Book1:TeDream-Maker

itriunderverysimirsurroundings．Astheywentpastthewoods,shediscoveredalonelyfigureinabikinibathingsuitoretchofbeachbytheke,pyingidlywiththesaingitslipslowlythroughhersleaperingfingers．Oncloserscrutiny,DornafounditwasNatalieanddecidedtopyapracticaljokeothetime,shewastheballerinaoftheRussianNationalAcademyofBalletonherfirsttourtotheU.S.andalractithestageearlyeverymbeforeanyoneelsewasaroundaswasher.anddidnotpaymuchattentiontothejanitorwhowasonduty.Dornaorderedhertwofriendstorunfrenzilyaroundthebeachlettingoutloudferociousroars.ThetwotigersenteredfullyintothespiritofthegameandzealouslycarriedoutherivingtheunsuspegNataliesuchascarethatshefainteddeadaway.WhatisTime?Whatsignificedoesithave?Sandslippedslowlythroughherfingersastheydidinthehssofaimes.Toknowthemeaningandthesignifie，weshouldknoasinhermindasshenguidlytoyedwiththesandandwatcheditslippingthroughherslenderfingers．Butshenoticedthathewouldstophisworksometimesandwatchhermovementsattentively.Onceshecaughthimstaringatherwhileshewasuntyinghershoecesjustasshewasdoingnow．Herdimpledsmileoffriendlyreitionwaslikeripplesonashallowpondandencedhimtoapproachheronemandaskheropiniononapoemhehadwritten,whichhefeltwouldbeagoodthemeforaballet．Dornasighedandsaid，"Oh，you’reahopelessninny!"Shecalledtothetwonoisy,prangtigerstostopandraoNatalie．Shecalledtoher,shookher,butalltonoavail．Natalie’sshouldersandspine,uprighta,gaveherastatelycarriage．Herbeautifulbreastswerejustvoluptuousenoughtobecuppedbyahand．Herabdomen，perfedtightasadrum，wasadorheterbyher