A STRANGE PHONECALL

“I know what I’m saying Megan,” Karla frowned. “The first time I tried it with him, he jerked so hard that I almost laughed out under the tub. “He is too naïve.”

“Makes it even better,” Megan eyed her. “The more innocent they are, the better it is. But I think you like the idea of cleaning the palace for a whole week. If you don’t, you would not even consider this. You would do it without a second thought.”

“I don’t know, Megan,” Karla frowned, confused. “You know I’m not like you.”

Megan eyed her friend and smiled. “I’ll take that as a compliment.”

“Oh you’d better do,” Karla laughed. “Thanks for everything, Meg. You’ve really been of help to me. And how are things going with Daniel?”

“Ugh,” Megan rolled her eyes. “You had to spoil the moment by bringing him up. That bastard.”

“Interesting,” Karla’s ears perked up immediately at the thought of a juicy gossip. “Megan calls Daniel a bastard. That would make the best headlines on the news. I want to hear all about it. What did he do to