"I like showing dogs, and I like Sibes. I got to thinking that it was a shame that they didn't pull a sled once in a while, and the next thing you kno..., here we are. I don't get them out as much as I'd like to."They were good-looking dogs, with nice coats, immaculately brushed and gleaming, and they stood out at the end of the long line of the Spearfish Lake dogs, a few of which looked a lot like huskies, but more of which didn't look like much of anything.They were just getting everything. This was it, I ran as fast as I could hoping it was the right car and hoping no one else decided to drive past or worse turn into the parking lot. I finally reached the car and dove into the trunk, pulling it closed behind me. The car began to move.After what seemed like forever the car began to make several turns snaking its way through back streets before drawing to a stop. The trunk popped open and I got out into a double garage, I went straight to the table in the middle of the second half. About thirty minutes later they both came out, Rob in a pair short only and Sam wearing an oversize t-shirt and it appeared as though she had nothing else on. I could see her nipples pushing against the cotton fabric. Her nipples looked hard just like when she would get out of the pool. They asked how I did on the floor, after a little discussion they said “Goodnight”, climbed in bed and I cutoff the news and headed to bed. The room was dark, but the light from outside cast a faint light across. The money, the plane, the job. I hadn’t discussed it with her, but I was considering cutting back, consulting, or just leaving the field and taking phone calls to assist where needed. We had more money than we could spend if we bought a house like that every year.We got it for just under three million. The builder made their money and the original buyer got out what she needed to break even and go home. Everybody won in this case. Mostly, The Little Thief. She stole this deal. I wouldn’t let.
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