intriguess
sexual catalyst
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Mickie had an unusual gift, one she had learned to hide and use at an early age. She had discovered that she was different when she could color. At a later age she found out what she was seeing was called an "aura" a distintive color pattern that surrounded people, it altered depending on their health and mood. She had become a nurse and using her gift had gotten her recognition and advanced her into a field that offered her flexibility and respectable compensation. She was a private care nurse, she got referrals from every place she had ever worked.
Currently she was enjoying time between placements, lounging beside the pool at a resort. Once she figured out that wearing sunglasses diminished the effect, she had moved to Texas and wore them whenever she was not working.
Mickie was single, when she had been younger the harsh hours of nursing had kept her single. Also her gift had interferred with many of her early relationships. Now at 27, she was feeling the burden of being single. She wanted a family, more so because her own was gone. Her mother had died when she was young and she had watched her father go through a painful death when she was a teenager. An only child she had always wanted a big family, but after her mother's death her father had never remarried.
Now she was alone, surviving, in Texas, working on a safe tan and enjoying how her hair had turned a coppery red from the sun. Her short body was healthy from enjoying the outdoors, her breasts full, her hips wide, a friend had said she had a body for making babies....it seemed funny at the time but now it seemed sad.
Currently she was enjoying time between placements, lounging beside the pool at a resort. Once she figured out that wearing sunglasses diminished the effect, she had moved to Texas and wore them whenever she was not working.
Mickie was single, when she had been younger the harsh hours of nursing had kept her single. Also her gift had interferred with many of her early relationships. Now at 27, she was feeling the burden of being single. She wanted a family, more so because her own was gone. Her mother had died when she was young and she had watched her father go through a painful death when she was a teenager. An only child she had always wanted a big family, but after her mother's death her father had never remarried.
Now she was alone, surviving, in Texas, working on a safe tan and enjoying how her hair had turned a coppery red from the sun. Her short body was healthy from enjoying the outdoors, her breasts full, her hips wide, a friend had said she had a body for making babies....it seemed funny at the time but now it seemed sad.