I was desperately hoping that no one would take that seat between us. Every time a new person came down the aisle, my anxiety rose for fear they would...take that empty seat and separate me from my latest man prize. My anxiety was calmed when each of those passengers found seats before they even got near our row. So there we were, this uber handsome, East Indian twink and me with a raging erection. He put some ear buds in his ears as he relaxed,closed his eyes and listened to his music. I didn't. " I like yours as well Diane, you are a real knockout now. Please call me Nelson though, I really do hate the name Ricky. It always makes me feel like a little kid when someone calls me that. Lena has managed to adjust, I'm sure you can too."By this time we were at the car and as I held the door open Lena pushed Diane in first. "You ride next to him for now Di, we'll change over after dinner in Lebanon."I got in the car and Lena put my arm around Diane the same way it had been around her on the. It wasn’t until then that he realized he missed his daily 7 P.M. message to Keely. Although Darbie had told him that Keely would be away on a conference for the next week, he still wanted to be reliable. Lord only knew she didn’t have that with his brother. He decided to leave her a message from work. ‘One of these days, it’s going to work,’ he said to himself as he picked up the phone. A smile split his face as he heard Keely’s voice on her answering machine. It was a short and simple. By now they had gotten so used to my presence that they didn't even look up at the sound of my voice.I started walking back towards the car, leaving the dogs behind to do their rock-sniffing. I had walked a hundred feet or so when I realized that the dogs were walking behind me."How sweet, you two. Keeping me company?" I said, realizing for the first time that my fear of dogs had been irrational. It actually felt nice to have someone around in this desolate location, even if it were two dogs.As.