She didn't mind too much though. Pa was getting old.Naturally Bobby disappeared right after breakfast. Daisy got all the stuff her Pa was gonna sell l...aded into the back of the old pick up truck.Daisy washed herself down and changed her blouse before they could leave."We ain't going to no social, Daisy!" her Pa complained."Let her be Pa, a girl should look nice to go to town." said her Mama.The ride into town was uneventful. Daisy scanned the landscape for deer and other critters. There weren't. I went back and sat down at the table. Penny was looking at me strangely. The expression on Ed's face was as pure as the driven snow. It was as if he was waiting to be made the first living saint. Judy looked at me and I felt like an asshole. The expression on her face said it all. She was truly in a lot of emotional pain. She was teetering on the brink of cutting this asshole out of her life permanently and she was counting on her daughter and me to help her make the right decision."So,. At least she says so. I really need to do something special for her and don’t know what it should be. It’s not like I want her to think we have a future together. We both know that’s not in the cards. But I also don’t want her to feel like she’s nothing more than a receptacle when needed. It’s changed somehow. She started visiting me to help me out, not expecting anything in return. But now, with other options potentially open to me, it seems more like me helping her out. And I’m willing—I’m. He looked at me knowingly and questioningly, I just nodded with a smile. It was set. The thought occurred to me that this was a conquest for Sue. She would have the prize, for herself.As the hour grew late and all the guests had left, Sue suggested I pick her up in the morning, not too early.It was with trepidation that I approached the door to Keith's apartment the next morning to pick up my wife. Did she have a good time? What would happen next?Keith answered the door after some time and.