Family Dinner (2)

Rodger left me to get settled, so I looked around the apartment again on my own. It was far too big for one person. Maybe I could ask Cindy about his living arrangements to see if he would want to share. I liked him. He reminded me a lot of some of the snarky warrior women I used to train with. Snarky and blunt is what I like in my friends. His make-up was immaculate too. I always wanted to do a crease-cut glittering look.

I took a long, much needed shower, probably my first one in a year. My hair was dry and rough, but thankfully the bathroom was supplied with conditioner as well as shampoo and body wash. I even found shaving cream and razors, though they were meant for men. I took a wide comb and used it to comb the conditioner through every strand, then pinned my hair up and let it sit while I shaved. My lower legs had been free of hair, so someone was keeping up with my hygiene, and I was thankful it was just my lower legs. Cameron used to have his mom make me wax EVERYTHING by pr