I'm fine. He didn't have time to hurt me. Are youokay? You were gone so long I was getting worried."He tossed me playfully into the air, caught me and...kissed me on thenose. "I'm Superman, remember? Ugly Mannheim can't hurt me. It took awhile to put him away where he'll never get free."I smirked at him. "That's twice you've kissed me, Clark. Once on theforehead and once on the nose. What do you say we try for the lips thistime?" Are you sure ..."I stood on my tip-toes and gave him a big smooch. There are a lot of trees and shrubs. It's very natural. I'll start walking towards the park entrance. Something in the back of my mind tries to mention that I don't have time for a walk, but I don't care. I walk into the trees. After a few minutes, I turn off the path into a deeply wooded portion of the park. It's always the same place. It's a little more difficult picking my way through the thick forest. And somewhere deep in the back of my mind, a small voice asks what I'm doing. But it's. You know, like doing it when you’re sharing a moment alone.”“I just might do that. I know just the place to ask him.” June pictured herself asking Roger at her favorite place, the little hideaway beside the stream. She may even suggest they go there again this Sunday.”Autumn smiled and winked at her sister. They left things at that, and both girls stood up and headed towards the sink to clean their glasses. June gave her sister a gentle slap on the ass as they walked.“Thanks, big sister,” June. "God, no," whimpered Ann."On your feet boy!" shouted the earl. "Come on! Get up!" Please sir," gargled Ann. "Please. I didn't mean nowt by it sir.Please." I said on - your - FEET!" The earl whipped Ann again with the ridingcrop, forcing him up.Red faced, Ann looked across the road at his mates from the pub, all ofthem grinning at his predicament, laughing at what was happening. All ofthem were ignorant clodhoppers but every one of them thought themselvesbetter than he was. They were better than.