"Aw, God, Jessica," he groaned.I turned to face him, as he put his sunglasses on, and laughed, clapping my hands to his shoulders. I pushed against hi..., leaning back far and cried, raising my eyebrows high, "Somebody's frisky!" Ok, get up," he replied, pushing me off his lap and trying very hard not to laugh.We made our way down to the campsite and went about fixing dinner. Both of us moved about quickly, I noticed, and probably for the same reason. We didn't waste much time talking during. J!” Brian said. “Let me go ahead and help you get it on the frame now - it’ll suck trying to do this yourself later.”I hadn’t considered that and was grateful for the help.“If you’re sure you don’t mind, that’d be great,” I said. “We’ll have to take the old mattress down to the garage though. You sure you have time?”“I’ve got all day,” he answered. “Let’s do this.”We got the old mattress out of the room and through the house into the garage where it would stay until I could call the city to. Pretty simple," I said and he was even closer to me now, my heart skipped a beat. "See? Now all the information we'd normally enter manually is there." I turned my monitor so he could get a better view.He sat back in his chair. "We should kick up productivity by about a thousand percent with this new program!" Makes our job easier, but gives us more work. Ironic, isn't it?" I hoped he didn't notice the nervous tone of my voice. Our legs were touching and it was driving me crazy.He scooted his. Another valet, who provided Jill with another teasing opportunity, of which she took full advantage. She exited the car with a knowing smile and took Dave's hand as he chuckled and gave her a love tap on her ass; she giggled as they walked hand in hand into the restaurant, Jill gave Dave an admiring gaze while she thought, what a wonderful man she had arranged to meet. He witnessed her flirtatious ways and just smiled or encouraged more, without the slightest hint of jealousy; how free this man.