Then she turned her pretty head and said ? make it happen?. I knew what I had to do. I dove into the pool.The cool water soothed my raging hard on tha... I was certain everyone knew about. The sun felt good. I wanted to stay in the water. I made my way toward the young black men. One was about 6?3? and thin but well muscled maybe in his mid twenties. He introduced himself as Zach. He shook my hand and nodded in his friends direction and said ?this is Javon. He was dark coal black and about 6 ?0?. "After such a heavy dinner, I had ordered a light breakfast. Some coffee, juice, fresh fruit, and pastry.Pyx approached the dining table. "Is Vonda here?" No. She left to work at the front desk, a couple hours ago."The novice looked like she was about to bolt, but she stopped herself, looking hungrily at the food."Help yourself. Vonda and I have had our fill."She sat down, with two chairs between us, and proceeded to eat every last crumb."Would you like some more? I could order up some. I will think about it she replied. I turned up the music to change the atmosphere, nothing more was mentioned about Sally and Peter as we drove on to Mt Gambier. The family function was pretty boring and I could not wait to get on our way home, but as I had drunk myself silly at the dinner I awoke with a massive hangover and suggested to Jan that she would need to drive for the first half of the trip. I was still suffering when we neared Murray Bridge and as Jan was getting a little drowsy she. She pointed across the garage. Im Buck. Nice to meet you. Did we do something wrong? Did we have the music to loud? I said. She smiled. No! No! You did nothing wrong. she said. Thats good. I said. My eyes were fixed on her bodacious curves. Normally I ask my husband for help. But he is away on business. He is in Africa looking for gold. She said. What do you need help with? I said. My computer wont turn on. It was running really slow. Then this morning. It just crashed. She said. I would be.