” “And then what? Just go home and forget this ever happened?” “No, then we get tickets for the New World and leave this hellhole behind forev...r.” “Nice dream,” she said, her head leaning on my shoulder. “But will we ever get out of here?” I lifted her chin to stare at her, a flicker of moonlight reaching us through the window, just enough light to see her beautiful face. I couldn’t resist. I kissed her. She pulled away slightly but then she was kissing me back, her tongue sliding into my. Needing to feel the rain directly on her skin, she peeled the gown from her, over her head and away from her body, allowing it to fall to the floor with a wet, unceremonious plop. She giggled aloud as she twirled on her balcony, happily naked in the rain.She stepped to the edge of the balcony and peered down the ten stories to the city street below, bustling in the weekday morning rain. If anyone were to look up, they might get a glimpse of her looking back down. If any of her neighbours were. Chad glanced around at all the people in the parking lot. He couldn'timagine how crowded the place would be inside. "There's so many peoplehere," he replied."Yeah, it is a bit crowded today," Mel agreed."Do we have to do this today?" Chad asked, looking for a way out."Of course. And besides we're here already. What's your problem?" What's my problem? The way I'm dressed! Everybody's staring at me."Mel smiled, there was no doubt that everybody was staring at him,especially in his maid's. He rushed up to the bed, and Louisa, rising, met his embrace halfway. They had a long, long kiss of love, and I could see that his hand was reveling in all her secret charms. Of course, this could not last above a minute, as both were too ardent to waste time in such preliminary trifles.'Off with your clothes entirely, dear Fred,' cried Louisa.And rising she threw off her night-gown. Fred was nearly as quick, but left just sufficient time for Louisa to light a lamp, conveniently placed to give.