" I can help." I'll just bet that you can."She did, and she got her twice more before I had to leave for work in the morning.I met Andy when he came t... work for the company I worked for. My first opinion of him was that he was that he was a nice enough kid, but just that - a kid.The company we worked for was basically a job shop for one of the major auto companies. We did all the weird shit that they couldn't or didn't want to do for themselves. For instance, car company A comes out with a new. ”She kissed me gently and with obvious love. “Stay for a while?”I nodded, and she stepped back, pulled her tee shirt over her head, unsnapped her bra, dropped her slacks, kicking off her shoes. Then she gazed at me with a sultry expression as she slipped her french knickers down her legs, her breasts hanging deliciously and swaying enticingly. She stood straight displaying all her curves and nodded at my clothed body.I made to untie my shoelaces, but she took my hand and led me to the bedroom,. The couch curved out at the ends so there was a narrowspace where I could crouch. I squatted down and heard her opening thedoor.A male voice said, "Oh, hi. Sorry to bother you. Monty borrowed mydrill and I kind of need it for a home repair." Sure, Ted. He's not here right now. But if you have to have it rightaway, I'm sure I can find it."He said he had to mount a shadowbox on the wall."Oh no. It was our neighbor. Our tall, handsome, athletic neighbor whohad bought the house next door. " He finished his drink, set the glass in front of the bartendress, and nodded to indicate he wished another."Which is what?" the bartendress asked, this time minus the cynical edge.Ed thought a moment. What indeed? "The American dream," he said. "No, the Greendale dream. The beautiful house, the job of power and prestige, the wife you're proud to have on your arm, who's proud to drop your name in society. So very proud. All that ... is mine." You're a lucky man," the bartendress said. (Deke.