Standing on Doorstep → Longingly Laying in Bed

I consider thoughtfully. I can definitely do something to, ahem, enhance Penelope a bit... but first, why not skip a few steps and put her in the setting I plan to be seeing her most anyway? With some deft keystrokes, 'Standing on Doorstep' becomes 'Longingly Laying in Bed' and--

--I hum in thought. Adding 'Longingly' to that last phrase didn't have quite the effect I envisioned. For the most part it seems it only changed the lighting to make the mood a bit more intimate, and replaced Penelope's casual blue-striped top with a slightly frillier, plain-white equivalent. Sure, her attention is a bit more directly placed on me, and she's a little less camera-shy of my phone, but her expression doesn't have quite the level of... neediness I expected.

Well, I'm sure that can be fixed with time. If nothing else, if we take that this is her 'longing' expression then surely our compatibility has gone up, right? Man... Do I really need to use literal magic to put my girlfriend 'in the mood?' It feels kind of pathetic when I think about it like that...

No. No. We already got this far on our own, right? She already agreed to let me take pics from this angle, and I'm a step away from straight up mounting her right now so... even if we're still mostly clothed because the foreplay's only just started, I've got some game to my name. It's more like...

...I want to really see how far an experienced woman like Penelope can be pushed, one small step at a time. It's more like using a buzzer to tease her, just... fast-tracked.

With that in mind, I...

(mature woman, flirtatious girlfriend, average build, long purple hair, tidy ponytail, hands on her hips, daisy dukes and crop top, mom clothes, purse, longingly laying in bed)

[AN: If we consider that Paul has to have her on camera, and this is his bed, the logical answer is he's using his phone to record or take a picture. Given the image, the angle involved must mean he's pretty much standing on top of her, which is kind of comical to picture from a third-person perspective. That or he's using a selfie-stick or something, I guess, but that feels more boring.]