I took your suitcase out of the car and put in the guest room. You might want to go take a nap while I make dinner for us.”“James, thank you so m...ch. You are everything my mom always said you were. A kind gentleman who always thinks of others. This was a strange way for us to first meet, but fate has a strange way about it.“Well she did bring out the best in me. It is good to finally see you in person. You look exactly like your mother did at your age.”Chelsea was puzzled by that comment.. The chairperson was finishing up the announcements and then introducing her and the knot in her stomach tightened even tighter. She silently prayed to God to help her, to speak through her. ‘If I can help at least one person here tonight,’ she prayed. ‘Then it will be worth it, God. Please let me help someone else.’ She realized, with a smile, that the simple little prayer was so vastly different from how she had lived her previous life, her life before Alcoholics Anonymous. The chairperson. He watched her press her lips slowly to the bottle. He lips were so plump, and allowed the cold beer to flow so effortlessly into her mouth. He couldn't help but picture his cock was the bottle."I really appreciate you helping me out. i don't know what i would've done if i haven't met you" Oh, anytime… i guess it was just the luck of the draw."She giggled as she grabbed him arm, in a flirty way. They starred at each other, as the slowly moved closer to one another. Apprehensive, their faces. I had average marks (you know, 75%-ish) in school and the usual flings in high school. I was stable and proud of it. I had to deal with my chores just like any kid and argued with my parents about curfew just like everyone else. I had a happy childhood, and I could deal with anything. Kaiser Mattanthas was the unforeseen variable in the mathematical formula of my life. In J-school, I learned that this phenomenon was known jokingly as ‘phrenology with an ‘f”. I got to work the day after the.