He came right up to me with a camera in his hand. “I love your little pink swimsuit,” he commented looking me up and down hungrily. “Could I tak... your photo?” he asked.“No thank you!” I responded haughtily, and he walked away with a disappointed look to him.I did not see which way he went, so I closed my eyes and took a short nap as I tanned. I woke with a start when I heard a noise of rocks moving. I looked up and saw the same man a short distance away in among the trees. He had his cock out. And it was smoke, and metal, and concrete, and fire, and glass. And it was beautiful to watch the side of that building slide down, because buildings aren’t supposed to do that. They’re sturdy, made to withstand anything. And yet, there it went, crumbling like a house of cards. And there was a great billowing cloud that burst outward on the city street, like the mushroom clowd over Hiroshima. And the people ran, trying to escape death. And she knew that thousands were still trapped inside. And. The night air was cold, andin those heels, he knew he couldn't move quickly, especially with his armsbound up behind his back. He turned and saw that the electric doors in thehigh wall surrounding the courtyard were still open. He took a few stepsin their direction and then his stomach felt weak with fear and he stoppedand looked over his shoulder at the door. She was sure to catch him; hewould never make it. Anyway, where would he run to? Sarah was busy withanother man...The thought of Sarah. “I’m glad to hear that, too. Things are working out about as well as could be expected. I do need to get going now. See you Tuesday night.”She stood up and bowed, and left the office. I locked up and then went home with Stephanie and Kara. I took a shower, checked on Elyse, Matthew, and Michael, and then went to have lunch with Jessica and Kara. We’d canceled the Guys’ and Girls’ nights, so we had a nice day to relax at home, which, after the chaos of the previous weeks, was a good thing.After.