She was in front of the hotel and there was - was- was - yes, it was David, why did she have so much trouble rememberinghim, her mind was in a Fog. Al... she could remember clearly was thedreadful, nightmarish kiss! David was just standing there like a dummy.Why doesn't he come over and comfort me and see how I am? Then she saw abeautiful blond girl, wearing a red leather skirt and black boots guideup to him and take his arm. David smiled down at her. What the hell?The lovely girl looked. “There. All gone,” he said with a grin before pulling me nearer.“You look so pretty today,” he said, running his hand through my hair.He gave me that look that always made me weak in the knees. Soon he was caressing my face while I looked dreamily into his eyes. His hand made its way up towards my chest to squeeze my tit.“Umm, maybe we shouldn’t do this here,” I said, a little nervously.“You’re getting shy on me after everything we did last night?” he asked, grinning.“No… it’s just… what if. I stared around for the other two cats, wondering where they might be, before walking down the hall towards Paul’s bedroom.His door was plastered with stickers, as well as a large poster for a big concert involving some of our favorite bands. It was tattered and hanging loosely, as it seemed the cats had been at it. I knocked lightly, wondering if Paul was even home, or if he’d maybe gone off with his mother to run some errands. The door wasn’t latched, and my knock sent it gliding smoothly. Moving from the bar, he headed for my table,"I thought this might cool you down love" he said, before pulling out a chair and sitting, very close."I am very cool, and in no need of any more alcohol" I replied.I pushed the drink away and finished my own drink, now feeling the need to get home. I went to reach for my bag, at the same time as the stranger did,"Allow me Miss, best if I get that for you this time".I was starting to get hot, and flustered. I thanked him and rose out of my chair,.