And that worked reasonably well, but it did nothing for the light pollution. Bear Creek after dark had always been lit by only a few street light and ...raffic lights. That is until the coffee saloon brought in their light show next door.It was so bad that I had to pull my drapes just to get to sleep. Okay I had always pulled the drapes before I went to bed. That was to keep my light inside my own home, not to filter out bright lights from the coffee shop next door. I resented having to do. ” My voice was soft, as if I wasn’t sure about what I was saying.She turned and looked at me with a small frown. “What did you say?”I shook my head and refused to look at her. “I’m not having sex with you.”She reached out to touch me and I pulled back. “You’re serious, aren’t you?” she asked.I nodded and bumped against the counter. I couldn’t concentrate to figure out which way to go to get away from her.She followed me, staying within reach. “Seth, it’s okay,” she said with a calm tone. “I. Above the quiet hum from the speakers could be heard a combination of sounds of her slurping and sucking mouth and a squelching from her fingers as they rubbed and stroked between her spread legs. The Governor also looked on with approval at the scene before him. He began to softly wank his stiff little cock and turning his sleepy gaze he gestured to the girls still standing by the table to come and join him. Initially there was a little hesitation on their part but ‘something’ told them to. That wasn't funny," she said. Then she had to grin as she watched him grin. "Well, maybe it was, a little bit. You remember the old saying, 'what goes around, comes around.' There will be a time when I'll get you back." Sounds fair. Dig in and eat. We have to get busy. The wind has died down and I want to put the milk cows out into the feeder pen. It's easier to keep them corralled up close in than try to find them when they get lost in a blizzard. I can't keep them penned in the barn, either..