Mom wanted the people there to know we were alive and well. They greeted us like long, lost heroes.We felt a little sheepish about all the attention b...t it was nice they were concerned about us. We picked up a little homework for me. It was only a day's worth since the school was closed for the previous couple of days due to the tornado.We had a couple of hours to kill before the Guardsmen quit for the day. We were hungry and went over to the local cafe to get some real food and takeout for. Trying to cut in on the dance floor would probably get me a "Fuck off buddy" and cause a scene so I decided to wait and see what Abby might do to give me an opening. Half an hour went by and Abby danced three more dances with the guy and each time she allowed his hands to go wherever he wanted to put them and at no time did she ever look my way."Time to end this shit" I thought as I got up and headed for the table where the two of them were sitting. I walked up and then sat down on one of the. "well i have some desires that i need fulfilled, I've been single and i haven't had a man to pump me good in awhile, a woman like you should always have a guy to treat your right movie dating candle light dinner, honey i did the ewhole romantic thing along time ago, I'm older, i gotta have some fun now, no stings attached just some much needed clean fun making out walkin around naked the guy's checkin me out maybe a striptease or two, you know that kinda thing well whatever you need i may be. ”“Did you talk to legal?” she asked.“I went straight to the top,” Phil replied as he put his hand on her shoulder. “The High Queen herself came down off the throne long enough to explain it to me – in a bunch of really small words, I might add. We’re clear.”Hailey laughed and shook her head at Phil’s description of Deirdre “Don’t Call Me DeeDee” Coleman-Jennings. She was the corporation’s chief legal officer – and a right pain in the ass if you didn’t have the requisite degree after your name..