The darkness probably lasted between four and eight seconds, depending upon whom you asked.At the Last Chance, diners had barely realized they were in...the dark before battery- powered emergency lighting had come on, only to be quickly replaced by the restored power supply. In the Last Chance Diner, one digital appliance flashed 12:00. It flashed steadily. Almost like a warning.The counter timer served to remind the wait staff of how long food sat on the pass through, from the kitchen before it. He had my permission. We've been in touch since that first night.'Me: 'I am astonished that you contacted him; more I was unaware. Did you shield your thoughts?'Jay: 'Well, I guess it is a shield of sorts. I didn't mean to leave you out. You seemed so sad just lying there ... I didn't want to intrude.'Me: 'Yes ... well ... you're not intruding. My six-day of mourning has passed, and while I think of Meriah often, I must now move on. She will always be here and I shall always hear her words .... She liked the way he looked at her and licked his lips. It was obvious that he enjoyed looking at her body.He had broad shoulders and narrow hips. He looked as if he were an athlete although she knew he didn't go in for much exercise. He had only a little body hair on his chest but the hair around his prick and balls was thick and bushy. He had the largest prick she'd ever seen, her husband's hadn't been nearly that big. She wanted to suck on it and have it pushed into her cunt. He was spending. “Let’s say you’re not the first person Valerie’s tried to break in half. I missed a whole day of class last year.” The odd pair shared a pass of awkward silence, then Mallory’s eyes returned to Daphne’s grateful smile. She leaned her face closer and made a face. “Ew ... you fucking smell like her.”“Don’t remind me.” Daphne rolled her eyes. “I fought all last night to puke on myself. I didn’t think I could make it to the shower.”“Oh, no.” Mallory shook her head. “You won’t stand very well today..