I knew something about that. Wejoked about work. We talked about the basketball playoffs and I toldher all that I knew."Wow, you're not a girly girl...are you?" she said turning around fromthe stove. "I like that." And she didn't say that suggestively, butbrightly, like it made her happy. She turned back to her saucepan,stirring for a moment. I was going to tell her I used to play basketball, but she had putdown the spoon and was walking right up to me. You know, you're a very sexy woman. We won’t be drinking this morning. You can just bring him the same. Thanks.” Nodding politely, the waiter disappeared to retrieve their breakfast. The food was delicious, and Heather was happy to have something to focus on as her mother and George ruled the conversation, discussing wedding plans mostly. Aaron was also silent, though occasionally she would risk a glance his way, and he always seemed to be staring right at her. Each time she blushed deeply and looked away, unsure of how to. Veevee.” Sally put a hand on her shoulder. “I don’t know what your dating scene is like back home but here and now? One of those dudes will stick it in you. I promise.”“Do you have a preference?” Tegan asked, trying to buy time as she mulled it over.“Nope.” Sally took a sip of her drink waiting for Tegan to answer. When she didn’t, Sally continued. “Look if you don’t want either I’ll go be the meat in their baguette sandwich. I’m just trying to give you a chance.”Sally picked up a cardboard. She had a very loving smile on her face."Good morning my lover." Good morning my lovely Elaine." I moved closer to kiss her, she held her face up and we dived into each other's mouth. The flavours of her breath were so much stronger from the night's sleep, as I suppose mine were also, but I gave it no heed, and neither did Elaine as her tongue searched round my cheeks and gums. We separated, I laying back, and Elaine moving to partially lie on top of me."Did you sleep well?" She nodded."Yes. I.