At the first driveway, we pulled in and looked. The house was demolished. I said, "That's Fred and June's house. I'm pretty sure they were there. We'l... need to look. They were and we had to leave them. They had been in bed when the tree fell over their house killing them. I had red paper and tape. I wrote a "2" in magic marker on the paper and placed it on the mailbox with tape. I put the red tape across their drive. We continued on.We found four more dead and two injured who we could help.. Just you?" No, two. I have a client staying the night." Male, I'll bet." Right!" Bad luck! What's second?" I've got myself involved with starting up a young peoples' village football side." Great. Are you the coach?" No fear but we are doing quite well and have won our first four matches." Well done!" So I thought a little reward might be in place. I could have done this here and I'm sure Jim would have done us proud but I thought a minor outing might mean a bit more to them." Go on." Could I. “Ah, a challenge, I like it”. “So let’s see; I had never any doubt about the frisky part. Your playfulness, your energy and liveliness are kind of obvious; after all you were performing on stage. Fanny could be a bit trickier”She looked at me with anticipation.“In Britain, fanny refers to the female genitals so if I combine the two, I have to assume that your friskiness doesn’t just pertain to your outgoing manner but more specifically to your sexual appetite!”A faint smile crossed her lips and. Err, happyish, anyway. She doesn’t sound like her normal happy-go-violent self.’ Shane smoothed down the loose strands of hair from my ponytail, his calm touch soothing me somewhat. ‘Look, I’ll go talk to Sam, okay? Since they’re living together now maybe he knows what’s goin’ on.’ Sam moved into Sydney’s condo in December when his lease was up on his apartment, they had long stopped the friends with benefits routine and seamlessly evolved into best friends. I hugged Shane around his tight.