"What did you say your name was?" I didn't say," the man responded as he stood. David stopped a fair distance away, not wanting to challenge or make h...m nervous about potential exposure."I'm here to deliver a message," the man said emotionlessly, his expression a bit dour.David glanced at Alice, since she was the only one in his line of sight, but she looked just as confused as he felt."Okay, and what might that be?" David asked, cocking his head to the side, intrigued just what they'd send. S. She liked a man like that and would have asked him first if he hadn't beat her to it.So they had lunch and got to know each other better. Lunch turned to dinners and he was always the perfect gentleman. Never drank more than a glass of wine, always walked her to her door after the dates but never came in when offered a nightcap. How on earth was she going to pull off her plan if the guy was so determined to 'court her the right way'. Its the twenty-first century for Christ sake. People met. 'Guys, I'd like you to meet Valerie Hayes from Queens. I'm sure Valerie would like to by all her lovers a drink.' With that he removed $50 from my purse and bought a round of drinks for everyone. He also wrote my name address and phone number on his 'Specials' chalkboard behind the bar. 'I'm sure Valerie will be a regular here and keep providing us with her sexual favors. Won't you, Valerie?' All I could do was nod my head. I hadn't planned on them knowing my name and address. 'You'll be here. I faked a yawn and laid my head back, closing my eyes as if to rest. As I did so, I punished him by closing my legs. Just as I'm sure he was feeling frustrated, I acted as if I'd fallen asleep--not snoring, but breathing appropriately and letting my head "fall" towards my shoulder. We were well past the center of the lower level of streets and more daylight was getting in thru the windows, and that's when I made my move. Still "asleep, " I let my legs fall wide apart, very wide apart. .