Carie's Juice

e across as a little flirtatious... at least you didn't say so in the evaluation." "I hope I don't come across as a bit flirty." After then, there was a little silence. A moment that seem

ark that the last person who had complimented him on his butt had been a man, things could have remained the same, and Bee could have just been able to make a retreat back to respectability and safety. But he made that comment. Things could have stayed the same. Bee could have just been able to make a retreat back to respectability and safety. Bee was curious and said, "A man?" "So, do you, are you...?" So, may Dan have bi inclinations like herself? Because of his remark, she was now much more interested in the topic. It was necessary for her to learn more. But Dan wasn't giving anything away. He then redirected the inquiry onto his superior by asking, "Do you... are you?" This allowed him to avoid providing a response to the question himself. Bee's ability to use professional caution had become completely nonexistent. There was no longer a divide between employer and employee. Bee was well aware that this was not a favorable situation for her to be in. However, she was unable to contain herself. "I'm ashamed to admit it, but there have been several occasions in the bedroom when I've liked the company of someone of the same sex," she said. Dan made the following observation: "Well," he said, "the person who complimented on my butt was also in a bedroom at the time." We were with a really unique lady who enjoyed being in threesomes, particularly those that included two males. She said that she loved my butt, and that other man mentioned that he liked it as well. "So, you prefer threesomes?" inquired Bee "Well, don't you?" Bee soon realized that Dan was rather skilled at providing responses to questions posed to him by posing questions of his own. She said, "I am very partial to them, parti