During your driving test, the examiner will note how you obey the rules of the road and traffic signs and/ or signals,” Chuck quoted from the DMV handbook. I stared, dumbfounded, at the road sign, then at my husband. “Are you serious?” “You want to pass the test, don’t you?” His voice was stern, his expression implacable. My rational brain panicked, while at the same time my body betrayed me, my panties flooding with moisture and my nipples springing to attention so suddenly that the seat belt, rubbing against one, was excruciating. I’d grown up in the city, never needing a car until we’d married and moved to California, where public transportation was a joke. Chuck was coaching me. I’d been doing fine so far—not running through yellow lights, looking both ways at intersections, remembering my turn signal when I changed lanes. “It’s not a verb, like Stop,” I protested. “It’s a noun, like Railroad Crossing.” “Do you think arguing with the driving examiner is going to help you pa
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