Everyone else looked at their watches and Mummy said, "That's right, Ithink you made a mistake, Sarah. Now let me have a quick look at theturkey, I wa...t to see if it's done yet." But, Mummy," said Michael in a puzzled voice, "the turkey's burnt, wecan't eat it. You said we were having sausages and chips." Don't be silly, dear." said Mummy laughing, "I didn't say anything ofthe kind. I think you've got a bit confused. It must be because you gotup so early this morning. Now keep clear as I don't. One thing lead to another and for twelve months we fucked regularly, usually after our swim in the change rooms or back at my place.We couldn't go back to the Married Guy's place because, it wasn't something he shared with his wife, or family.This is how I described the Married Guy two years ago, "He is probably mid-forties, just a touch of grey around his close-cut hair, masculine for sure, hairy chest but not a carpet, speedo tan from him swimming, my height but a little thicker and pretty. Then my cellphone buzzed. "Hi Sylvie, I hope you don't mind me calling, but I thought you should know that the shop is under threat of closure unless we can up the turnover figures. I know Candy is worried but she keeps it all inside, and I wondered if you might have any positive thoughts or ideas that might help."Much as I was a little disappointed that Candy had not mentioned anything, I told Lucy I'd put on my thinking cap and call her back.So, I began tossing over various possibilities in. I floored the gas and squealed into the street. The car rang as something slammed into the side of it and Richard screamed. Looking over at him I saw his father banging on the car window. Richard cowered in fear, but I wasted no time in putting us both out of reach of the man. The city quickly petered out into a totally flat, desolate wasteland. I drove across it for a few minutes until the city was far behind. Richard's fear slowly receded as we put distance between him and his.