Waiting her turn to get into the shower Molly headed for the minibar and took her time choosing among the tiny bottles and eventually settled on a small glass sized bottle of red wine. She threw herself on the sofa and opened it, took a big mouthful and then worked herself out of her jacket which she dropped on the floor.<br/>"I dunno what college you went to Connie but ... I don't remember them having dorm rooms this big."<br/>She took another big mouthful of the wine and finished the bottle before laying her portfolio on the table in front of the sofa, opened it and started browsing the drawings and water colours inside and spreading them around the sofa and on the floor as she removed them. Some of them were quite large A1 in size and others smaller but none smaller than A3, except for the one A4 sketch pad where she usually just jotted down ideas or quick sketches of anything from people to landscapes. The same variation could be seen on the larger papers as well, people, faces, animals, cityscapes and landscapes, some which seemed obviously drawn through the window of moving vehicles, such as trains or cars. Most of them were done in an impressionist or surrealistic style but there were some with expressionist and non-figurative tendencies as well and some more traditionally figurative portraits.<br/><br/>Close to the bottom of the portfolio she finally found what she was looking for, an A2 sized drawing of Heather reclining in the nude on a love seat looking out a window. The drawing was really well done and the likeness of the much younger Heather was near photographic in accuracy. That was where she would ask the once famous actress to sign her autograph. On the back of course.