To say that Cecilia Beaumont was nervous would be the understatement of the century. She was uncomfortable with sex and her sex life to begin with, so going to sex therapy was so far out of her comfort zone that it wasn't even in the same planet. However, she loved her husband, and she wanted their marriage to be happy...and for it to last. One of her greatest fears was him deciding that she wasn't enough for him, and find out one day that he was leaving her for another woman...or even just having an affair. Therefore, she decided to take matters into her own hands. If it meant humiliating herself and getting professional help, then she'd do it. She'd do it for him. She just hoped that she wouldn't regret this...<br/><br/>She had heard about Jameson & Jameson through a friend, and she took the plunge and called. Although she was awkward and quiet on the phone, she managed to make an appointment. When the questionnaire arrived, she hid it from her husband and filled it out while he was gone. The questions varied greatly from simple and medical to personal and embarrassing. Either way, she filled out everything.<br/><br/>She had married her husband as a virgin, so she knew very little about sex. All she knew was what he had taught her, or what she'd read in romance novels. Her friends told her some things, but Ceci was about as innocent as a married woman could get. She and Earl had actually been relatively similar in high school, as she'd been the awkward valedictorian with a full-ride scholarship to UC Berkeley. She was originally from a farm in the midwest, but she went to California for school. She excelled in her studies and met Earl at an Alumni banquet. She was giving the introductory address, and then afterward, he asked her out for coffee. She had insisted on tea, and the rest was history.<br/><br/>As awkward as she'd been in high school, she was the opposite in college. She'd filled out into a curvy and attractive redhead with a vivacious personality and lots of friends. She wasn't one for parties, but she was sweet and most people liked her. She still wasn't the average young woman, but Earl seemed to love her for who she was. And she loved him with all her heart...she was just wanted him to be pleased with her. As they both had access to the finances, she knew that she'd have to tell him what "Jameson & Jameson" was. However, she just said it was couples' therapy...hoping that she could get the therapy on her own and not have to tell him. That's why she was in here by herself today. She didn't want him to know.<br/><br/>When Cynthia took her questionnaire and asked about a drink, Ceci's normal personality was absent. She smiled uneasily and answered softly.<br/><br/>"Umm...I'll have tea. Thank you."<br/><br/>She was tense, and she fidgeted with her hands. Perhaps she should just leave...