It’s only important that she came back. It doesn’t matter why.’ He hadn’t told her of that fall, after she left him, when she loved someone e...se and fucked him anyway. ‘You still want this Carol back? Even after everything she did to you? Now that you know what she’s really like?’ He looked at her with a small, sad smile. ‘Sharon? Do you pray?’ ‘Sure, sometimes.’ ‘You want to know what I pray?’ ‘What?’ ‘I tell God that I’d trade all the rest of my life–every day that I have left–for just. “Goodness, yes. In fact its having quite an effect on me and that's just looking at it and imagining, but he'll be seeing you wearing it, I think it will blow his mind, I know it would blow mine!”“Oh you are naughty, Alan” she smiled, “I'm worried that I've excited you too much and you'll be left frustrated. Come in and I'll put it on for you so you can really tell if it suits me and fits OK.” Fuck me! Did I hear that right. I closed her door behind me and followed her upstairs. “Sit down on. "Okay here are my records," I said."Leave me a check for two hundred dollars since I am going to spend a couple of hours sorting through this crap. I will call you when I hit a snag, and I know I will," Anna said."I'll be expecting your call," I said it as I placed two $100 dollar bills on the desk."Sorry, but write me a receipt since you will need it," I said with a smile."When I left I went to County Seat to open a real bank account in the same bank Sylvia Porter used. If we went down, we. It was late in the night, given how dark the sky was. When my business was concluded, I returned to our door and knocked on the door. We had decided on a knock system when we were on our way here to ensure we did not open the door for the wrong person.It only applied when one of us was out of the room, as it is easy to subdue and then take the place of one person. I knocked on the door, which was answered by a unique mix of knocks. It was a question of sorts, so I then responded to that with.