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Tanya must also sense something and looks at Elaine. "Something wrong, Elaine?"
Elaine looks at the huge window that looks out at the sound and says, "Are you sure that they can't see in?"
Tanya laughs, "Well it is only fish right now, but yes, I am sure. Trust me, if there was some trid gossip reporter out there, more people than just me would have been spread all across the news by now and I am sure that some of my neighbors are far more lawsuit happy than I am. No, you can relax and enjoy yourself." She finishes removing her clothes and sinks into the bubbling water. "Ahhhhhhhhh. This is just right. Do let me know if you would like it a bit hotter or cooler, would you?"
Monique pours champagne and sets small plates of snacks where you can easily reach them. "Thank you very much, Monique."
"Not at all, My lady." And like that, Monique leaves the tub room. Elaine nods and seems to lose her reticence, stripping and joining your hostess in the water. She, too, gives a sound of appreciation as the hot water begins to soak at her. Tanya stretches in the tub, sitting on a side bench under the water so that her arms are laying atop the rim and her upper chest is exposed. She sips from her flute of champagne and sighs before pointing to the window. "I try to come her after my morning runs to just relax. Sometimes I try to count the different fish I see and keep a small book just over there with pictures." Another sip. "Thank you both for coming here. I did so enjoy your company at dinner. Did either of you think that meeting seemed to drag on a bit? The cause is worthwhile, which is really the only reason I go to these things but sometimes these events can be such a bore. I was lucky to find you two there." A slight pause. "And even luckier that you agreed to come home with me. So, a toast to new friends." She lifts her glass up and sips again. Her look does not seem particularly oblivious and you somehow get the impression of being inspected under a microscope.