"But I want you home for six. And not a minute later, you understand?"Sarah groaned. "Oh Mum, purr-lease."Sarah sat down in the deserted carriage and ...aited for the doors to close. The Sunday service trains from Aylesbury to London (via her town of Wendover) were rarely busy and she was lucky in that there was only a smattering of other passengers.She had resented her mother following her onto the station, but the twenty pounds in cash she had given her as "spending money" was gratefully. As Gail looked down at his manhood, she didn't know if Jaden was large or small for a man, with nothing to compare him against, but she wasn't too sure he would fit because she was sure her opening wasn't that big. But for Jaden she was willing to try anything.She looked Jaden deep in his eyes. Jaden leaned in to give her a kiss before they got started. He took both of her hands and placed them close by her head and then put his hands in them, with both of his arms straightened out.He looked at. Marcy, Jason and I went into the building where they had set up the registration desk, filled out the paperwork and gave the security deposit and letter of credit to the official. I had not opened the letter until I prepared to hand it to the banker. Jeanna had written the credit limit for 30 million. I showed the letter and the check to Jason saying "Our limit is for the two together."As a teenager I had accompanied Dad to several auctions. They always had the best tasting hot dogs,. They ignored him.At the airport, leave-takings of a different sort were engaged in, as new friends felt the sadness and loss of leaving those new friends. Phone numbers were exchanged, and verified, and promises of calls to be made, and pictures to be sent, were made.They couldn't sit together as couples, though they tried. Some of the other passengers weren't cooperative, or were already sitting by other traveling partners. For once, Roger cursed the fact that he was in first class, while Jane.
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