"What the hell are you talking about, boy?" came another."You know ... that one from the day-care where she and the kids run around nekkid." A sicko l...ke that shouldn't be allowed to walk around free in my town," said a third.And at that moment a group of five men came walking up behind the women. "Hey, Nudie, I'm talking to you."Lisa and Meredith knew that the mob wanted to start trouble, but were silently hoping that they could make it to their car and avoid any confrontation.They heard. “I’m going shopping.” were her first words to me as she re-entered the room. “You should go and get yourself cleaned up.” I grabbed my clothes and went upstairs, took a shower, and put on new clothes. When I returned to the first floor, Sarah and her car were gone. I made a sandwich, went into the living room, sat on the sofa chair and started to read again. I woke from a deep sleep when I heard the kitchen door open. As men are sometimes known to do after an orgasm, I had dozed off while. Where are you staying?" Patty asked, staring into Jaeger's eyes."We have a Nazi party luxury coach at the tail end." said Karl.Patty smiled. "A luxury coach! I bet that's amazing."Karl shrugged. "It's quite nice. Big beds, closet and desk space, it even has a bathtub with an electric heater." I vould be happy to give you a tour, Fraulein," interrupted Blobel."Exactly how big are those beds, Karl?" asked Patty, leaning over and placing her hand on his knee while ignoring Blobel. Karl cocked an. ”I didn’t want to get my company involved in my personal life.‘Seriously? Now you don’t want your work to get involved? A little ironic, wouldn’t you say?’The voice in my head sounded remarkably like my mother.I ignored it. I stood up, took off the earphones blaring out some vintage Jethro Tull, and dropped them on the desk next to the keyboard.“I won’t be long,” I said, hoping that was true. I didn’t know if I could take another disappointing conversation like the last one we’d had.Julie moved.