In short, it was a small town like many others in that part of the country.Although he didn't need a drink, he had never been a heavy drinker, Jake de...ided that the saloon was the place to start as they would know what was going on around the area. He pulled up outside, tied Blaze to the hitching rail alongside a piebald pony that was there already, and strolled up to the door. Pushing it open, he waited while his eyes grew accustomed to the gloom inside.On the wall to his left was the bar.. It's not that at all. In fact, it's something more personal... for me at least," Julie said. I could sense some tension in her voice and though I knew where she was going with this, I didn't want to make the wrong move by jumping to conclusions."I just wanted to know your feelings towards a relationship with say a boss and his... personal assistant," Julie said, trailing off the last part so that it was barely audible. Julie turned to face me and the dim light of the room caught her emerald. She hadclearly noticed my gaze - not that it would have come as any surprise."Oh, that reminds me," she said, bouncing up off the bed and going overto the window. She bent over and gave the windowsill a close inspection."What on earth are you looking for?" I asked."Puddles of your cum - or at least a few stains," she replied with agiggle. "This is where you spy on me in my back garden and whackyourself off, isn't it?" Where I used to, yes," I said with as much dignity as I could muster."Ah, so. "Penny for your thoughts?" asked Mom. When I noticed she was asking me, I shook my head, then nodded toward John, letting her know the direction my thoughts were taking. She redirected her gaze. "John?" Sorry, I was just thinking," he murmured, not realizing that she'd originally asked me."You looked so sad just then," she replied.Wrinkling his forehead, he put on a weak smile and said, "Just thinking, that's all." For a guy who's going to a party with a nice girl like Steph, you should be.