" I said."Yeah, I usually go by myself so I can smoke a cigar that they sell there as well. She hates them, but they are the best!" Ted looked at his ...ife who made a face back at him. "Anyhow, Babe, if you will call in an order I will drive over, get the food and we can all eat here and then play it by ear." I offered them money for my order, but they insisted and about 10 minutes later she kissed him and he went out the door. Tina went to the door and threw the deadbolt lock on the door and. A loud creak as I push open the one marked gentlemen.Oh that always feels odd! Mischievous. Like I'm trespassing. Going in the gent's.No matter how many times I do it. I've lost count now, mainly pubs and restaurants, couple times in the leisure centre and once in our local tesco. This will now be three times in our church and probably the last as it's just too risky but then, that's part of the fun, isn't it?We love public convenience's, as long as they are clean of course. There's just. .shudder....I would have been left destitute, positivelydestitute. Killer's place isn't all that nice. You know being in theslums and all but he takes good care of me. All I have to do is keep theplace clean and take care of some of his bros. Killer looks a lot likeyou and maybe that's why I adore him so. Of course he's black but thatdon't bother me none," Jason simpered."Yeah, Killer's a good friend. Known him since he got out of prison afew years back and knew he'd take to someone like you.. After a moment, she realized she was alone. A small sigh of relief. She was at peace. But that only lasted for a breath. Suddenly the lights came on, exposing her foul, deprived cell. No windows, no fresh air. Just brick and the revolting smell of mold and slime. The concrete floor, blackened by an eternity of dust and grime. She could see tables stacked with rusty tools and old coffee cans. One thing caught her eye though. On a cart next to her, there was a rusty metal box. Not very.