"Are you trying to kill a poor old lady?I almost tripped on my man-skin rug. No, Phyllis, I'm not mad at you. Justtell me whom else you fooled. I pray...that I'm not the only one. Please,? shepleaded, ?help me win back some self respect - please?" Phyllis smiled with pure glee without a trace of uneasiness and pointed tothe torso. She had worked hard to prepare this ruse. ?Bozo and I fooled justabout everyone.? "Let me see your friend," Margo went on, now determined to sharein the joke. She. Dave looked cross and started drinking in silence. Suddenly the atmosphere was awkward. The mood had changed. I wondered what had been said. Normally Dave could take it when Debbie was giving other men attention. I’d seen her do similar stuff before, and it never seemed a problem for Dave.Dave suggested that it might be a good idea to try and leave soon before the final prize giving since we had a long drive back and he was tired. We all obediently drank up and prepared to leave. Returning to. Lupe said that he went to see the sculpture that he read about in my story about how Mave and I met. I was impressed and thought that this was a good start. We ended up walking around the museum until closing time, talking about the exhibits together. It was then that Lupe asked if we wanted to get some dinner together. Before I had a chance to answer or ask Mave if she wanted to, Mave answered that she knew a place we could go to. I was glad to see Mave warming up to the situation. She was. Schools Out sung by Alice Cooper started to play, and as I sat down Tania was dancing to the music. She ran her fingers through her hair, fondled her tits through the cotton blouse, teasingly lifted the hem of ths skirt showing glimpses of the white panties underneath. After about a minute Tania unbuttoned the top of the blouse, stopping with a button just under her breasts. Her hand slipped under the waist of the skirt and she slowly pulled the blouse out. At this point I noticed the music had.