I sat up looked at him and said, 'you've seen them now, there doesn't seem to be any point in covering up, you don't mind, do you' I lay back down aga...n and he sat next to me looking all the time at my tits and nipples. This became a bit of a habit and I was always topless when he visited. After a few weeks I said 'I'm hot, I'm going in for a drink, would you like one?' 'Yes please' he replied. I stood up threw my towel over my shoulder, no point in putting my bikini top back on, and walked to. At the time the town of Cunningham was one of the bigger sties in the state. James owned both the sawmill and most of the surrounding land. He was also invested heavily in the railroad which had a spur that ended in town. He made money on the logging, processing, and transport of the lumber from the valley. In fact, most of the lumber for the state house came from this valley.That is why it was such a scandal when Mrs. Cunningham was found stabbed to death along with her lover in the house. The. ."Ralph chuckled softly. "Tried out the ole Polaroid, eh?" he said sagely. "Norma and I thought you probably would."Howard searched for words, but none of an appropriate nature came to his mind. He finally managed lamely, "It's a very nice camera, Ralph. We... we appreciate such an expensive gift..." Did you--take some pictures of Cindy, Howie?" asked Ralph with a sly intonation.Howard's face grew an even darker red. "P-pictures?" he stammered."Sure," said Ralph, winking. "Like I told you. In. This time she didn't pull away. It was obvious that I wasn't going to get anything out of her until she composed herself; I just had to wait.But as I waited my mind was imaging all kinds of scenarios. Did she drive her car to the party and have an accident? Was someone seriously hurt in the wreck? Did she find out she has cancer? Did she find out from my last physical that I had cancer? No, her 'I didn't mean to and please don't hate me' told me it was something else. What?After several.