Betts. You... you gotta see this," she stammered.Midge's outburst disrupted the lovely feeling that the great stallion was giving her. Looking over to...her friend, she couldn't figure out what she was staring at with such a stunned look on her face. Crossing over next to her she followed her gaze and it was now her turn to have her jaw slacken in shock.Looking at each other for the briefest instant, they both grinned and dove under the horse. They hesitantly touched the giant rod. It was so warm. It wasn’t long before the cafe’s waiter went over to them. He was a middle-aged man and he quickly saw what was on display. Not saying anything about what he saw, he took their order without looking at either of their faces.Whilst they waited, Zack tried to quiz Mary about why she always did what he told her, even if it meant that she was exposing parts of her body that had never seen daylight before. His efforts were as fruitless as the previous times that he’d quizzed her, Mary just. "I head toward the living room and sure enough my wife's car is pulling into the driveway. I step outside the door and walk to meet her. I give her a smile and a kiss as she steps out. "Hello dear, how was your day?" she asks."Not bad. I think Anna had a rough day though. She mentioned something about boys being stupid."She shakes her head and sighs. "Oh teenage girls. She had her heart set on being a cheerleader thinking that would solve everything. I bet that Mark boy did something stupid. I have a spare in the utility closet, I'll beright back."Mary was antsy with anticipation and didn't want to wait. Halfway up shewas glad that she had decided on pants today, she had thought aboutputting on a dress. Climbing ladders or stairways and flashing herunderwear just wasn't her style.Pat was in the rear of the library looking for a replacement lightbulbwhen he heard Mary scream. He took off at a dead run figuring he musthave missed the intruders and they had surprised her. He slid.