Lauren was aware that Frank probably knew a little about her already.<br/><br/>“I was a tomboy,” she laughed, “climbing trees, playing injuns and cowboys, catching frogs and rescuing kittens. My little brother died of diphtheria when he was five. My sister is married to a farmer Indiana and determined to repopulate the state single handedly.  She has seven kids!” She wriggled and laughed when Frank tickled her foot but kept her feet in his lap enjoying the attention quite a bit.<br/><br/>“My dad left when he found out that our mom was servicing half the neighborhood. I still miss him. He was a taciturn man but he adored me and taught me a great many things.”<br/><br/>“Well, one day I woke up and had boobs. Mom stuck me me in dresses and that was that. The girls in school hated me, the boys just wanted to either fuck me or let them play with my tits. Well, the day I graduated from high school Bobby Carmichael and a few of his buddies cornered me and felt me up for a while, my mother got wind of it and tracked them down and laid the fear of Christ in them with her broom.  I left town not long after. Mom died of a burst appendix a year later.”<br/><br/>“I worked in department stores for a while but my boobs always got in the way. The other women were jealous, the guys just wanted to - you know.”<br/><br/>She noticed a bit of a flush around his ears at that and thought it was adorable.<br/><br/>“Eventually I was always asked to leave. It was very frustrating.” She got up to get some water and came back. She sat next to him and continued. “Well, one day I go into this lounge to ask for a job. They asked if I could sing, and I did. I had the job on the spot. They gave me a six month contract and double pay for the first month. Sort of a retainer. They said to buy sexy dresses and the rest is history.”<br/><br/>She didn’t tell him about the mandatory twice yearly fuck the boss to keep the job, gig. Frank didn’t need to know everything.<br/><br/>“I had two boyfriends but they just wanted a trophy and so I walked away, didn’t need the complications.”