No money, no job, and was about to become a wimp husband and then a divorced one. Losing the only woman I have ever loved. ‘Why, God? Where did I go...wrong?’ I kept asking myself. Now, I have to tell you I am not a religious man. I believe in God and went to church on and off as a kid. The last time I was in a church was to get married, five years ago. I remember saying my wedding vows and how warm and clean I felt at the time. Britt and I together forever, that’s what I remembered. I was just. " Maybe we should go up and show those two how much we love them," Kathy said.Jenny reached over and put her hand on Kathy's side and rubbed her lightly. Kathy's body stiffened for a moment, but quickly relaxed. Jenny continued to move her hand up and down, her thumb bumping the bottom of Kathy's breast when she moved it up.Both of the girls stopped talking. Their faces were only inches apart and they could feel each other's warm breath bathing their cheeks. Jenny moved her hand over Kathy's. It might attract someone's attention. Sarah walked slowly to the steps, taking half steps, counting slowly between each one, "One Mississippi, two Mississippi..." She reached where the paper lay, bent down and picked it up. The grass felt cold beneath her feet. A breeze brought goosepimples to cover her body. She retraced her steps just as slowly and deliberately as before. As she reached the screen door and opened it, a car turned onto her street. She stood where she was. Sarah turned to face. They stretch a little. Try 'em on." Why do I need shoes?" Lou asked suspiciously. "I'm... we're not going anywhere, are we?" Only if you want," she replied saucily, then knelt to put the slippers on him. "Point your toes, sweetheart, that's right."It was a tight fit, but he managed to wiggle into the slippers. Then before he knew it, she had the bonnet on him and firmly tied the satin ribbon at his chin."Even better than I thought," said Bonnie proudly. "You make a perfect little girl!"Lou felt.