DARK SHADES NOT SHADOWS.

ated skirt, her long silk hair relaxing on her shoulders at both sides, she played with her fi

madam that your here."The old wom

she was friends with her mother a

rious things, the furnitures, the wallpapers and figurines,

erself, for her college was where she needed to be, to fu

r lips, she sat on one of the sofas grabbing the news papers, crossing her leg

tea, and cleared her throat, "So tell me do you cook? Can you

rooke's Town in L.A." Claire told her nervously as she pulled out the

ynn asked and Claire felt as if her

aised her eyebrows in doubt. "At least I can

t her in every thing she does, as you c

head as she understood w

in tomorrow. Don't worry, you'll have the whole night during weekends to spe

tand Ma'am." She told her, althoug

ked fake, Claire wondered if it was the heavy makeup she wore that looked

s Lynn for accepting her job request. She twisted the

urroundings, the water fountain and the pretty fl

her hair

ire." She told herself, gentl

a complete stranger walked in even

ips were small and thin, his nose, pointed , with a smooth surface too. His had

e could only stare, she

he greeted, look

on passed, brush

led in and Claire hurried out of the

sed her without a glance, or at