Froo sat opposite, fussing that her son was annoying the tall man, not having left him alone since they had entered the American Style Diner on the ou...skirts of the town. Patiently letting the young boy bounce around on his lap, Misha asked Froo, ‘I thought you said he got tired around now, seems to me he’s found a second wind.’ ‘Is he annoying you?’ Wiggling his eyebrows suggestively, ‘Nope, but I would prefer it if you were sitting on my lap,’ Laughing out loud, she looked around and that is. I also thought about taking the money for my time and effort and still walking away but I didn’t. So I took the envelope and opened up the door. I looked around and I saw her Christmas tree in her living room with beautifully wrapped presents around it, I heard the Christmas music playing softly, and I saw the stairs. I walked up the stairs slowly still thinking about changing my mind. Even as I walked down the corridor counting the doors I wasn’t sure if I could go through with this. Then I. We talked for hours about our dreams and passions and as I left I automatically leant in for the kiss. She stepped back in horror initially but her eyes lept forward with desire. She relented and leant in. For the first moment I forgot about honour and just let myself be.Parent's evening was the next time I saw her, her smile radiant as I walked through the door. As I sat down, her stocking-clad feet relieved themselves of her high heels. Her foot worked its way up my inner thigh, finding its. "While Jill and I recovered our clothing and got dressed, Kelly asked Kathleen her address so that she could send her copies of the pictures.On the way back to the van, Kelly said; laughing "That was the most fun I've had in ages ... Kathleen is an absolute 'natural'. I'm going to drive you back home, kids. Last night, I received an e-mail from an art gallery in Toronto, in Canada. My name has been picked as a finalist for an art show and contest that's going to be held in the end of September..