They would cross at Grand Island. That was a major crossing point for every wagon train and there were facilities there to ease their way. In the mean...ime, they still had a minimum of eight days left in Kansas and every day would mean the chance for another attack by Jayhawkers.9 days from IndependenceFour days since they crossed the Blue and it started to rain. And it rained! And it rained! And it rained! They had all seen heavy rain before, but nothing like this! Water got into everything.. Within seconds his eyes drifted back.Her face was just as beautiful as her body. She was on her phone texting. Occasionally she would stop moving her thumbs, apparently reading, and would smile. He looked away again. Trying not to stare.--"Well you are excited"He was pulled from his thoughts, momentarily confused. "Huh". He looked down. His shorts had a tent in them. He blushed guiltily. Looked up at his wife. She was very pretty. She was short and over the years become a little plump."What you. ..boy....it's gonna suck whatlittle baby batter you have left right out of you. Considering how hardyou've been this entire time, I'd say you're more than ready to see it go.Good riddance. You won't need to make anymore yourself ever again, believeme. I can name a dozen men who would dutifully supply you with a freshbatch each night. Myself, included."He flipped it on. It started slow but methodically. Jerking me off to amuch needed release."You need to get a good taste of that spunk. I plan. I looked forward to the challenge. Life was shaping up.My mood was enhanced by the mission I was embarked on. I was heading from Seattle, where I'd gone to school and trained, to Spokane for a job interview I had scheduled for the next day, an interview for a staff position as an emergency physician at one of the hospitals. The interview was pretty much a formality. I was a shoe-in for the job. They had recruited me after all. Starting salary was just over one hundred and fourteen thousand a.