‘Have fun if you want and make sure Jackie is safe.’ The second message was from Jackie: ‘Room 416.’ I walked past the reception desk to the ...levator with that guilty feeling of eyes on me. It was silent and the place seemed empty… until I got to 416.Jackie was there with Ed and another guy and I said I needed a drink. The wine wasn't that good but I’d got my first glass down when two more guys showed up. “Waiting on one more,” Jackie said. I knew two of them — Ed and Rob, who was kind of. And then out.Two hands on the bottle now. Faster, faster, faster. Something is ready to sweep over her body. More, more, more.It came in waves and started with a scream. Her orgasm flooded her mind with an explosion of orange that blinded her from anything except what controlled her body and senses. An orgasm that lasted forever, but one that ended much too soon.The Bookstore.The clerk sat behind the counter; a prisoner of time and circumstances. She had no place to go. The clerk sat behind the. We swam out further and further and part of me wondered if that was a sensible thing to do when no one had an idea we were out there. But then I saw the faint silhouettes of trees and remembered that there was a little island in the middle of that lake as they exist surprisingly often. I never quite wondered about how they are created until that night, nor did I ever bother to look it up after. What mattered was that it offered some safety and that we were headed there. Now finally she turned. There were lots of Brians out there. One more would go unnoticed.Millie, Yolanda, and Winnie were all with me in the delivery room, as Colleen grunted, groaned, and squeezed James Brian Nelson into the world. She was a remarkable woman. Colleen never complained, never whined, and never once said anything that could be misconstrued to mean she wasn't thrilled to be on the table, delivering her firstborn.Mr. Bell and Jack waited outside in the expectant father's room. A small but lethal team of.