I have thought about it
Added 2026-02-02 06:00:13 +0000 UTC
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Beautiful pic! Seems like this idea was already in the lady's mind for a little while (ever since she heard about B&K from some of some of her friends) . I guess the assistant in the middle is already mentally taking Bobby's measurements for his debutante uniform! (simple blouse and skirt with low high heels) - Hugs and kisses all around
Amber Caprice
2026-02-02 12:58:42 +0000 UTCVery nice and I love the stunned silence of Bobby
Aidan
2026-02-02 10:21:19 +0000 UTCThat would explain why Bobby is standing there with a certain calmness with a hint of restrained excitement with his hands trying not to go into a fist and demand 'Can we start NOW!' .
Robyn Stephens
2026-02-02 08:58:13 +0000 UTCAwww, Bobby might be named Robyn or Robby, Mother knows best and by the way for now named Bobby is standing there so calm like means there is more than meets the eye. Edit, I commented before reading Skinnie's lovely story and that explains all that needs to be known for now.
Robyn Stephens
2026-02-02 08:51:00 +0000 UTCSome days can be pivotal in a life. Getting registered with Bergman and Knightley is one of those for Bobby. He's had others: taking the scholarship exam; seeing 'Kinky Boots' on the television; his first trip with his mother to B&K; meeting Rhys Jenner at a Meet and Greet; his first trip on his own to B⚥y? All of them had a big impact on him. The day he submitted an application for a B&K internship was such a day. He'd sent it in the form without telling his mother even though it needed to be signed by an adult. He'd sent it in under her name. At 17 he still wasn't technically old enough to apply but he was desperate to secure a place. He'd been discussing an internship with his mother for a while but she'd suggested waiting until he'd got his A-Level results. She was still thinking he might want to go to university, hoping he might want to study English or possibly American Studies. The unannounced visit from the B&K selection team was another. Looking back later Bobby saw it as possibly THE pivotal day. When the team arrived, his mother could see where his heart truly lay. She played along with his deception: they would talk about that later. It was her who supported his registration. He was so happy. Maybe it was pure coincidence that Bobby's class was studying Robert Frost that week. It may have been what made it stand out in his memory: his mother helped set him on the road "less traveled by, And that... made all the difference". S xxx
Skinnie S
2026-02-02 07:08:59 +0000 UTC
