As they filed out like ants from their colony of paperwork and press release forms the lead publisher spoke to the office manager for what seemed deca...es to Cathie and David. ‘Oh, come on!’ David scoffed silently as he watched the lead publisher talking to the office manager about the final decision for the next story from the cubicles to become published in their magazine. ‘I agree with you on that one.’ Cathie blurted out, not so quietly, in response to David’s short tempered scoff. It was. “I’ve missed you,” I said.“What we just did?”“Yes, but that’s not what I meant. I miss spending time with you.”“I needed my space,” she sighed, twirling her finger in my chest hair. “Thank you for letting me have it.”“You’re welcome. I’m glad you invited me here today.”“This is probably the last time we can be that crazy. The baby will get in the way soon enough.”“And I’ll very much enjoy making love with you and your big baby belly! If that’s what you want, of course.”“I’m just taking things. She was very successful and she used her personality, her superb body, wearing low cut blouses etc, her knowledge of men, how to tease them to the right degree without giving them anything, and yet still getting the deal signed up.She earned good money again, dressed the part with business suits and was bringing good business into the branch with her language skills.So now you understand Natalia, her background, our relationship, why she asked me to make what occurred into a story, and how she. He did not know where helived, no address or phone number either. That was surprising to me; Iwould think that an eight year old would know at least that.Carol and Dawn were dressed in white tee shirts and short red skirts andsitting at a card table coloring in a Snow White coloring book. I wasable to get some more information; they both were looking forward totomorrow when they would be wearing their new Easter Dresses. Oh gosh, Icompletely forgot that this was the Easter weekend.I hung around.