I opened the door and glanced at his ass and truly admiring it. He was definitely in great shape but not muscular. He turned towards me as he heard me...enter the room. “That’s a shame.” I said under my breath but definitely audible. “What’s that?” He asked. “Here’s your coffee.” I said with a touch of sarcasm and raised my brow. “Black , like you like it.” I winked at him and headed back to the kitchen. His smile stuck in my mind and I thought seriously about teasing him with a little flirting. We are just going to a party for our night out. You are the guest of honor." Mary Ellen said. Mary Ellen had already pulled out of my parking lot. If I planned to get out of the car, I knew I had better do it soon. I wasn't dressed for any long walks in the cold. I decided to go along for the ride. If worse came to worse, there were cabs in every town."If we are going to party, you know it has to be outside my jurisdiction," I said."Don't worry it's all taken care of," Mary Ellen said."And no. " Good, any questions?" I asked, toward both of them."I don't know how it's gonna work out moving in as a new foreman," Bob said."You're not going to be the foreman. You're going to be the boss down there. You'll tell the foreman what to do when you need to. I'm sure the one down there is a good man, but you were working for me before I even heard about the place and I know I can trust your judgement. I don't even know the foreman. If he can't get along with you he'll have to go."I don't want. Rob pulled Susan's and Jimmy's head close so he could whisper in their ears. "We need to get out of here," he whispered. "We can't shoot them with the .357's because anyone can hear those things all the way back to Phoenix. The AR-15 is quieter but still too loud. The .22 isn't loud enough for the sound to carry any distance so I need to shoot them with that. I need to get close to do it though."They both nodded that they understood and Jimmy carefully turned to pull the pistol and a box of.