Shehad left her rug with hamper and paper back and waited in line foralmost half an hour. A few questioning looks, but nothing serious, shethought. H... was still there, oblivious of the world that moved around him. She settled again and tried to regain the swirling romance of mysticalNew Orleans. But... the subtle calculation of those close, as to whetherthis 'person' was a threat. Stranger danger... predators. Modernparanoia of an ancient and immovable sickness. Raised by publicity to analmost. The hustle and bustle, the neverending traffic, the plethora of people upon the sidewalks… Everyone seems to have someplace to go, someone to meet, someone with whom to share the night. The city is alive, its sounds and its lights evidence of humanity, of companionship. Taking another sip from his mug, he looks to the north. Even the sky is full of life, evidenced by the dual lines of airplanes dipping from the thick cumulonimbus clouds on final approach, delivering untold numbers of people to. "Anyway, what good would it have done us?"She looked at him. How raw did he want it? "I don't know. Back then? I might have." She watched for his reaction when she added, "I had lots of fun in college, and a few more wouldn't have made any difference."She felt him get harder inside her pussy. "You might have...done us? All of us?" Don't know." She squeezed her pussy around his cock. "Maybe."She said it so casually that he knew it was honest. Which sent him over the top.He came, pushing all the. They walked three blocks and got in Tammy's wreck. It looked as if it had never been washed and it was the most banged up piece of shit Fay had ever seen.Tammy ground on the starter several times pumping the gas pedal like mad.The wreck finally started and Fay looked around the inside of it, the floor was covered with fast food wrappers.Tammy grinned at Fay and said "It aint much but it's mine finally"After a scary journey from downtown to southside through the U.A.B. campus Tammy pulled in.