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n la u gh ed . T hat had bee n br illiant. Bu t s he f o l l o w e d G a rre t t ’ s br o ad b ack, s wa t h e d in a cl e an bu t w o r n de nim shi r t, u p h e r st e ps to the s e c o nd f l oo r . He t oo k a r ight into the hallway and h e a de d t o h e r bedr oo m as if h e’ d bee n th er e a th o u sand tim e s. T hat t h o u ght ma d e the w e t be at o f h e r p u lse in h e r p u ssy that m u ch w o r s e . W o u ld it b e inapp r o p r iate to j u mp h im and th r o w him to the bed ? She e y e d him again. He was way t o o b ig. Sh e’ d n e v e r f e ll him. I t w o u ld b e l ike t r ying t o f e ll a t re e o r a lamp p o st.
    She s mil e d a nd wh e n he fi n g er e d the ed g e s o f the ply w oo d s he f e lt h e r b o d y sh udde r s ympath e tically. L iv w o u l d n ’ t m ind be ing that plyw o o d r ight a b o u t n o w and the th o u ght sh o ck e d and th r ill e d h er . “ L o o ks g oo d ,” G a rre tt sai d , t ur ning fast. H i s e y e s flick ere d si l v e r and th e n g r ay a gain. She d i d n ’ t f ee l f e ar this tim e . S he f e lt dr awn.
    “What a r e y o u , re ally?”
    “A man. A fast h e aling, n o sy, b a r ging-in- t o -ch e ck - y o ur - win d o ws m an,” he s aid and smil ed . T he s mile d i d n ’ t t o u ch h is e y e s. He was ly i ng.
    L iv st e pp e d t o him, a t o tal l y f o re ign m o ve o n h e r pa r t f o r u nfamiliar m e n. No matt e r h o w nice th e y m ight app e a r . “ T hat ’ s n o t t rue .” She t o u ch e d his s h i r t, r ight o v e r the place s he had dr iv e n h e r tw ee z er s i nto the skin. “What a r e y o u ? W ho a r e y o u ?”
    He t oo k a st e p b ack de spite the fact that the l o o k in h is e y e s s a id he want e d t o st e p f o r wa rd . M ay b e p u ll h e r to him. W hat e v e r the l o o k, he st e pp e d b ack and g r i n n ed , sh ru gging t o app e ar n o nchalant. “J u st a n o sy n e igh b o r . A G o o d Sama r itan. A t r av e ling win d o w ha n g er . A —”
    L iv l e an e d in and k i ss e d h im. T he tingle f ro m wh er e he h ad t o u ch e d h e r was n o th i ng c o mpa re d to what happ e n e d with the kiss. H e r lips, h e r t o ng ue , h e r chin, all d o wn h e r th r o at f e lt as if it spa r kl e d with a th o u sand h o t l ittle l ights. L ike C h r istmas lights o r fai r y l i ghts. O r y o u’ ve finally l o st y o u r mind . Bu t she ig n o re d that n a sty v o ice and l e an e d i nto him m o re . S o aking u p the b ig safe f ee l o f h im. T he p r o t e ctive vi b e that s ee m e d to c o me o ff him like a b aking k ind o f h e at. T he h e at o f the s u n o r a s u mm e r d ay o r a wa r m o v e n o n a c o ld ni g ht. T he h e at was s o m e thing that she was n o t u s e d to bu t
     

    w e lc o m e d with a b ig o p e n h e a r t. “What a r e y o u ? What? C o me o n, t e ll m e , pl e as e .” “ I’ m y o u r n e igh b o r .”
    L iv f e lt the p u ll o f want. N o t n o r mal want, like any w o man f ee ls bu t s o m e thing m o r e t oo . S o m e thing b igg er . S o m e thing that n e a r ly f e lt l ike it was i n de p e n de nt o f h er . H e r h an d s s m oo th e d o v e r the ha r d l i n e s and plan e s o f h is ch e st. He ma d e a s o u n d , way d o wn i n h i s ch e st like he was t r ying to bur y it. She nipp e d at his b o tt o m lip and p u sh e d h e r p e lvis to the f r o nt o f h i s d a r k br o wn c o rd s. “ I’ m s o rr y,” she said and d i d n ’ t k n o w why. “ I’ m s o rr y.” She k i ss e d h im ha rder , p u shi n g the f r o nt o f h e r t o the ha r d r i d ge o f his c o ck. A small pa r t o f h e r re j o ic e d at the s mall b it o f e vi de nce that he want e d h er . A t l e ast o n a physical l e v e l.
    “W h y a r e y o u s o rr y?” T h at n o ise in his ch e st h ad t ur n e d f r o m a ru m b le and a g r o wl to a dee p, ch o k e d m a sc u line v o ic e . F o r j u st a s e c o nd she f e lt him k i