Standing there in front of me shamelessly showing me that what I desired was there and ready to take."Lynn, we can't."My desperation must have shown a... Lynn smiled and started to stalk towards me. I couldn't help but watch her body move, breasts swaying, hips twisting, her small slit all wet and shiny in the light of the room and her arms still up and out towards me. Looking into her eyes I could only see a woman in the depths of desire. Desire for a man... not any man, but this man. Me.Age. OK, I'm never going to earn a lot so I don't mind being on Council Tax Benefit but I'm fit again now and want to pay my way." I saw your advert." Yeah, well I've got two jobs already but I could do with more. I just wondered whether you could do with a cleaner." I could, Ellie, but we can't afford it. OK, we've got a bit of a reputation for good food but it's mostly weekend trade because there's no through traffic. Other than that it's a few local beer drinkers during the week and they don't. " The American Revolution," Lisa replied. "The birth of capitalism and so-called democracy." Right," he said. "But the other two wars were very obscure conflicts. Most school kids today have probably never even heard of them. The first was called the Vietnam War. The second was called the Afghanistan War. Both took place in the second half of the twentieth century. All three of these wars have a single thing in common. Do you know what that is?"Lisa's mind, assaulted by cannabis, could not. She said, “Mom always told me the same thing.” She reached in her purse and pulled out an envelope containing an worn, often read, hand-written letter. “I found this in Mom’s safety deposit box and decided that I had to try to find you.” She handed me the envelope and asked me to read it for myself. The only thing written on the envelope was ‘Kaley’ in Nikki’s still familiar handwriting. I pulled the single sheet of stationary out, unfolded it and a photo of Nikki and Me from when we were.