Later that night, I saw her come online, and so I sent her a hello. She began by saying not to take anything she said the wrong way, but that she had ...omething that was bothering her, and she felt she could talk to me about it "safely." What's up?" I asked.She digressed, saying that she'd recently discovered my "other" story -- the earlier one (involving the incestual game of truth or dare). I was surprised, thinking she'd known about both of them all along."No," she said, and, added that in. Dave said you don’t have to rush off, you could stay the weekend and we could go out for a meal, but he said he would love to but thought we needed time to ourselves but assured us if we wanted to repeat the experience he would only be too pleased to come back. I reached out to him and gave him a long deep kiss saying thank you, you are so caring and I do want to meet you again. All day we spent the whole time together Dave was touching me and asking me to tell him what was the best moments of. I think he hit his head and doesn’t remember. I suppose there could have been some kind of defect in the helmet, but I’m a doctor not a materials engineer, so I couldn’t tell you. I only see one scuff on the helmet and it’s right by the midline crack. We’ll get the x-rays and make sure.”And a likely Star Trek fan given the way he said that, but I didn’t think Elyse would tolerate that kind of joking at the moment. I was seeing a new side of her - the very concerned mom. She was holding it. Jesse won. He was the more competitive of the two of them. Chris asked Jesse for some tips and tricks before he raced Jelmer. It was Christopher's first time racing. But seeing as he was a quick learner he also won his race against Jelmer. So now he needed to race against Jesse. Jesse won that race with ease. Christopher had gotten distracted along the course. On the side of the track, 3 guys lay sunbathing on an old mattress. Al 3 had a hand down their biker gear stroking their meat. One of.