But I wasn't totally without mercy, and so, I looked up into his face, and our eyes met once again and I said: "It's time, I think, Walter. You may co...e now. You have my permission."As I said that, I kept my hand loosely around his shaft, and didn't move it any more up and down, but instead, I made him do the rest of the work required---and I sat there grinning (I couldn't help it!) as I watched him pumping my clasped fingers---urgently, hurriedly."Oh, god!" I heard Walter saying repeatedly, as. "I'm okay, Les," she said. "Everything will be okay."Suddenly Don banged his fork on his nearly empty bottle of beer. Silence reigned as everyone turned to look at Don. He cleared his throat and stood."I asked you all here for a special reason," he said as he walked around the table toward Jessie. He patted Kasey's shoulder as he passed and she smiled.He stopped when he reached Jessie's side."Don..."He gently turned her chair and then knelt in front of her, taking her right hand in his left. "I. S.D.? No, impossible. I kept running through all the names of my friends but there were just too many. It could be any of them, or none of them.I managed to forget the package until lunchtime two days later. When I remembered I rushed home to open it up again. I was sure that I forgot the time. No, it was 6:00 PM, just as I remembered.I looked over the very ordinary clothes again. The whole thing was very puzzling. The shirt was a dark blue, the t-shirt bright red, the panties and bra plain. Beside we have a combined nest egg of over $3 million dollars." How did you get that kind of money?"Corey told me, "I sold my business in Guam for $1.25 million. Then I went back to school. You told me I should go back to school, and get a college degree, so I did, thanks for believing in me. I got my BA in Business last year from University of Guam. Elizabeth finished her Masters in Computer Science, and sold the rights for 'Death Tomb Slaves" three years ago. She got $2.4 million and another.