. no, she didn't break her hip," he interrupted, seeing my look of concern. "But she's in a lot of pain." You seem kind of blue," I ventured, thinking...I knew the reason why."Oh God. Don't get me started. The Nazi in the next room has been reorganizing since she got here. I'm afraid to go out of my office." Come on," I laughed. "She can't be that bad!" You want to bet?" he countered. "That woman scares me."I shook my head as I left his office, nodding to the new secretary as I passed. I was. If it hadn't of been Gus, I'd have declined." Do you have any plans on wooing Frankie when he gets back?" Wendy! That's a secret!" Girl! Frankie loves you with all of his Heart! He'll do anything for you!Please take it easy on him. He's a big ol' teddy bear." A teddy bear? After being in a war he's more like a lion. But I'm notworried about THAT, at least not too much," I giggled."Drew, please talk to our mothers about their first time. They can helpprepare you for that special night." What. "My compliments to the chef." Cindy smiled. "Thank you." She then raised her glass. "My compliments to a lovely dinner companion." They both giggled as they realized their glasses and the bottle were empty. "Another bottle coming up." Cindy opened the fridge and leaned over to get the new bottle. Amanda found her gaze lingering on her new friend's tight ass as she was bending down. "I can't think of a better way to spend a Friday evening." She slid her glass across the table when Cindy. When they tried to talk, all that came out were sobs. They had just calmed down when I showed them the inscriptions, and then they started again. No more work got done that day.Sunday morning they had calmed down and surprised me, trying to give them back. “Don’t you like them?”“We love them, Dean. That’s not the point. The point is we looked them up last night, and got a pretty accurate guess on what they would cost if we had to buy them. Never in our lifetime could we ever own something like.