After a few more pulls than usual, I got the bike started, and off I went to Hardee's for breakfast. Again, as I did every morning while at home, I wi...hed that Helen would find a place to open a sit down diner of some kind. I loved Hardee's, but I felt like a trader. I really wanted to spend my money with Helen, and now Cheryl.Still Hardee's was always interesting. "Hey there, haven't seen you in a while," one of the old men commented."I've been out of town working," I replied."And how about. "I'm not happy with that reaction, doctor," I said, "she didn't seem to react." This time when the jolt ran through Hazel's nipples, her back arched up off the bed and she saw me smiling at David. "You pair of bastards," she laughed, and I knew she'd realised what we'd done.Several months earlier I'd suffered with a bad back and I'd bought a 'Tems Machine', a device designed to deliver small electric pulses to the muscles. I'd managed to connect it into the stethoscopes and this was what was. They ordered sandwiches and worked through lunch to hammer out the details of the contracts. She was amazed at how well it had gone. She knew that it was not her looks that had made the difference. She could only believe that she was a far better sales-woman than she had ever been as a sales-man. She had been confident and poised and persuasive; and, now that contracts were hers, she was also amazed at how well she had stayed in character.As the day went by, she became more and more comfortable. I stood there and pouted a moment. My hands were starting to burn and I looked at them. They were worse than what I first thought. They were bleeding and I noticed I had a bit of tar, dirt and/or pebbles in one of them. I knew I had to get it out or they could get infected and it would hurt a lot worse if I didn’t take care of them now. Josh took my hands gently in his and inspected them ‘Luv, you need to clean these.’ Dex came over and looked at them too. ‘He’s right Sweetheart. I’ll get the.