. . Stop!" turned into "Don't stop!" and she would be humping her hips again as she raced toward yet another peak.Now, before you get the completely e...roneous impression that I'm one of those husbands who's attitude is one of ignoring his wife's feelings or protests or even forces her against her will, let me give you some background. In fact both the items that lead up to this night I've just described and the night itself are just the stage setting for the main description of a life altering. And then relief flooded her. It was Tommy."Hello Sarah," he said. "I was expecting you fifteen minutes ago."A warmth spread through Sarah. It was just like he was never gone."Tommy? I never thought that I would see you again." She felt a little weak in the knees."Well I found that I can't stop thinking about you. I'm starting to think that we had something special." I thought so too," she said quietly."I'm glad that you didn't change the lock to the house," he said and grinned, that twenty. See? You have brains, use it for god sakes." With that he handed Andrew his homework, greeted and departed.Andrew quickly left the class with his saddle bag and went towards staff room. He saw Adrianne and few other teacher at some distance from outside the door of the staff room. Adrianne saw him from the corner of the eye, packed her self and left the staff room. Along with her purse, she was also holding a jute carry bag with papers rolled up inside. It seemed she had taken test from many. I hated hergraveyardshifts, but it did mean we relished the nights we actually slepttogether.As I finished chaining the little 500 to the carport’s support beam, Ilookedup to the third floor to see the warm inviting light coming from theapart-ment. Feeling a warm contentment, and thinking about cuddling by thefirewith her tonight, I slogged into the building. In the stairwell Icould feelcold dampness down my back and front, where the rain-suit leaked. Myfeetwere cold and the socks were.