” My breath hitched. I prided myself over my skills in reading people, and I was hardly ever wrong in that. But that was not something I had ever ta...ked to anybody about. “How?” “I see your eyes. I see you standing at the side and watching your peers. I notice how you always leave before trouble starts. You’re an interesting personality.” “Still,” I croaked. “I’m not arousing you? Because I haven’t started planting the right images. But I was once just as young as were, self-assured, but still. ’ Dani smiled at me, the warmth of it radiating through me in a way I hadn’t felt in years from her. We were both growing older, heading to our forties, I guess this is what some people call ‘perspective’, it was starting to hit us both hard and fast in life. It wasn’t lost on me that she had been coming around here more and more lately, dropping by after work to see Lance, in on weekends when she could, we had worked our friendship back up a long time ago, it finally felt like it used to. Blue blackness began creeping in from the hillside behind a shimmering pick up truck, accompanied by the trickling of an overrun creek bed some thirty paces south. When he bought this land almost ten years ago, he was only looking for something to give him credit. Since then, it had made him more of a man. So much of his life was about fighting destruction, he needed a place where he could return something back to nature. To rebuild. He had an older sister who poured her husband’s money into. The way she held the phone pushed her breasts up and together, giving me a spectacular vantage point of her cleavage again.The phone call started as expected. He wanted to check up on her, make sure she had got back safely, and to see how she was doing. Janet then took the conversation in a different direction. "I am doing alright... I just got back to the hotel a moment ago... I am just going to take a shower and anti-acid and head to bed... No I don't mind you hanging out with the boys... I'm.