I am probably going to use it again to rehabilitate my leg," I said."Wow that is kind of cool," Buddy said. "So where are the batteries?" If the batte...ies haven't been stolen, they are on that shelf under the stairs. There should be three sets under there. Two large sets for long over the road distances and one twenty hour rescue set. The twenty should be good for around town or to get me home if I were to run through a big, over the road, set. I have a total of about a one hundred and twenty. Larry nodded, smiling, before moving to the door to his adjoiningoffice. Tamara could only imagine what Larry's office looked like,but she was a little more interested in getting back to work, so sheopened a fresh blank page file with WordProc and started dancing herfingers around the flat, comfortable keyboard as the door gentlyclosed behind Larry.She was midway through the two-page document when a soft chimesounded on the headset. Larry's voice followed, his voice speakingwith perfect crystal. Roger motioned me to the armchair where I sat down with my hands on my lap hiding any signs of arousal while the old man sat on his desk chair and Sam disappeared to make some drinks.I totally get why his daughter was there as having a strange guy visiting you have to be safe and after about half an hour chatting the atmosphere was upbeat and very friendly, both Sam and Roger were funny and made me feel totally at ease, we even joked about the old man’s boxers.“Daddy likes to dress casual in. She'd grown intoquite a stunner and I'd have loved for us to have gone out, but despiteheavy hints on my part, nothing. Still, we remained friends.I'd been round her place one day after school. A warm day, Anne's motheroffered me some juice.That's all I remember.Until, I woke up - stinking headache, hazy vision, the lot. I had no ideawhere I was.The mists cleared a little. I was sitting upright in a chair. My handsplaced kind of on the arms, and I couldn't move my limbs. My head wouldonly move.