"Oh, my goodness!" she exclaimed. "So many at once? I don't know if I can take care of you all." Don't worry, Miss Riley," Dana said. "We mostly came ...n to get away from Andy. Do you know Mr. Devine?" Oh, yes, quite well," she responded. "He sure can spin a yarn. It'll twist your ear off, iff'n you're not careful. And you can call me Jeannie. All my friends do, and I consider customers are my friends, even if they don't buy anything. I'm just so glad you stopped in. This town is so friendly,. I immediately noticed him staring at me. He had been watching me the entire time.His eye locked onto mines. I instantly figured he had been someone's prison daddy. Some older men in prison had a knack for spottingout the sissies. He probably picked up on my sissified energy. Regardless of the reason, he was directly on point. He had me completely figured out.I began to move quickly towards the register. I watched him as he began to walks in my direction.I was nearly at the counter when he. I ignored them both. I was starved by this time and the food was wonderful. The men I realized had very little in common. Which was great for us women, each man attended to us as if we were the only ones on Earth. Even Billy to Erica. I thought looking up for the hundredth time at the two of them. Wasn't she married? I thought back, but just couldn't remember for sure.After dinner and drinks we headed to a club, everyone breaking into smaller groups for the car ride."Strippers?" I said looking. .” “Who?” “You don’t know him...” “I demand you tell me.” Guinevere pointed towards the door. “Him.” I turned around. “Who?” “The guard.” I stood from the bed and drew my trusty sword, Excalibur. “Guard!” The door opened and in ran the guard. I thrust my sword into his chest, then kicked him off my bloodied blade. I glanced at my wife. “Tell me, was it him who bummed you?” “Yes.” I glared at the dying guard. “You cheeky bastard.” Luckily I was wearing my armoured boots, so I began.