She felt the surrender in the kiss, the want that lay in the other woman, the need for a gentle guidance and most of all that slight quiver of doubt and fear. Her poor little songbird. Fi softly caressed the chocolate curls that seemed to welcome her touch eagerly, her aquamarine eyes steady as she gazed at her newest client. Lorraine had agreed and seemed to hover, to want. The redhead gave her a gentle smile and moved back slightly, helping Lorri to her feet and taking her hand to guide her toward the large canopy bed on the other side of the room. What to do, she considered it. Should she touch the other woman and bring her pleasure or allow her to touch her, instruct her how to pleasure a woman. Both had acts of control in it, but taking the wrong path could result in Lorraine's uneasiness.<br/><br/>Her eyes lingered on the brunette, thoughtful before she lightly settled Lorraine on the edge of the bed and stepped back, hands raising to undo the pearl buttons that kept her violet dress closed around her body. And then a few laces and she let the fabric rustle down to the ground, revealing a slim figure clad in pale cream chemise and drawers, garters fixed over sheer stockings and a white silk corset touched with little violet flowers sewn into it. She stepped out of her slippers and smiled warmly at Lorraine even as she slipped onto the bed, gathering her long hair over one shoulder and softly playing with the other woman's curls.<br/><br/>"I know you are uncertain dear one, but I sense you would like to touch me. So let your curiosity and desire lead you, I give you time to explore and learn. If you bring me pleasure with your touches I'll reward you, though you are such a tender good soul I think I would reward you regardless." She cupped the other woman's cheek again, focusing her gaze on her and smiling that same radiant easy smile as before. "I will lead us slowly in this dance so that nothing moves too fast or might cause you hurt. I want you to enjoy yourself, so for while we are in this room trust me, and more importantly, yourself."