I've been thinking about it. The best time to try to get out of here is early in the morning. We close at four and by seven there will be only five or...six of the pricks left; everybody else goes home. They probably won't bother to kick you out until eight or so. If we leave about seven there might be a good chance we can just walk out and nobody will see us until it's too late." Your fuck-bunny has a good idea," Mike contributed. "If they leave you alone till then at least there won't be any. .. the engine ... drove it home.”George said, “First years have to live on campus.”“I’ll be year Three after I test out of One and Two.”“You sound smugly confident.”“Just the facts.”She turned to me, “Gonna gussy the ‘34?”“Yes,” I said, “and you, sweet sister, get to help me sand this down to primer.”“What?!?” she said, “Me? Surely you’re joking.”“Nope ... you’re paying for tyres.”“OH!” “Okay.”“Wanna check out the garage? Daddy wouldn’t let me play in there.”In the end, they discovered Daddy. I won’t be a minute. Help yourself to a coffee or whatever you want.’I could have done with some alcohol to calm my nerves but that wasn’t going to happen at 10.30 in the morning. I watched her climb the stairs. Her ass looked amazing and I just make out the swell of her gorgeous breasts underneath the jumper. God I was already acting like some horny teenager!‘Mike! Come up would you’?I climbed the stairs – ‘Where are you’?‘In my bedroom - at the top on the right. Come in there’s something I. I already had an Illinois firearms owner's card, commonly called a FOID card. I owned a big S&W N-frame .357 revolver and a double-barrel 12-gauge coach gun. I hit a big local gun store for a bolt-action .22 rifle and a bolt-action .22 WMR (magnum) rifle. I bought a cheap but dependable name, Savage. Both rifles, slings and soft cases set me back about six hundred. Then I bought a bit under a thousand dollar's worth of ammunition. I put it all on my credit card as I wanted to keep as much money.