How I Learned To Love Drag Part 4

I angled my head and tried to strike a sexy pose. "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful," I purred.

May laughed. "Another week and you'll have diva attitude too."

Turning away from me for a moment, May quickly hooked the pink cotton nightie on a hangar and hung it on a clothes rack.

"You've given me something to work toward . . . But I'll have to talk about those slimming plans later. Right now I've got one concern. How do I get these damn things off?" I asked May as I looked down at my impressive bosom.

"Just grab them and rip," advised May with a smile. Then, with a playful pat on the arm she said, "I'm kidding. You're going to need an adhesive remover."

May opened a drawer beneath the makeup counter. Then she held up a plastic bottle that held a clear chemical solution.

"I hope you're not allergic to liquid crystal Kryptonite, Supergirl," she joked.

That comment out of left field caught me by surprise.

May took a few puffy cotton balls from a plastic bag on the top of the counter. After removing the cap to the adhesive remover, she soaked the cotton balls in the clear chemical solution. It didn't have a harsh or unpleasant scent. May squeezed the damp cotton balls around the edges of the false boobs.

"It will take a few minutes. Once the edges are saturated with the adhesive remover, we can peel back the edges of these false breasts. Then, as we gradually expose more and more of the backside of the boob to the chemical, we can pull a little more off a little at a time."

Again there was the scent of Ivory Snow. And her touch set off that tingling sensation again up and down my whole body. I'd have to reread those Laws of Thermodynamics from my high school Physics book to figure out what the hell was happening to me. Or Great Caesar's Ghost! Maybe I really was Linda Lee and maybe it was crystal Kryptonite!

"Please let me do that," I said as I tried to pull the false boobs off. The breast flesh below looked red and very sensitive. "I hope I'm not allergic to these chemicals."