced the honk. Turning round, Jane saw Champagne standing in the doorway
wearing nothing more than a challenging gaze.
There really was, Jane saw, nothing holding those breasts up. Full and glorious, they soared onwards and
upwards like helium balloons, each topped with its rosy nub of nipples. Champagne grinned at her astonished and
silent audience. She strode forward, long muscles sliding up and down her slender thighs as she moved. She
walked up to Dave and, thanks to the disparity in their heights, thrust her nipples practically in his face. 'Dress me,'
she said in her huskiest tones, running both hands down the sides of her body. 'If you want to, that is.' She shot a
searing glance from beneath her thick lashed and pouted at the room.
Jane sighed. Champagne had turned a tantrum into a triumph simply by taking her clothes off. Satisfied at
the sensation she had caused, Champagne swung on her heel and began to sashay up and down the room like a
supermodel. Watching her prance around, utterly uninhibited, it struck Jane that nakedness was a concept that only
really applied to those with less than perfect figures. People with bodies as stunning as Champagne's were always
dressed, in the sense that there was never anything embarrassing to conceal.
Delighted to be the centre of attention, Champagne now dazzled the assembled company with a radiant smile.
'She can certainly turn on the charm when she wants to,' Dave muttered grudgingly.
'She can turn on more than that,' Jane whispered. 'Look at Faberge!'
Dave turned round to see his assistant bending over some boxes. He was clearly trying desperately to conceal
an enormous erection in his tight white trousers.
'Well,' said Dave delightedly, raising both eyebrows and grinning widely. 'I had no idea he was such a talented
boy.'