Emily felt her blood pressure rise, watching Roxy insinuate herself next to Boris, her body and hands suggestive of an octopus who’d just discovered a tasty tidbit and considering the best way to consume it.  Technically the blonde witch was only following her modus operandi, prowling after every attractive male that frequented<i>Blue’s Café</i>but Emily’s heart wanted to throttle the tramp, imagining her strong fingers around the bitch’s slender neck.  However, her brain reasoned Boris wasn’t drooling over Roxy like other male customers in the café.  He’d walked away from the obvious invitation, was now sitting across from her, and complimenting a cookie that she baked.  If that wasn’t a sure sign that he was interested, then God help her.<br/><br/>Roxy was someone who enjoyed attention and Emily wasn’t willing to give her any more than she deserved.  Introducing the vamp to Boris was quick and polite.  Angela, inwardly applauded Emily’s choice in handling the situation while she herself responded to the mechanic’s friendly wink and question about her friend’s baking skills.  She noticed the gravitation of bodies towards the counter and the stealthy appearance of smartphones, possibly to record the entire event.  The drama was a bit juicy, especially with such opposing females, the sex-driven Roxy and somewhat nerdy, Emily.  Deciding to play up the situation, the actress in Angela took center stage.<br/><br/>“Boris,” Angela began, “cookies are just the tip of the iceberg.  I’ve been getting after her to open her own business or go to culinary school for more training.”  It was her duty to wax on about her friend’s creative skills, describing a Halloween party at<i>Kitty’s Can Can.  </i>“Em whipped up hors d’oeuvres that people still reminisce about.  In fact, her food got more attention than the girls on the program that night!”<br/><br/>Shrugging, Emily felt her cheeks warm with embarrassment.  “What can I say, cooking’s just another way to be creative.”  The third barista wanted in on the conversation.  “Boris, it's nice to be officially introduced.  Why haven’t I seen you in Blue’s Café before?”  Roxy lightheartedly asked, draping herself on the counter, attempting to distract his attention from Emily.