' So saying, I stood up and walked to the bar, where Jeremy was getting served. While we waited for drinks, we chatted, and he asked if I had seen the...girl in the green dress. 'Bloody stunning' stated Jeremy, his eyes seeming to drool. I thought to myself that she was out of his league, mine too come to that. We took drinks back to our table, for the rest of our little group. Fiona was making eyes at Jeremy, but he could not see it, so I nudged him and said, 'Fiona would be blown away if you. Looking up I see you standing in the doorway watching me and blush. I smile as I watch droplets of water fall from your dark, thick hair rolling down your face, to your shoulders then on to your chest and waist stopped only by the tick white towel d****d around you. I inhale slowly, suddenly overcome with a strong yearning to follow those drops with my tongue. Finding my voice I say good morning baby, how did you sleep?Frowning you ask why I didn’t join you in the shower. You were almost. Please Hurry!!" I toldtriple zero dispatch.Okay. Now I need a plausible story.I thought for a moment and one conjured quickly.He popped by after we'd finished our training, and we were talking, andhe just collapsed.No he didn't complain of anything, it was just sudden.No he's not my boyfriend, we are just friends.Yes, he does train very hard, maybe he overdid it.I read something about elite athletes collapsing.The ambulance arrived with due and appropriate promptness, and I fieldtheir questions. Regardless of what she wanted, it happened. She went through quite about of depression and denial. She thought I would leave her and she'dbe left a freak. There were many nights of tears and sad, sleeplessnights. She knew now she could never birth a child and be a mother. Icomforted her and helped her comes to terms with her new appendage.Over time she learned to appreciate the benefits, rather than loath thenegatives. She loved peeing standing up, and the freedom to just goanywhere she.