Chapter 14
Both Sylvia Pierce and Doris Martin were in then-respective pajama-sets, in the bedroom of the small, modern efficiency-apartment which they shared together, and, strictly speaking, said bedroom also served as the living-room and dining-room, too.
Doris just had her perennial nightly bath, which Sylvia, of course, had given her, as was the, by now, set custom. But, of late - at least in the last few days or so - it was also a direct prerequisite of the frantic Lesbian-love which they also shared together.
Since, if Doris wasn't up to a session of "sisterly-love," she wouldn't have consented to permit Sylvia to give her the bath. Therefore, the subsequent question that Sylvia asked of her was utter superfluous. Nevertheless, choosing to be the condescending one, Sylvia exer
