I had known him as a neighbour for most of my life but never thought of him in any other way than neighbour, and 'the big bloke down the road' so the ...vents of the last few months have taken me, pleasantly by surprise. It was a pleasantly warm June day. There he was, stood over me all 6'4" of him. Ok so he wasn't the specimen he was in his prime, but at 63 he still cut a fine shape. All of about sixteen stone and a musky smell of sweat and aftershave. He unbuttoned his trousers and slowly. But I wanted her to hold me. Yet, I didn’t say anything. We reached the mall. Nothing special happened there. We just visited some shops but didn’t do shopping much as I told you all about her financial status. Then we went to KFC and we ate whatever we wanted.I looked at my watch, it was already 9:30 p.m. We decided to head back home now. On the way-Mausi: I feel cold. Don’t know why.Me: It’s common. We’re on a bike, riding at a speed of 70 km/h. You would feel cold.Mausi: But don’t you too. “I have some coaching and training experience. Did I see I see a basketball hoop over by the pool?”“Yes,” Sarah answered.“When do you get off work?” I questioned.“I am done with housekeeping about 1:30, then I am off until 4:30 when I help out at the restaurant,” she replied.“I will meet you at the hoop at 2:00 and bring a ball,” I requested.“Okay, see you at 2,” she agreed with a hint of uncertainty in her voice.Just before 2 I left the cabin to head over to the basketball hoop. I left a note. " I hoped that she'd be willing to call it a day so that I could figure out if there was any point to this."I'm not feeling as smart as I did a few minutes ago. I wanted to make sure that I got you open to the idea that you might really enjoy being a Val. Our cheerleading doesn't win a lot of football games, or at least not in a way that any other squad couldn't; but we love to jump in when we're not expected, in ways where we can have a real effect. I wanted to show you the joy that's part of.