Well, I spent over four hours out there in the July sun and never lost one game - even going 2 on me at times. What I did not know was that June was k...eping an admiring eye on me while I played King of the Net. I’d been blessed with very quick reflexes and my years in gov’t work had given me a very well-conditioned body. Finally, it was suppertime, so I packed everything up and went in to eat with Ma. Da was seldom home for supper as his job kept him busy most of the time. He had a gov’t job. “You know, I have a hotel room not far from here,” he said, smug and confident.“Do you really think I’m going to go home with a stranger?”“Have you done it before?”“ . . . That’s not important.”I remember the next moment so vividly. That moment was the first time he smiled at me. I’m still angry that I let him draw me in. Maybe it was his dimples or perhaps the way he spoke, with charisma and class woven into every fiber of his being.“What’s your game here?” I asked him, bluntly. “What did you. He'd seen worse, and at least this was out of the wind. He worried about whether he was going to mess up his jacket, and thought about cussing his boy out if he picked a place that was muddy. He couldn't make out the tagging along the wall, and hoped Cedric was bright enough to pick a place that was friendly.“It's fuckin' cold,” Keyaron complained again. It was too quiet, even with the traffic. Nothing compared to the noise of the party, since they had left it. He looked through the darkness to. .. Raven haired, dark eyes, curves in the right places, in a short sun dress looking lost. She caught me staring at her and as I began to turn my head away in embarrasement, she started walking towards me. I was completely mezmerized... the sway in her walk was intoxicating as she approached. "Hi.", she said in a soft feminine voice, " I have quite a long layover and was looking for someone to chat with to pass the time. Do you mind if I sit with you?" I almost choked on my patty as I tried to.