I said "Kevin, is that what you think of me, that I would destroy a friends reputation and marriage when they have done nothing to hurt me?" "Listen K...vin don't even give it a second thought I will tell no one and I mean no one about this." "And Kevin this does not affect my friendship, I'm old, I've been around, everyone of us has a side or a fetish that society frowns on, we all do if we are human that is" Kevin's mind did register one word of my statements, he was sobbing loudly and. I became sure the same thoughts went to her head, as my phone rang a minute later. "Yeah?" I answered. "I'm sorry I've been cold to you, I know it's not your fault. How about the Outback Steakhouse towards the mall?" she suggested. "Yeah, that sounds good. Meet you there in an hour?" I inquired. "Sure, see you there," she told me. We ended the call, and I got ready. Anyway, as we arrived at the restaurant, we sat down, and ordered drinks. "So, what does Jack think about you dining with his ex. But then on my 11th birthday I had met her, Heidi Schalinschy was her name. She was amazing blonde with brown eyes, the girl who had just moved in next door and I had invited to my birthday party. It was pretty cool because we became friends and she was the first girl I ever kissed playing spin the bottle. She was actually only one of two girls I had ever kissed in my whole entire life. We had stayed good friends and it was cool because she was still living next door although I had yet to see. "I just went and paid for my own drinks, I don't want anything from a pervert! Let's just sit here quietly so I can finish my drink and go up and get some sleep. Damn, I just spoke to you on the plane to kill time, you are so annoying."As she rambled on, he was incredulous at the extent of her rudeness. He just took a sip of his drink and thought about a way to teach this bitch a lesson. Just then the bartender came over and spoke to her. "Excuse me miss, is your name Kim in room 311?" She said.