Or he caught me looking. Or both. "Too bad we have to go home first, huh?" Jeff asked, keeping his voice low so no one outside could hear. "Damn str...ight!" I said, checking for approaching shadows in the doorway as I stroked my fully erect member for about one second."Well, maybe not exactly straight," he countered with a grin. Even though I didn't feel the need to get too hung up on labels for whatever Jeff and I had going on, I pondered "not exactly straight" on the way back to his house. . The room is sparse: a bed, small chest of drawers and the television that must have come off the ark, but it does work. My shower helps revive me and now my stomach is really growling. The restaurant is not much bigger than a home kitchen. It has three tables with four chairs each. The menu is a sheet of foolscap, hand written. It has two items: pork chops with applesauce and Salisbury steak; both come with mashed potatoes, gravy, salad and a piece of elderberry pie with ice cream. I decide to. ?Sunny Hollow,? I murmur, noticing the lack of space between the back ofthe house and the cliff rearing above it. ?I bet whoever called it thatdidn?t spend much time in the kitchen.?Trisha releases my arm and makes straight for the front door. She raisesher hand to ring the bell, but I?m too quick for her and manage to block itwith my palm.?What?s wrong?? she wants to know.?I?m not sure. Something is.??You?re being silly.??No, I?m being cautious.?Suddenly her eyes are ablaze.?That?s a baby. Hey! Damn kids get away from her! I yelled as I kicked an incoming rock into one of their guts and scooped her up. They ran off as I hurridly got her into the passenger seat of the car. I flipped her on her back as I stared into her crystal blue eyes. They were filled with hurt. Once I saw that face, it broke my heart into a billion pieces. I cradled her face, kissing her cheeks as I looked into her eyes. Are you okay baby? I ask worried. Im fine daddy. she says as I wipe away one of her tears..