She walked past me. "That cute smile and this," she said as she grabbed my groin. I had only been to the office building once, and that was back when ... was hired. The rest of the time I had driven past it, or I had come through the back entrance. As we were shuttled across the large open area toward it, it seemed a lot bigger than I remembered. "Breathe," she smiled. She could tell that I was tense. "They put their pants on one foot at a time just like you." "But their pants cost more than my. "It was two weeks later. A Wednesday. It was a bright sunny day, for once. I remember it distinctly. I remember wondering in the morning if I should have brought an umbrella, because when I left in the morning, it was cloudy and slightly threatening. But by midday, it had entirely cleared up.I don't know why I'm mentioning the weather. Such a stupid thing to be thinking about.I hadn't seen that much of Deanna – a few dinners, once on a Saturday where we'd all played Frisbee Golf. She said she'd. Zack pointed to the pirate ship, and asked, "Sir, look! What do you think happened there?"With a chuckle, Destand answered, "It looks like they got greedy, and they put too much power in their cannon shot. See, over on the main deck there," Destand pointed, and Zack saw the cannon lying on the deck. "Look! They have split the end of the cannon open. The recoil tore the cannon loose from the ship's deck, and also tore out part of the stern."Zack called out to two of the native men and they ran. "It's just as well Sue felt confident because I sure as hell did not.With an impatient look in her face she said nodding at a chair as shegrabbed her seldom used make up bag, brushes and twisty hair curlingthings. "Sit down Jill," Adding with a laugh as I slumped into thechair, "Not like that! Stand up, now watch and sit down like this fromnow on!"Smoothing a non-existent skirt to her legs, Sue gracefully slipped intomy recently vacated chair and smoothly crossed her legs over herthighs,.